Sierra Sun - Mon Nov 30
The Sierra Sun is pleased to announce the hiring of Jason Shueh as a news reporter.
Thomson obtains 'safeguard' proceeding to restructure debtThe Union - Mon Nov 30
French media technology group Thomson, which has been struggling to sell off its Grass Valley Group manufacturing division, announced Monday it has obtained a "safeguard" proceeding to protect it from creditors in the hope of restructuring its debt by February.
Heroin raid suspects wend way through court systemThe Union - Mon Nov 30
Of the 10 people arrested Oct. 14 in a drug raid in Grass Valley, seven are wending their way through the Nevada County Superior Court system.
Local family makes homemade soap with goat's milkThe Union - Sun Nov 29
Lisa and Glenn Newman make goat-milk soap in their Lake Wildwood kitchen-based business, Stoney Oaks Farm, and will be selling their seasonal items at the Country Christmas Faire at the Nevada County Fairgrounds today.
Gift drive for Sacramento-area seniors starts TuesdaySacramento Bee - Sat Nov 28
Children are traditionally of the focus of attention during the Christmas season, but many older folks could use a little holiday cheer, too.
Don't rush to judgeThe Union - Sat Nov 28
There's a group of Nevada County residents who believe that outsourcing the management and operation of Nevada County's Public Libraries will somehow remove the "public" from their public library.
Drivers warned to look out for bearsThe Union - Sat Nov 28
It's not unusual for Nevada County residents, particularly those who live at high elevations, to see black bears.
Enjoy the outside world in styleThe Union - Fri Nov 27
Jason and Jill Auld are owners of Mountain Recreation on East Main Street in Grass Valley.
Record turnout for Turkey TrotThe Union - Fri Nov 27
Mike Bratton, father of the race's namesake, gives runners and walkers a high-five Thursday morning as they take part in the fourth annual Michael Bratton II Turkey Trot at Nevada Union High School.
Will stores see end to the gloom?The Union - Fri Nov 27
While they may not have campers outside their front doors this morning, Nevada County businesses are hoping for a little Black Friday magic to ward off the recession blues.
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