Issue 11 · October 30, 2026
Your Nevada County Weekly Digest
Top News This Last Week
Community News
Nevada City Also Looking To Upgrade Walking Biking Hiking
Nevada City is seeking public input on its new Active Transportation and Trails Plan to improve local bike and pedestrian infrastructure. Share your feedback via an online survey through November 24th.
Local Government
Transit Future Discussed At Nevada City Council Meeting
Nevada County officials are planning to streamline public transit routes and boost service frequency to address stagnant post-pandemic ridership, while exploring new funding options to ensure long-term stability.
Community News
Safe Trick or Treat, Spooktacular and Spooky Boooky Today
Celebrate Halloween in Nevada County today with the Mill Street Safe Trick or Treat from 10am-1pm, followed by the themed Rood Center Spooktacular and downtown festivities starting at 3pm.
Public Safety
79-year-old Nevada City Woman Injured In Corvette Crash
A 79-year-old Nevada City woman suffered major injuries and her vintage 1966 Corvette was totaled in a solo vehicle rollover crash on Bitney Springs Road Wednesday evening.
Public Safety
Probation Search Turns Up Weapons and Drugs
A routine probation check in Nevada County led to the arrest of 57-year-old Jeffrey Smith on ten felony drug and firearm charges. He is currently held without bail.
Upcoming Events
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Halloween Spooktacular & Spooky Boooky
Eric Rood Administration Center
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Hadestown Teen Addition
Grass Valley Elks Lodge
Oct
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High Relief Wood Carving 3-day Workshop
Nevada City
Oct
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Halloween at the Iron Door
Holbrooke Hotel
Oct
30
Halloween Spooktacular and Spooky Boooky
Eric Rood Administration Center
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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