Penn Valley to Adopt Confederate Battle Flag
A group of Penn Valley, CA activists have band together and unofficially declared the Confederate Battle Flag to be its unofficial city flag.
View ArticleNevada County Grand Jury Report Finds Local Nonprofit Youth Organizations...
The Scooper interviewed the lead Grand Jury investigator outside his Penn Valley Ax Grinding shop, but due to the high-risk nature of this investigation and the secrecy cloak for Grand Jury...
View ArticleCounty Sheriff to Acquire Nation’s First Robocop
The Robocop program was joint project between the United States Department of Defense, the mega-corporation Omni Consumer Products (OCP) company and the city of Detroit who declined to implement their...
View ArticleArea Man Stakes Gold Claim in Irrigation Ditch
Jimmie Brenton of Woodpecker Way said he's grown tired of not being able to exercise his "God-given liberty" to do what he wants with his land. He is also tired of people walking behind his house on...
View ArticleKNCO Swap Shopper Assures Audience that His Tires are “Like New”
During a call to KNCO's popular sales radio show on Monday, Ken Weston of Grass Valley was attempting to sell his set of four Goodyear Wrangler MT/R(r) and assured the listening audience that his tires...
View ArticleISIS Training Ground Busted Up At Nevada County State Park
Local authorities and Federal law enforcement have broken up an elaborate ISIS terrorist operation in the Sierra Foothills state park Malakoff Diggins.
View ArticleArea Man Regrets Selling Kidney on Black Market
"If I had to do it again, I wouldn't do it," said Mr. Igo. "But I try to watch what I eat and drink. Thank god there was no Facebook back then. All the dumb stuff I did as a kid was before the Internet.
View ArticleArea Woman Wins Online Arguments by Calling Opponents “Trolls”
A local unemployed and frequent Facebook participant Jennifer Murray of Nevada City, CA has taken to labeling anyone who irritates her on the popular social network "a troll." Apparently Ms. Murray...
View ArticleNID To Turn Water Off Every Tuesday Until Drought Is Over
The Nevada Irrigation District or NID announced plans to shut off water deliveries every Tuesday until the drought subsides.
View ArticleSheriff Fights Attorney Visits/Taxpayers Foot the Bill
Wayne Brown Correctional Facility must allow contact visits between prisoners and their criminal defense attorneys. And now, so must all other county jails, thanks to the relentless efforts of Nevada...
View ArticleCalifornia Association of Trial Lawyers Thanks Nevada County for its...
The California Association of Trial Lawyers (CATL) today announced that it had awarded Nevada County a Special Certificate of Appreciation and admitted it to its Hall of Fame.
View ArticleArea Man Uses Tub Hair to Create Roommate Friendship Bracelets
Area Millennial Scott Foresight has grown tired of his sloppy and inconsiderate roommates, so he decided to take matters into his own hands. On Thursday, after removing his two roommates body hair from...
View ArticleSierra Buttes to Become Huge Rock Sculpture of African-Americans
In what may prove a bonanza for local tourism and a boost for racial harmony, President Obama has just signed an executive memorandum calling for the creation of a Mount Rushmore-like creation on the...
View ArticleArea Woman Uses Kombucha To Treat Schizophrenia
Fresh off her self-proclaimed successes in treating autism with coconut oil, Merrilee Longshoes of North San Juan has announced a new treatment option for Schizophrenia: Kombucha.
View ArticleNevada City Woman Smudges House
A Nevada City woman has smudged her house in hopes of removing any "bad energy" left by the previous owners. Beverly "Indica" Anderson recently "smudged" her home on Orchard Street after she believed...
View Article2.5 Mile Comet to Impact Local Anti-Chemtrailer’s Brain
Playing off recent reports that a super-comet is scheduled to impact Earth in the same time frame, Mr. Wolford wanted to stress to the largely disinterested and sometimes nervous crowd that this...
View ArticleScotch Broom to be Planted Along California Highways
Climate change is causing California to reevaluate its position on Scotch broom. This oft maligned plant is now being touted as a valuable environmental asset.
View ArticleAlien Spider Attaches at Nevada County Board of Supervisors Meeting
An alien spider has apparently relocated to Nevada County, and local authorities are certain that this spider is responsible for "egregious behavior" witnessed at the Board of Supervisors meeting...
View ArticleScooper Reporter Lands Gig on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
Local humorist, author and mediocre guitar player, Delaney Faris, has recently signed a contract with Comedy Central to contribute freelance jokes, angles, and spin to The Daily Show to “make the show...
View ArticleDog in a Hot Summer Car? Here’s What to Do
The Nevada County Scooper offers these tips if you see a dog driving a car. Remember stay calm and follow these easy steps and everything will be fine.
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