Hardesty announces for second term
Chief Justice Jim Hardesty said he will run for a second term on the Nevada Supreme Court.
Hardesty was elected to the court in 2004 after serving as a Washoe district judge.
He said the court has made progress over the past few years, becoming more efficient with people's money and deciding cases in a more timely manner.
Hardesty received his undergraduate degree from UNR, where he was student body president his senior year. He earned his law degree at University of the Pacific's McGeorge School of Law then returned to Reno to practice law.
Faulty equipment
causes power outage
A power outage that affected about 2,000 West Carson City residents Wednesday night was caused by a faulty piece of equipment at the Curry Street substation, an NV Energy official said Thursday.
The Wednesday outage lasted from 8:40 p.m. to 9:49 p.m., said Faye Andersen, a spokeswoman for NV Energy.
On Thursday, inspectors found the piece of equipment responsible for the outage, which crews were repairing during the day.
Andersen said customers should not notice any disturbances.
Astrology class scheduled
Learn the basics of the ancient art of astrology in a one-day, non-credit class at Western Nevada College Carson City. Astrology for the Fearless, CMSV 092C C08, Call #37461, will meet Saturday, Nov. 14, 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Cost: $65.
To register, visit www.wnc.edu and click on the class schedule link. For information, contact the Community Education Office at 445-4268 or Linda Whitehill at whitehi2@wnc.edu.
Senior tours travels to Boom Town
On Wednesday, Nov. 11, the Carson Senior Center's Happy Senior Tours will visit Boom Town.
Call 882-3352 for reservations.
Free financial seminar offered
With financial turmoil all around us, the free seminar "Financial Issues in Tough Times (Trusting God with Everything We Have)" will be offered 6:30-9 p.m. today and 8:30-2 p.m. Saturday at Hilltop Community Church.
Hilltop Community Church is located at 3616 N. Sunridge Dr. For more information, or go to www.hilltopchurch.net or call 721-8901.
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