They were denied a waiver by the Grass Valley Planning Commission, in June, for replacing snow-damaged covered parking spaces. So, the owners of three low-income apartment complexes appealed to the City Council Tuesday night. But the Council delayed a decision … Read more >
The Nevada City City Council was well represented at last Week’s National Night Out and newly appointed Mayor Gary Peterson shares his excitement about how Nevada City continues to evolve since coming out of COVID and almost complete turnover of … Read more >
People who fought to end slavery in the United States, were collectively known as Abolitionists. One of the most notable figures from the north was John Brown who believed in active confrontation against slaveholders and any government officials who enabled … Read more >
When Labor Day weekend arrives in a few weeks, it will be the last time you’ll see the River Ambassadors for 2024. And SYRCL’s Education and Outreach Coordinator, Caitlan Martin, says they could still use more staffing. That’s been an … Read more >
There’s no specific opening date yet. But InConcert Sierra says it’ll be sometime during the 2024-2025 season when the doors finally open for their 42-thousand-square-foot arts complex. Officials say the facilities are expected to be completed in under 15 months, … Read more >
Start-up testing operations for the Spaulding Two Powerhouse have hit a major snag. And that means it won’t be online again, after all, by mid-September. At Wednesday’s NID Board meeting, a PG and E official confirmed information released earlier this … Read more >
Details of a major Main Street improvement project were closely questioned by the Grass Valley City Council, at their Tuesday night meeting, and they’ve delayed a final decision. Much of the focus was on proposed changes to the signalized intersection … Read more >
Whether you’re a property owner or a contractor, calling 8-1-1 will help ensure that projects involving digging can be done safely without damaging underground utility lines. PG and E Spokesman Jeff Smith says some lines can be shallow, just a … Read more >
It was another successful Tech Trek summer camp for the Nevada County branch of the American Association of University Women. It’s for middle school girls who focus on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, also known as STEM. Eight girls were … Read more >
The 18th Annual Empty Bowl fundraiser for Hospitality House is just a month away, running, this year, from September 13th through the 27th. And tickets are now on sale and they’re only available online this year. Executive Director Nancy Baglietto … Read more >
