Coronavirus

Investigating the Impact

Pandemic invites ‘weekend warriors’ to live their best lives at Truckee Tahoe

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Truckee, Tahoe seniors talk about their missing semester and what’s next

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Minding the gap: Tahoe Truckee Unified Schools help students, families connect for distance learning

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Tahoe region dentists forced to adjust operations amid COVID-19

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Lost summer? COVID-19 crisis leaves Truckee, Tahoe events in limbo, if not already canceled

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Shifting gears: With marquee Tahoe events canceled, organizers look to salvage season

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Tahoe-Truckee strong: Community supports struggling nonprofits while pondering ‘When will this all end?’

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Court in (modified) session: Nevada County Superior Court set to return to Truckee with change in approach

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‘Take this seriously’: Tahoe’s essential businesses share what they’ve learned with those yet to reopen

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As restrictions ease, nonprofits get to work

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The future of Tahoe travel: Airport ‘ghost town’ expects long route back to normal

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Rising demand in Tahoe region real estate out of COVID-19 shutdown

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Truckee, Tahoe health-care providers pivot to new approaches amid pandemic

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Truckee moves into Stage 2, economic impacts still uncertain

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Nevada County: Staffing, service reductions not yet needed

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Determining the depth: Placer County measures COVID-19’s hit to budget

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From my computer to yours – Namaste: Tahoe yoga studios shift to online practice

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‘Poking the bear’: Tahoe’s North Shore supervisor stands against colleague’s threat to sue governor

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Dealing with ‘a sense of uncertainty’: Officials concerned about Truckee’s health and well-being through traumatic times

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Nevada County not planning to release more detailed case data

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Food service industry, grocery stores adopt local solutions to sustain operations, nourish Truckee

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Increase in tests propels California into Stage 2

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Town of Truckee officials eye short-term budget plans amid COVID-19

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INVESTIGATING THE IMPACT: Truckee, Tahoe lean on small business as backbone of economy amid coronavirus crisis

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Businesses struggle navigating economic relief

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Coronavirus

April 16 update: Nevada County COVID-19 cases rise by 10

Coronavirus cases rose by 10 on Friday, making Nevada County’s new case total reach 4,447.

Nevada County has given almost 60K vaccine doses

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Nevada County stays in red tier

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‘We’re not through it yet’: Nevada County officials discuss COVID-19 vaccines, new confirmed variant

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New variant makes up most new COVID cases in Nevada County

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LISTEN: California could reopen by June 15, ’The Rock’ will pay for your quac and more on Tahoe Talk podcast

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Rule changes mean Nevada County likely to stay in red tier

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Release: Nevada County may remain in red tier as state modifies criteria

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Officials anticipate Nevada County will regress in COVID-19 tiered system

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RELEASE: B.1.429 variant of COVID-19 confirmed in Nevada County

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California plans to lift most pandemic restrictions June 15

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Nevada County goes 2 months without COVID-19 deaths

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Nevada County COVID trends look good, for now

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LISTEN: Kiss front man buys place in Tahoe, new residents learn to coexist with wildlife and more on Tahoe Talk podcast

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Five-day school week set to return

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Small Business, Big Applause: Truckee recognizes local business innovation during pandemic

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Nevada County will enter red tier Wednesday

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Nevada County sticks with state for vaccine distribution

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Incline Village holiday fireworks again canceled due to virus, high visitation

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North Tahoe Public Utility District expands COVID-19 Rate Relief Credit Program

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‘We are hopeful’: Officials encourage precaution as county approaches red tier

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Release: Collective focus and commitment will get Nevada County out of Purple Tier Restrictions

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Near the red: Nevada County needs to maintain current COVID numbers to enter next tier

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Placer County to move to less restrictive COVID-19 tier on Sunday

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Nevada County cases remain low

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COVID-19: Live Q&A w/Senator Michael Bennet

Join us for a live Q & A with Colorado Senator Michael Bennet about the impacts of COVID-19. Topics will include rural healthcare, education, and small business support.
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