Issue 10 · October 23, 2026
Your Nevada County Weekly Digest
Top News This Last Week
Community News
Nevada City Man and Father Sentenced For Illegal Gold Mining
A Nevada City father and son were sentenced to jail and hefty fines for illegal gold mining and environmental damage along Keystone Creek.
Sports
Supervisor Bullock Touts Success Of His Heart of Gold Challenge
The Heart of Gold Gravel Race saw record turnout this year as founder Hardy Bullock celebrates the success of the nationally ranked cycling event in the Tahoe National Forest.
Community News
Sheriff's Department Holiday Card Contest Underway
The Nevada County Sheriff’s Department is calling on children ages 4-12 to design their official holiday card. Submit your festive artwork by November 9 for a chance to win!
Entertainment
Poetry Crawl In Grass Valley
Trade the pub for prose this Saturday in Grass Valley. Join the Sierra Poetry Festival for a unique Poetry Crawl featuring local readings and workshops across five downtown venues from 2–5 p.m.
Public Safety
Town Hall As Major Wildfire Prevention Project Begins
Work is underway on a critical 350-acre wildfire fuels reduction project in Deer Creek Canyon. Learn more about the safety efforts at a Town Hall meeting this Monday at 6 p.m. in Nevada City.
Upcoming Events
Oct
23
KVMRx's XFest
Miners Foundry Cultural Center
Oct
23
KVMRx's X Fest After Party
The Fern
Oct
23
The Future We Create: Legacy Giving for the Arts in Nevada County
The Center for the Arts
Oct
23
Rock Art of Western Nevada
Madelyn Helling Library
Oct
23
Nevada City Winery Artist Talk with Ellen Davis
Nevada City Winery
Tickets On Sale
Shopping Show Deals
Featured Business
Les Schwab
Doing the right thing since 1952
Since 2001, the Les Schwab team on Freeman Lane has been dedicated to strengthening the Grass Valley community through long-standing local partnerships. Building on our 74-year heritage, we proudly support our neighbors by providing resources and essential services—like our Tires for Purpose and snack donation programs—to help local schools and nonprofits thrive.
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