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Youth News Corps

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Who better to tell the story of our future than those most affected by it? KVMR is uniquely positioned to be a pipeline for young journalists to document their story as they navigate unprecedented change. KVMR’s Future of Journalism program gives participants a well-rounded and fun experience in radio journalism while incorporating lessons in free speech, civic engagement, history, public speaking, writing, research, ethics and digital production. KVMR welcomed their third round of Youth News Corps (YNC) reporters this March.

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Are Girls And Boys Teams Equally Supported At Nevada County Schools? 21.06.2024 10:40

KVMR Youth News Corps reporter Kennedy Lyman found herself curious about the state of athletics in public high schools. Are girls and boys teams being equally supported, funded, and championed? Is anyone even keeping track? She set out to ask, what she thought, were simple questions and find answers, but it turned out to be much more difficult than she had anticipated.

San Juan Ridge Community Library Seeks Funding 07.06.2024 6:29

KVMR Youth News Corps reporter Graham Gardemeyer takes a look at what it takes to keep the lights on at a small, rural community library.

What's Happening With The Dorsey Marketplace Project? 30.05.2024 4:52

KVMR Youth News Corps reporter Gabby Gerster set out to learn why the Dorsey Marketplace development project has been on hold for so long.

Measles Cases Are On The Rise 26.04.2024 3:38

Youth New Corps reporter, Kennedy Lyman dives into Northern California's recent measles cases, as well as the community's immunization records. To emphasize the importance of the measles vaccine, Kennedy talked to the Nevada County Public Health Officer, Dr. Sherilynn Cooke, as well as the Principal and Secretary of Grizzly Hill Elementary School.

Last Survivor Of The Sinking Of The USS Arizona Laid To Rest In Grass Valley 24.04.2024 5:48

Lou Conter died on April 1st and was given full military honors at his funeral on Tuesday at St. Patrick Catholic Cemetery in Grass Valley.

Panaderia Matilija Opens In Nevada City 23.04.2024 3:35

Youth News Reporter Gabby Gerster gets to know more about life inside the first panadería in Nevada County, Panadería Matilija, that recently opened on York Street in downtown Nevada City. Owner and Bay Area local Stephanie Gogobachi touches on her journey up to the mountains, her experience in the first month of opening, and her plans to further the outreach of the panadería.

Twenty Votes Decides Fate of Grass Valley's Measure B 28.03.2024 5:44

Youth News Corps Reporter Graham Gardemeyer brings us coverage of Grass Valley's Measure B (Sales Tax Increase). The Nevada Union High Schooler speaks with Grass Valley Vice Mayor Hilary Hodge and Nevada County Clerk-Recorder Natalie Adona. Learn more about KVMR's Youth News Corps program and meet former reporters at https://www.kvmr.org/youth-news-corps/