Jennifer Nobles

The Nevada Irrigation District’s Board of Directors will start off 2025 on a positive note as it holds its first regular meeting of the year Wednesday, January 8, at 9

For more than 60 years, Tall Pines Nursery School has been enriching the minds of Nevada County’s littlest citizens. A parent co-operative center, the school relies on parents and grandparents

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is coming up on January 20. Local organization — Creating Communities Beyond Bias (CCBB) — has, at least for the past several years, hosted an

Often it’s the most vulnerable of the species who need the most help. At the same time, they may also be the most likely to be a beacon of light,

On Mill Street in Grass Valley, Daniel Raudy has amassed a collection of vintage goods that will transport one back in time and, most likely, spark a salient memory from

When the Nevada Irrigation District (NID) met for its first meeting of 2025 on Wednesday, there were a couple of major topics that were brought up, mainly due to General

Even before the lunch time rush, Jersey Mike’s Subs in Grass Valley was busy on its first day officially open.

It’s no secret that facing cancer is one of the most harrowing and traumatizing life events a person can go through. Elise Morgan, a board-certified nurse practitioner who specializes in

The Nevada County Fairgrounds were just one of many throughout the state to receive a notice Tuesday that the California Department of Food & Agriculture (CDFA) is enacting a ban

An employee from Sierra Gold Community Senior Center called Grass Valley Police around 11:30 a.m. Thursday to report a stolen vehicle. However, the story isn’t as dismal as one would