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Thousands of mornings spent unloading trucks and sorting produce. Thousands have been evacuated by the Hawk Fire. Need a new afterschool vibe? North Tahoe football enters 2026 season seeking to capitalize on recent momentum. A new study found that nearly 20 percent of eligible adults in Medicaid expansion states are in danger of not meeting the minimum work hours that will be required nationwide beginning January 1. Where do costs elsewhere stand? Eighteen high school students were sworn in as members of the 2026-2027 Nevada County Youth Commission this month. Learn the whens and whys from Moonshine’s resident starwoman Aurora Wellise. Registrar of Voters Armando Salud-Ambriz stated that mail-in voting plans remain on track despite recent developments involving federal courts. Hertel sprang into action to help the man he had played with only a handful of times.
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- August 30, 2026 at 8:01 PM Unless a Transformer was in a hurry, somebody lost several large vehicle parts on eastbound Hwy 20 near the Brighton St off ramp. Do you know where your bumper is?
- August 30, 2026 at 2:49 PM Wayward Skout has been reunited with his human. Al is well.
- August 30, 2026 at 2:03 PM Escape artist Skout got out off of Squirrel Creek and Cedar Ave. No collar on her and no chip yet. Super friendly pup! Contact 530-277-5656 if found.
- August 30, 2026 at 11:38 AM Bovine stroll alert on Birchville Road on the San Juan Ridge. Beautiful day to go on a walk, but watch out for the livestock.
- August 30, 2026 at 8:17 AM The latest forecast update by NWS Sacramento:
- August 30, 2026 at 7:52 AM Still a few PG&E customers on Fawn Hill off You Bet Rd affected by the power outage that began last night at 10:08 pm. Their estimated time of restoration is noon today. At the start of the outage, all of Peardale took a trip back to the Dark Ages.
- August 29, 2026 at 6:39 PM Units at scene on Sunset Ridge Drive can handle, faulty electric.
- August 29, 2026 at 6:30 PM Reported residential structure fire, smoke coming from an ac vent, on Sunset Ridge Drive, Higgins. Units dispatched.
- August 29, 2026 at 4:52 PM Air Attack 230 and Tanker 88 were committed to a fire in El Dorado County near Balderson Station on Wentworth Springs Road. The tanker was canceled midflight and is returning to Grass Valley.
- August 29, 2026 at 1:07 PM If you see smoke in the area off Vintage Drive on Lime Kiln Road, that is not a structure fire, it’s charcoal making.
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Thousands of mornings spent unloading trucks and sorting produce. A new study found that nearly 20 percent of eligible adults in Medicaid expansion states are in danger of not meeting the minimum work hours that will be required nationwide beginning January 1. Registrar of Voters Armando Salud-Ambriz stated that mail-in voting plans remain on track despite recent developments involving federal courts. Bonta secured an early win for voters in a lawsuit challenging USPS rules that restrict mail-in voting.
- Forty Years of Showing Up: Food Bank of Nevada County Marks Four Decades of Community Care
- Eastbound Hwy 20 Closure Extended through Sept. 4
- Extreme solar storms can hit Earth harder than thought
- Nearly 1 in 5 Medicaid-eligible adults in expansion states are at risk of losing health coverage due to insufficient or inconsistent work hours
- Nevada County Registrar Assures Voters Mail-In Voting Plans Remain on Track
- Bonta Secures Early Win for Voters in Lawsuit Over USPS Rule Restricting Mail-In Voting
- Sierra Foothills Audubon Society and Grass Valley Charter School Present “For the Love of Birds” Featuring Two Live Birds of Prey
- Tahoe City Oktoberfest celebrates 20th anniversary Sept. 19
- Bite Into What’s New: FoodX Spotlights the Makers, Chefs and Food Innovators Shaping the Sierra Foothills Food Economy
- AG Bonta on Court Ruling Affirming Trump Administration’s Illegal Interim Final Rule to Lower Wages for Farmworkers
- Gas Prices Remain Elevated as August Approaches Record Highs
- Tonight, a Partial Lunar Eclipse
- Nevada County Arts & Culture and SYRCL’s Wild & Scenic Film Festival Invite Artists to Submit Artwork for Consideration under the 2027 Art Exhibition
- League of Women Voters of Nevada County: The Power of One Vote
- Supervisors Approve $7 Million Grant-Funded Renovation of Grass Valley Veterans Hall
- Tim Van Wagner: Early Season Burning starts in September, this is Why
- Does Early Menopause Mean a Higher Risk of Cognitive Decline?
- AG Bonta Files Lawsuit Challenging USPS Rule Restricting Mail-In Voting, Interfering with Elections
- Jewish High Holy Day Services at Congregation B’nai Harim at the Nevada County Jewish Community Center
- Moms on the Mountain Returns Sept. 27
Sierra Nevada Ally
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Thousands have been evacuated by the Hawk Fire. Where do costs elsewhere stand?
- Hawk Fire: Where to Find Evacuation Information, Shelter, and Ways You Can Help.
- Tracking Food and Gas Prices in the Trump Era (Updated for July)
- Reno’s Mike Krukow, former Giants pitcher, recalls his favorite game
- Kings Canyon provides peaks, passes and hunger pangs
- How Nevadans Can Prepare for Death with Dignity and Intention
- Famed trek delivers “sense of awe” in Yosemite
- From Divorce Ranch to Nevada’s Newest State Park
- Photos: The unconventional venues hosting emerging Las Vegas bands
- Beyond the Strip: How Las Vegas bands are finding their stage at local businesses
- Alpenglow Speaker Series
Nevada County, CA - News Flash
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Need a new afterschool vibe? Eighteen high school students were sworn in as members of the 2026-2027 Nevada County Youth Commission this month. Hertel sprang into action to help the man he had played with only a handful of times. This summer, we have seen growing challenges that nearby residents, landowners, visitors, and emergency responders can no longer ignore. The 1932 building will be closed during the renovation. The facility is designed to provide services, programs and gathering spaces for Penn Valley residents, businesses and visitors.
- Cast Offs' Knitting Club for Teens
- Nevada County Youth Commissioners Sworn In
- Nevada County Probation Officer Ben Hertel Honored for Bravery After Reviving Man Who Suffered Cardi
- Protecting the South Yuba Requires Immediate Action - and Shared Responsibility
- Supervisors Approve $7 Million Grant-Funded Renovation of Grass Valley Veterans Hall
- Nevada County Supervisors Approve $500,000 Grant to Support Penn Valley Community Center
- Community Invited to Forest Health and Wildfire Risk Town Hall on Aug. 27
- Nevada County Wins Three National Association of Counties Awards
- Dog Bar Bridge Earns 2026 Project of the Year Award
- Tea & Tribute: Nevada County Honors Veterans Surviving Spouses
- Help Plan Public EV Charging at County Facilities
- Dog Bar Bridge Earns 2026 Project of the Year Award
- Help Guide Housing Priorities in Unincorporated Nevada County
- Don't Miss Your Property Tax Deadline
- Public Invited to Review Measure Q Rebuttal Arguments Aug. 18-27
- Community Information Session on North San Juan Cannabis Dispensary Selection Process
- Civil Grand Jury Seeks Citizen Investigators
- Nevada County to Host an Oil Filter Exchange and Battery Recycling Event August 29
- Local Candidates Announced for November Ballot
- Help Shape Nevada County’s Housing Future: Complete the Survey by September 6
- Behind Every Smart Purchase: Nevada County Team Wins National Procurement Honor
- Randomized Alphabet Draw Sets Candidate Order for Nov. 3 Election
- Community Invited to Participate in the Forest Health and Wildfire Risk Survey
- Understanding Emergency Alerts in Nevada County
- From Livestock Scales to Treat Street: County Staff Support A Community Tradition
- Taxpayers Invited to Participate in State Board of Equalization’s 2026 Taxpayers’ Hearing
- Recreation Coalition Honored with Congressional Recognition Following Successful Recreation Fair
- Nevada County and Sierra Business Council’s SBDC to Host Free Capital Summit
- #adulting: Learn About Dementia
- Connect with Community Resources at Services Drop-In!
- Free Legal Guidance at the Library
- Teen Volunteer Night is Back!
- Join Us for the Jail Job Fair & Facility Tour
- Nevada County Announces Micro-Grant Awards for Six Community Climate Resilience Projects
- Supervisor Bullock Advances Resolution to Ensure Safe Access to Recreation on Public Lands
- Child Support Services to Deliver More Than $8 Million to Nevada County Single-Parent Families
- Child Support Services to Deliver More Than $8 Million to Nevada County Single-Parent Families
- Nevada County Connects Offers Free Fares to the Nevada County Fair
- Elevate Your Workforce: Free Soft Skills & Customer Service Training Workshop
- Protect Your EBT Card
Moonshine Ink
Feed Summary
North Tahoe football enters 2026 season seeking to capitalize on recent momentum. Learn the whens and whys from Moonshine’s resident starwoman Aurora Wellise. A Carnelian Bay resident says that this Fourth of July was different from past ones — North Tahoe experienced a college kids/teen takeover that overwhelmed the area with crowds, litter, and underage drinking. Here’s where things stand.
- Truckee Railyard Hotel Appeal Denied; Cal Neva to Open Late 2027 Under New Name; Reno Airport Gears Up for Burning Man, Labor Day; More
- Tahoe Forest Opens New North Shore Clinic; Trump Administration Repeals Roadless Rule; Boatworks Mall Releases Statement; More
- Lakers on the Rise
- Talbot Fire Incident Update; Boatworks Files for Bankruptcy; Burnt Cedar Tree Poisoning Security Response; More
- The Earth and Stars: 13 August – 9 September 2026
- Moonshine Ink Vintage 24 Nip 6
- Was North Lake Tahoe the Victim of a July Fourth Takeover?
- Liquid Roundabouts
- Parked in Place
- New Truckee Pregnancy Center Opens Amid Questions