Rebecca O’Neil

Color Me Human will host a potluck at Pioneer Park on Monday to commemorate the abolition of slavery on Juneteenth, the second year of this new federal holiday.

Interfaith Food Ministry collaborates with various agencies to collect and distribute food to just under 600 families in Nevada County on a weekly basis.

If the cannabis market — legal and illicit — was looking risky before, the industry’s countenance is now straight hostile.

COVID-19 case numbers may be dropping, but Nevada County’s Public Health Department advises that vigilant hand washing and mask wearing can help mitigate other health threats.

A judge is expected to issue a decision today on a restraining order against three supporters of the Board of Supervisors recall effort.

Thursday

Friday

A sold out playhouse roared with laughter as the inexperienced god of the underworld is pricked by Eros’s arrow in the House of Fates’ debut performance of “Persephone.“Nevada City’s new multifaceted performance troupe showcased local improv, acting, flowtoy and dance talents in a modern take on an…

Sunday

Growing up, Nisenan spokeswoman Shelly Covert’s birthday — Oct. 10 — often fell on the second Monday of October, the same day the federal government christened Columbus Day.

Cooler temperatures have graced the Sierra and her foothills, but local firefighters remain vigilant.

According to the National Weather Service, the cooling temperatures that arrive today will abate fire weather concerns through the weekend.

A lot can change in a week.

Fines for excessive water usage meant to educate

The highest elevation in Deirdra Walsh’s home state — Missouri — is 1,772 feet, but that is not the only reason her ascension to Northstar’s vice president and general manager position is worthy of note.The snowsports industry has been, and continues to be, dominated by men. So much so that a 2016 …