The Union

The Union is a daily newspaper that caters to the Grass Valley and Nevada County regions in California. It offers comprehensive news coverage that includes local and regional stories. The newspaper features various sections such as news, sports, opinions, entertainment, and additional topics. With a daily print circulation exceeding 14,000 copies, it primarily serves residents of the Nevada County area. The Union also has an online version available for readers. The newspaper employs a team of 65 individuals. It is owned by Swift Communications, which is headquartered in Carson City and operates 20 other newspapers across the western United States.

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Lady Bruins and Lady Miners both earn playoff spots

1 day ago | theunion.com | LaMarr Fields |Lamarr Fields

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Nevada County Farm Bureau to hold 2025 Ag Tour

4 days ago | theunion.com | Jennifer Nobles

Nevada County Farm Bureau will host its 2025 Ag Tour this Wednesday, May 14, and Debora Totoonchie, Manager of the Bureau, said there is an exciting list of participants this year, featuring some of the best in local agricultural production. Attendees will make their way via bus to a bunch of local producers to see what really happens back at the ranch—or farm, in this case. “Farm Bureau is sort of like a Chamber of Commerce for farmers and ranchers,” explained Totoonchie.
Ann Wright: Spring plant sale May 10 - Happy Mother’s Day!

4 days ago | theunion.com | Ann Wright

It’s almost Mother’s Day and this is a perfect time to pick up some beautiful plants for the mother in your life. The UC Master Gardeners of Nevada County are hosting our annual spring plant sale TODAY from 9am to noon at the Demonstration Garden on the NID grounds, 1036 W. Main Street. The UC MGNC plant sale is one of our largest fundraisers, and it’s a fun way to purchase the plants that you may not be able to find elsewhere.
Williams RBI leads the Bruins to a 4-3 victory

4 days ago | theunion.com | LaMarr Fields |Lamarr Fields

The highly anticipated quarterfinals of the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Baseball Playoffs saw the top-seeded Bear River Bruins hosting the underdog No.8 seed Gustine Reds (18-6, 12-2) on Thursday at Bear River High School. In a thrilling match, Bear River emerged victorious, securing their spot in the semifinals. The game ended when Max Williams drove in the game-winning run in the bottom of the 7th inning, leading the Bruins to a 4-3 victory.
Day hiker: Indian Creek Trail - A hidden gem near Yankee Jims Bridge

5 days ago | theunion.com | Mary West

A perfect spot for swimming and picnickingAt Indian Creek, you’ll find shady areas and large rocks—ideal for lounging between swims or while enjoying a picnic. During blackberry season, you’ll be treated to an added snack as the vines burst with ripe fruit. The views of the North Fork, deep in the canyon surrounded by forest-covered hills, are as picturesque as it gets.
Miners lose pitcher's duel to Huskies ending season and playoff run

5 days ago | theunion.com | LaMarr Fields |Lamarr Fields

On Wednesday, the Nevada Union Miners, after a season of hard-fought games, traveled to Sutter to take on the Sutter Huskies in the first round of the CIF Sac-Joaquin D-V baseball playoffs. The Miners, unfortunately, lost a pitcher’s duel 2-0 as the Huskies move on to the next round.
Denis Peirce: May fishing

5 days ago | theunion.com | Denis Peirce

This weekend we are predicted to have temperatures as high as 90 degrees in the valley. It has been about 200 days since the valley has seen 90. This translates into warming waters in the valley and foothills. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. Minnows continue to be the most popular bait but other lures will produce fish. The foothill reservoirs are nearly full. Shasta is 6’ from the top.
Bruins dominate Lions in opening round of playoffs, Gustine Reds up next

6 days ago | theunion.com | LaMarr Fields |Lamarr Fields

The No.1 seed Bear River Bruins (16-6-1, 6-5-1) opened up the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Baseball Playoffs-D-VI Tuesday with a 17-4 win over the No.16 seed Leroy Greene Academy Lions (10-11, 5-1) at Bear River High School. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. Bear River added three more runs in the bottom of the second inning.
Lady Bruins beat Lady Miners 6-4

6 days ago | theunion.com | LaMarr Fields |Lamarr Fields

On Tuesday, the Bear River Lady Bruins (10-8, 7-5) hosted the Nevada Union Lady Miners (3-19-1, 1-11) for a regular season matchup between western Nevada County’s two largest high schools. The Lady Bruins won a close game, 6-4, over the Lady Miners. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
More fun in store at The Chambers Project: Two new events announced

6 days ago | theunion.com | Jennifer Nobles

There’s always something afoot at The Chamber Project in Grass Valley, and this month is no exception. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. “We normally plan out a little further in advance than this,” Plenge said of the recently announced goings-on, again citing the fact that Chambers wasn’t looking for the events. The first will be the gallery’s Second Annual Wirikuta Benefit Exhibition on Friday, May 16.