Photos from tonight's Silver and Snowflakes. The first tree lighting on the Capitol grounds began 108 years ago on Christmas Eve 1914 when one Colorado Blue Spruce, still standing today, was chosen as the official state Christmas Tree to be adorned with electric lights.
Dream Center volunteers will deliver dinner bags, turkeys, hams, coats, hats, gloves and more to locations throughout Northern Nevada, beginning Dec. 3.
Cade McNamara, the Nevada high school record holder for passing yards and touchdown passes, did the right thing for Cade McNamara.
With the holidays upon us, traditional foods among different cultures are plentiful.
HWAH will host its annual shopping event for upward of 200 Carson City School District students on Dec. 14.
CCHHS will hire two full-time epidemiologists, a public health investigator, and an administrative assistant.
Supervisors directed the Public Works Department to make proposed new rates lower for in-city customers.
Dec. 1 is World AIDS Day. This purpose of this day is to raise awareness that HIV/AIDS is still among us, a day to unite with others around the world to prevent HIV, support people with HIV, and remember those who have lost their lives to an HIV-related illness. Many believe the disease is no longer a threat, while others may tone it out, and many think only targeted populations can get it.
What better way for the Wolf Pack to restore its severely damaged connection to its Pack-apathetic community? It's time for the Cade McNamara Show.
Joyful Noise Carson Children's Choir will present several performances in Carson City and Carson Valley.
We're overwhelmed with the options of dog boarding, pet sitting or asking family to watch her.
Question 1 received a 64.26% yes vote during the election.
Three local veterans each recently received a $3,000 college scholarship.
Application for Water No. 92203
Notice of Petition to Change Name
Notice of Trustee's Sale
Notice of Trustee's Sale
Notice of Motor Vehicle Lien Sale
Notice of Lien Sale
Notice of Lien Sale
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