NCSSAR Rescues Couple From Blizzard

The Nevada County Sheriff's Search and Rescue team rescued a couple and their dog from a blizzard after they were stranded for 48 hours in the Lowell Hill area.

Officials said a 45-year-old man, his girlfriend and dog were stranded after their off-road vehicle's differential broke. Read more here

Great work to the NCSSAR team for rescuing the couple and their dog. I can't imagine being stuck in the blizzard for 2 days with my dog, but we're glad they are found safe and well. Please be safe out there!

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