Brewbilt BrewHaus in Nevada City will hosting Pretzel with Police on Thursday, November 21st from 4:00-7:00 p.m.

After a look at your weekend weather forecast we jump into the world of inflation with Paul Emery and retired Fed economist Gary Zimmerman on this week’s Economic Report. Al Stahler brings us a lesson in Greek mythology, applying it to the modern world of ground-breaking scientific experimentation. He's joined by University of Pennsylvania’s Daniel Baker. To close it all out, we have an essay by Nevada City poet Molly Fisk. Molly lets us in on some Thanksgiving plans that would turn even the most content among us green.

Grass Valley's Wolf Creek Community and Connectivity Project was awarded $13,000,000 by the California's Active Transportation Program.

The Critical Evacuation Route and Hazardous Vegetation Removal Program will award grants to local organizations to fund fuels mitigation projects.

Changes include a green light for two new cannabis dispensaries in the unincorporated county: one in North San Juan and one in Soda Springs. It also allows for special cannabis events like farmers markets and trade conferences at designated community spaces like the North San Juan Community Center.

November 5th, 2024 General Election results will be published on the Nevada County Elections Office website.

The event will will open at 10 a.m. at 255 S. Auburn street in Grass Valley and will feature the Nevada Union High School band. Learn more online.

We take a look at how the local elections are playing out before diving into your weekend weather forecast. Cláudio Mendonça introduces us to Nevada City’s new Assistant City Manager Lon Peterson before money guy Marc Cuniberti brings you his take on fundraisers targeting the “little people”. We close with an essay by Nevada City poet Molly Fisk. If you, like Molly, tend to enjoy the company of animals over people at times, today’s essay is for you.