The Carson City School District Board of Trustees on Tuesday approved the selection of Carson High School teacher Jennifer Minifie and Fountainhead Foursquare co-pastor Vanessa White to fill two vacancies on the Family Life Advisory Committee.
Teachers and students enjoy participating in competitive endeavors and events, especially when the winners receive worthwhile Starbucks gift cards and a first place, second place, or third place certificate.
We often talk about perspective in real estate and how important it is be able to make wise decisions.
The Nevada Day Parade and festivities returned to Carson City this Saturday, after being canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic. Alongside a three-hour procession of colorful floats idling down Carson Street, the celebration featured its annual hot air balloons, Chili Feed, Jack Drilling Contest, and Beard Contest, much to the delight of locals and visitors.
Carson Strong threw for 417 yards and four touchdowns, Nevada's defense returned two interceptions for touchdowns and the Wolf Pack defeated UNLV 51-20 on Friday night.
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Visit Carson City has launched a new experiences app, MOPO, for users by recommending area activities and events based on a user’s specific values and interests. The app will be available throughout this weekend’s Nevada Day celebrations.
Gov. Steve Sisolak on Friday expressed his appreciation for the members of the Nevada National Guard for their efforts during the state’s COVID-19 response, considered the longest activation its in history, at the Office of the Adjutant General complex in Carson City.
Former U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Zebulon Jensen of Reno wears a bit of shrapnel around his neck removed from his knee after one of his deployments as a reminder that he’s fortunate to still be alive.
Nevada health officials are expecting to receive 95,000 kid-sized coronavirus vaccines as soon as next week, ahead of the expected final federal approval of the shots for 5- to 11-year-olds.
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The need for serious climate action in Congress is now clearer than ever but Democrats cannot agree on what measures to include in the Budget Reconciliation (Build Back Better) Bill and Republican are content to do nothing. The influence of millions of dollars in fossil fuel lobbying to prevent climate action and saddle our kids and grandkids with more fires, floods and deteriorating health is apparent.
About 70 soldiers from a Nevada Army Guard cavalry unit will deploy in November for a nine-month assignment supporting the U.S. military security presence in Kuwait, Guard officials said Thursday.
America's borders are wide open as hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants — including gang-bangers and drug and human traffickers — pour across our southern border with Mexico, thanks to President Biden's disastrous “open borders” policy. “Come one, come all; our borders are open," the Biden administration seems to be saying.
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Oct. 31? For Nevada, it’s Nevada Day. Happy Birthday Silver State! For others it may be historical topics that fall on this date, anniversaries, milestone events, there are many.
Last weekend the championship leaders in both NASCAR Cup and Formula 1 extended their lead in the title fight. Kyle Larson won his second race in the round of eight, third in a row, and ninth on the season at Kansas. And Red Bull’s Max Verstappen bested rival Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes to extend his points lead to 12.
Oracle Co-Founder Larry Ellison has purchased the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino in Incline Village.
The Nevada Highway Patrol arrested one person Thursday night after a hit and run near Bodine’s Casino. The male pedestrian died from injuries suffered and the subject vehicle fled, NHP said.
Carson City resident and University of Nevada, Reno Extension Dean and Director Emeritus Karen Hinton was inducted into the National 4-H Hall of Fame in Washington, D.C. recently.
“The Mark Twain Room” is now the name of the banquet room at the Fox Brew Pub in downtown Carson City. It was in Carson City that Samuel L. Clemens first used the pen name Mark Twain in a column, written in the form of a letter and printed February 2nd, 1863, in the Territorial Enterprise newspaper of Virginia City.
The annual Carson City BOOnanza featured treats, costumes, train rides, and family fun in Mills Park Thursday evening.
Carson City Health and Human Services (CCHHS) is providing the Quad-County community with a weekly update for the week starting October 21 and ending October 27, 2021.
Fritsch Elementary School music teacher Nicole Witkowski’s fifth grade band won the votes this year in the annual Dolan Class Project.
Carson High School traveled to Bishop Manogue Thursday night for the opening round fo the Class 5A North postseason.
My friend Paul is a daffodil expert, not because of schooling, but because of experience after planting about 1,000 bulbs in the fall of 2020. He shared his observations with me to share with my readers.
The federally funded program to provide grants to children with disabilities has been shut down after just three days.
Douglas High School football opens up its do-or-die portion of the season with a first round playoff matchup against McQueen.
Katie Johnson’s take on fig galette with frozen honey mousse.
This column appears in the Nevada Appeal Wednesday health pages. It addresses topics related to the health of our community.
The Nevada Wolf Pack spent the past week forgetting recent history and remembering ancient history all at the same time.
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We can now put to rest the silly debate of which Nevada Wolf Pack team is better, the 2010 team that went 13-1, beat a great Boise State team and finished tied for first in the Western Athletic Conference or this year’s Pack team, which is now 5-2 and has only beaten struggling teams.
The Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal crash on SR-341 at Storey County Mile Marker 10. The head-on crash was reported at 5:42 p.m. Friday.
While Nevada casinos recorded their seventh consecutive month of over $1 billion in win, the joy was not universal.
Michael Brown, head of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development, says the agency is very busy. “We have never been busier in GOED with the number of companies calling us,” he told the audience at the Northern Nevada Development Authority’s annual economic report on Wednesday.
The Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation reports Nevada’s unemployment rate decreased statewide in September.
Carson High boys soccer had an emotional end to its season as the Senators said goodbye to their seniors and head coach.
The Carson City School District would like to share special thanks to City National Bank for donating $1,000 for books from Barnes and Noble and a large donation of backpacks to Fremont Elementary School students.
The following people were booked into the Carson City jail. All are presumed innocent until convicted in court.
The Carson City School District and its Board of Trustees are seeking input from the local community on the desired characteristics for its next superintendent in a community survey that will remain open through Nov. 5.
In 1864, Nevada Territory had only 40,000 inhabitants, considerably short of the 60,000 normally required for statehood. Fortunately, the discovery of the incredibly large and rich silver deposits in and around Virginia City made the region one of the most important and wealthy in the West. Not only silver was found, but placer miners had been finding gold in what was called Gold Canyon since 1849.
In the middle of the Nevada desert lies a vast wetland covering almost 80,000 acres and designed as an important stop for migratory birds.
All local phone calls across the country now require the use of the area code. In Northern Nevada that means even local callers will have to press 775 before the phone number.
J.R. Stafford has been named October’s Veteran of the Month and his wife, Brigitte Stafford, is being recognized as Veteran Supporter for the Month, according to the Nevada Department of Veteran Services.
If you haven’t been personally impacted by breast cancer, you likely know someone who has. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 255,000 people in the United States are diagnosed with breast cancer each year.
High Desert Grange has expanded its many activities that benefit our community by partnering with Logos Christian Academy to offer an after school program for the students of the academy.
Watson here, recently while trotting around the park, I noticed that I was limping. I know that my mom and dad are too polite to mention it, but I guess we all limp around with our friend Arther (arthritis). I think that I may have figured out why I have such severe arthritis in my elbow.
Pine Grove was once a big deal. It had its own weekly newspaper, the Pine Grove Chronicle, a freight-stagecoach line, and grew to be home to more than 600 people.
New Western Nevada College Commercial Driver’s License Instructor Sam Yesuratnam has a passion for big rigs that emanates from watching one of the most-watched trucker movies ever: “Smokey And The Bandit,” starring Burt Reynolds, Jackie Gleason, Jerry Reed and Sally Field.
A significant expansion of access to high-speed internet, health care and educational services for millions of rural Americans nationwide has been announced by U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Tom Vilsack.
Halloween isn’t just time for candy and scary stories. Science experiments have been conducted throughout campus the last couple weeks from the youngest Kindergarten classes to the more advanced high school students.
Churchill County Search & Rescue is hosting Trunk or Treat from 5-8 p.m. Oct. 31. The trunk or treat is at Venturacci Park, 321 Venturacci Lane.
Fallon may be saving the best for last after dominating their second straight opponent to secure a berth in the postseason football playoffs.
The playoff races are heating up with only one week to go in the regular season.
Reid shot a 53 on a nine-hole round during the first day and finished with a 102 on an 18-hole round on the second day for a total of 155. Truckee’s Ryan Flynn won low medalist honors with a two-day total of 113. Douglas won the team title.
Sixty-eight players participated in the Jim Regan Memorial Golf Tournament, a Churchill County sponsored event for the benefit of scholarships recently held at the Fallon Golf Course.
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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Nevada owes a tremendous “thank you” to everyone who participated in the 28th annual Luau last month. The dinner raised over $250,000, doubling what was raised in 2020’s virtual format.
The Department of Motor Vehicles will refund the $1 technology fee collected on most transactions over the past year in cash. The plan was approved by the Legislative Interim Finance Committee last week.
The following people were booed into the Carson City Jail. All are presumed innocent until convicted in court.
Legendary Northern Nevada baseball coach Ron McNutt has been named Nevada Day Parade Grand Marshal. The 2008 Nevada Athletic Hall of Fame inductee won 2,000 games as a coach between serving at Carson High, Galena High and of the amateur team he founded, the Carson Capitols.
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Carson High School girls soccer knew it needed a positive result Tuesday against Bishop Manogue to make its playoff dreams a reality
Kim Dow has been named the new Field Manager for the Carson City District’s Sierra Front Field Office.
Father Hyacithe’s bowling saloon is a very neat and cleverly conducted institution. We dropped in there yesterday. Never an neater bar, never a more cleanly kept place; never a more cheery landlord. Among other attractions is a rife and a target. The rifle shoots bird shot; the charge is a trifle of dynamite contained in a percussion cap. Let the man of leisure proceed to the Father’s bowl at the skittle pins.
Carson High School football heads into the postseason as the seven seed Thursday against Bishop Manogue.
Carson High soccer and a few Dayton athletic events took place over the last few days.
Jay Norvell admitted this week that his decision to go for two points after a touchdown in the third quarter of Saturday’s 34-32 loss at Fresno State might have cost his Nevada Wolf Pack a victory.
Online purchase scams now account for more than a third of all scam reports filed with the Better Business Bureau, and four out of five consumers who report such scams lose money, making it the No. 1 riskiest scam type.
Carson City’s Night Off the Street, a winter program that offers unhoused residents shelter at local churches, is looking for more volunteers to help them through the season starting Nov. 1.
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Fog, slush, wind, and Carson City’s more than 5 inches of rain earlier this week are making way for sunny but chilly fall weather with cloudy conditions later into the week. Highs are in the 60’s with lows in the 30’s until Friday.
Jennifer Diamond, a Carson City wastewater operator serving the City’s Wastewater Division, has achieved the Professional Operator level four designation.
The United States Air Force Band of the Golden West’s six-member Mobility Band is returning to Carson City to participate in this Saturday’s Nevada Day festivities.
Gov. Steve Sisolak and Treasurer Zach Conine on Monday rolled out the nation’s first grant program designed to help disabled children and their families.
It’s a funny thing, a secret.
Douglas High girls soccer is finishing out its regular season in tough fashion.
Grading the Nevada Wolf Pack’s 34-32 loss to the Fresno State Bulldogs last Saturday in Fresno, Calif. . . .
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The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is seeking information for a commercial burglary that occurred at 8:04 a.m. Sunday at Downtown Coin, 111 West Telegraph St.
Jay Norvell summed up his Nevada Wolf Pack’s 34-32 heartbreaking loss at Fresno State late Saturday night with a bit of coaching philosophy.
A lot goes into the business of composting — and demand across Northern Nevada for services offered through Full Circle Soils & Compost and Down to Earth Composting and has grown considerably over the past 18 months.
Nevada has been awarded a $1 million grant through the American Rescue Plan to diversify the state economy.
Court-packing is a boneheaded idea.
Travel to Reno, Tahoe or over the mountain passes is slowed this morning due to snow. Rain continues in Carson City with only localized flooding being reported in low-lying road ways.
The Rotary Club of Carson City will step back in time at its next meeting when it explores the origins of recording devices.
Earlier this year, Charles “Charlie” Montanaro skydived to celebrate his 100th birthday. Today, the centurion flies with the angels.
The Carson City Rifle and Pistol Range will switch over to its winter schedule beginning Nov. 1.
What was the largest naval battle of World War II?
The Peace Poster Contest is an international contest that encourages children, ages 11 to 13, to creatively express what peace means to them.
There is a warm fuzzy feeling when the waft of fresh baked bread hits their nose.
With the cold, borers and bark beetles are no longer flying ready to attack trees.
The celebration of CHS 150th birthday continues with Leadership students making party hats and Digital Media and Yearbook classes assembling an entire website devoted to the history of Carson High School.
There are myriad costs associated with a real estate transaction and it is good to know who pays what along the way.
Imagine waking up one morning, pulling out your Bible, and finding that there is no Bible.
Fentanyl has become Washoe County's second-most deadly illegal drug.
Crime reports from the Carson City Sheriff's Office.
I love Dave Chappelle's politically incorrect comedy because he makes fun of anybody and everybody
Carson City road report for October 25 to 31, 2021
Forecasters predict the possibility of up to 2 inches of rain in Carson Valley
Starting Sunday, Northern Nevadans that will have to press 775 before the phone number for local calls
The Through the Lens exhibition presents large color photographs gathered by Paul Mudgett.
Carson City will receive $15,985 from the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program.
Normally, the IRS has three years to audit a tax return. BUT, there is an exception.
Carson City history from the archives of the Nevada Appeal.
Sen. Jacky Rosen called for sweeping changes in how the federal government issues oil and gas leases.
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Douglas High football traveled to Spanish Springs Friday night.
A man, who had allegedly set three previous fires, was arrested Thursday evening in the Bodine’s Casino parking lot as he tried to set a fourth.
Douglas caps its regular season tonight on the road.
Forecast says strong chances of snow at higher elevations that will affect mountain travel.
The loans are forgiven after participants complete a nine-month online business training and mentoring program.
The Carson City Sheriff Office’s SWORN pilot program is taking place at Fremont Elementary School.
Lyon County had four deaths and Carson City had three deaths.
The vast majority of the money is a direct pass-through to Nevada’s 17 local school districts and public charter schools.
Bordewich Bray Elementary School students took cover Thursday as part of the Great Nevada ShakeOut.
Todd Snider performs at Montbleau Resort Casino & Spa at 8 p.m. on Saturday.
Carson City and Washoe County are working to fill the Nevada Senate District 16 vacancy.
Gov. Steve Sisolak was found at-fault, and he and another driver were each ticketed for traffic infractions following a two-car crash during the weekend in Las Vegas
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The fire scorched more than 346 square miles of the Sierra Nevada and burned hundreds of homes.
The Pack-Bulldogs’ game could produce one of the best passing shows in college football this season
Carson City’s entertainment and dining scene will soon get a big boost. The Nashville Social Club is set to open next spring at 1105 South Carson Street. Owned by long time Northern Nevada residents and married couple John Procaccini and Kitty McKay, the Nashville Social Club will serve hip Southern food and drink in its 125-seat dining room, lounge and sun porch. The venue also features two stages, a Music and Banquet Hall for up to 200 guests as well as a retail promenade with micro boutiques.
A Salvadoran accused of killing four Western Nevadans in January 2019 entered guilty pleas in the deaths of Reno residents Gerald and Sharon David this morning after prosecutors decided not to pursue the death penalty.
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The Carson City Fire Department is lifting fire restrictions on Saturday, Oct. 23.
After many years of destruction and neglect, the hundreds of Nevada citizens buried there will now receive the respect and memorialization they deserve.
Did Nick Rolovich just sabotage his college football coaching career?
“This is the first year we’ve ever (participated), and we just started on Friday."
2 Lyon County school employees were named to the Recognizing Inspirational School Employees awards.
Like three other rivers in the Great Basin, the Carson River has been an invaluable tributary for the area’s ranchers and farmers and other users beginning in Alpine County near Markleville, Calif., to the Carson Sink.
The Churchill County School District announced last week that students in grades K-8 wearing a face covering inside buildings is advisable, but face coverings are still mandatory on school transportation.
The Churchill County High School Student Council along with city and community leaders dyed the Maine Street fountain green Monday morning to kick off homecoming week.
With recent earthquakes at Lake Tahoe and in Antelope Valley south of Lake Tahoe, and the magnitude 6.5 Monte Cristo earthquake in 2020, it should be no surprise that Nevada is earthquake country.
The Churchill County Museum, Library and Parks & Recreation have several events planned this month for family fall fun. Co-Ed Volleyball League from Oct. 26-Dec. 16 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 10 p.m. at the City-
“A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on,” is an old saying. On Aug. 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina, a Category 3 storm, hit the U.S. Gulf Coast. Katrina caused over $108 billion in damages. Nearly 2,000 people died and over 1 million were displaced. The incompetent federal response magnified the catastrophe. George W. Bush was president.
Halloween is a few short days away, Thanksgiving and Christmas will be here before we know it and seasonal shopping is already in full swing. But scammers and crooks also are gearing up for the holiday season, according to warnings issued by the Better Business Bureau of Northern Nevada.
Finally, the time for our Melon Felon Murder Mystery is here! Yes, Saturday is the date, so if you haven’t gotten your tickets yet, hurry down to Jeff’s Copy Express, Family Pet Connection, The Grid, or the CAPS shelter. Tickets are $50 or $275 for a table of six. The doors open at 5 p.m., and the show starts at 6 p.m.
There’s a sign at the entrance to the old mining town of Ione that proclaims it as “The Town That Refused to Die.” And it just might be true.
Fernley Republican Women won the national Diamond Award for Achievement during the National Federation of Republican Women 41st Biennial Convention held September in Orlando. More than 500 awards were given to clubs demonstrating excellence in several key areas. The Churchill Republican Women won the Silver Achievement Award.
Brett Palmer not only touched the military family with his leadership and vision for the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery, but he also was remembered for his years as a law enforcement officer who protected his community and county.
Adrienne Snow, co-owner of Western States Hemp Co., recognizes the sweet smell of success. The Fallon businesswoman recently gave an overview to the Churchill Entrepreneurial Development Association about the business and what it now offers to consumers.
The regular season ends in two weeks and several teams are vying for a berth in the regional tournament.
Metro’s prospective competitors say that it’s too large of a water allotment.
Carson City history from the archives of the Nevada Appeal.
After the Fallon boys and girls tennis teams advanced to the semifinals of the Northern 3A team tournament last week, the Greenwave turns the corner to this weekend’s singles and doubles regional tournament.
Friday night under the lights ended with a milestone achieved by Greenwave football coach Brooke Hill. Not only did Fallon beat cross-valley rivals Fernley in a Friday night game at the Vaqueros’ field, but Hill also won his 100th game as Fallon’s head coach as the Wave walloped Fernley, 45-14.
Politicians are loading their campaign coffers with millions in contributions in preparation for next year's midterm elections.
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Republican Michelle Fiore announced her plans to run at a news conference in Las Vegas.
Brutus, a 3-year-old English Bulldog was the winner of the Nevada Appeal’s 2021 Carson’s Cutest Canines contest. Brutus won a gift package valued at $750 from Benson’s Feed and Lone Mountain Veterinary Hospital. Picture from left are Jim Benson, owner Benson’s Feed, Margie Quirk, owner Lone Mountain Veterinary Hospital, Brutus with owner Deanina Renfrow of Carson City and friend Christian Koepsell. Brutus won the contest on nevadaappeal.com over more than 250 other entries. More than 2,500 votes were cast.
After being locked down for a year and a half, the Nevada Capitol is once again open to the public.
“I am so proud of the pressure we're getting after the quarterback,” Pack coach Jay Norvell said.
Community voting on the Dolan Auto Group Class Project ends Thursday.
The William N. Pennington Foundation recently granted $543,898 for renovations of the no-cost lodging.
Health Insurance open enrollment began on Friday, Oct. 15 for those on Medicare. Open enrollment, for those age 64 and under, begins on Nov. 1.
Vice President Kamala Harris stood before the record-low water levels of Lake Mead and made the case for the Biden administration's climate change agenda.
Tofi is a two-year-old Labrador from Hungary, serving as the first therapy dog for Juvenile Services. The sheriff’s office originally purchased her as a school district drug dog, but she was too mellow for the job.
Tahoe Prosperity Center says study underscores need to diversify Tahoe's economy.
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Grading the Nevada Wolf Pack’s 34-17 victory over the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness Western Nevada is requesting contributions for its silent auction.
The spirit of Halloween is in full force at Hangtown Music Festival.
NHP said investigators don't know why Allen Lynch was standing on the highway.
Some 28.8 million Americans could benefit from wearing hearing aids
The Nevada Wolf Pack is turning up the volume on the rest of the Mountain West.
Gov. Steve Sisolak was involved in a two-car crash Sunday afternoon in Las Vegas.
"This slaughterhouse at the east entrance is a travesty..."
The Board of Supervisors will meet Thursday.
"This week though was remarkable enough that pulling you in just could not be passed up by me."
The upcoming Drug Round-up takes place Saturday, Oct. 23 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at four locations
Shoulder pain is often related to rotator cuff injuries.
Brett Palmer, who died Aug. 23 at his Fernley home, was president of the Nevada Veterans Coalition.
The best way to increase your wealth during such an inflationary period is to own real estate heavily leveraged with debt.
The Christian doctrine of the Trinity is one of the most precious and vital truths we know about God.
Panel addresses growth issues in Dayton and Lyon County
Since 2003, For Kids Foundation has been providing funding for needs of children.
Why should Carson City do Douglas County's dirty work?
Carson City road report for Oct. 18 to 24, 2021
Weekly update from Western Nevada College.
The Nevada Highway Patrol has begun a year-long program to find and prevent impaired driving.
Hangtown Music Festival is coming back to celebrate its 10th anniversary. The festival in Placerville, California, celebrates the spirit of Halloween with music, costumes, activities and more from Oct. 21-24.
While there is still a strong “flow” in the market, other factors are starting to stir it up a bit.
Carson City history from the archives of the Nevada Appeal.
Eagle Valley Middle School now has a beam signed by students, staff and school alumni.
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NASCAR eliminated four drivers from the playoffs in both Cup and Xfinity at the Charlotte Roval last Sunday
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Carson High's Isaac Avina nailed the game-winner Friday night to give the Senators their first win in The Rivalry Game in four years.
Carson High School NJROTC cadets wanted to do something for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Carson and Douglas High School football resumes The Rivalry tonight in Minden.
Lane shifts and reductions will take place Monday on Highway 50 through the Cave Rock tunnels at Tahoe as the Nevada Department of Transportation removes rock from the slope above the tunnels.
It was an early morning last May when I went to hike at Davis Creek in Washoe Valley. I hiked along the Ophir Trail, and my goal was to reach Price Lake, about 4.9 miles and 2,600 feet higher from where I’d leave my car. This hike goes up in elevation fast. I was moving very quickly and almost 3 miles into the hike, I came across a black bear. It was about 8:40 a.m.
The Carson City Host Lions Club is sponsoring a fun Chalk Art Contest as part of the Nevada Day festivities on Oct. 30.
Special events have traditionally been big-money makers for Las Vegas gaming properties.
Beginning at age 40, women should get a mammogram every 1 to 2 years.
Nevada is now nearing the record for consecutive months with the gaming win at or above $1 billion.
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Carson City Health and Human Services reported five deaths in the Quad County region from Oct. 7 to Oct. 13.
Mayor Lori Bagwell reviewed residential developments Thursday.
Capacity in the 13 small hospitals is strained and impacts their ability to admit non-COVID patients.
We’re thinking of cozy evenings on the patio (under the heaters), sipping one of our favorite Fall cocktails and it’s coming up soon. Try an Old Fashioned flavored with apple, maple and spice, a Hot Pumpkin Buttered Rum, or the iconic Coffee Adele. The Piazza Picon is our take on the definitive Nevada Picon Punch. Or, if you like your drink with a little bit of sweetness, you’ll love our Salted Caramel Martini, sure to become a classic. In addition to Piazza’s Specialty cocktails, bartender Mike Lloyd is always happy to make your personal preferred concoctions, too.
Each team will ride a two-game winning streak into the Saturday 7:30 p.m. kickoff.
A pedestrian was killed Wednesday evening when struck by a car on U.S. 50 near Deer Run Road.
The COVID-19 pandemic has made a lot of people feel lost, anxious, depressed, or just feeling higher levels of stress in general. During this time, it has been easy to lose track of fundamental aspects of oneself, especially during periods of lockdown or closures. This includes your sense of who you are and your sense of purpose in life. When this happens, a lot of everyday routines can become overwhelming.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month was launched nationwide in October 1987 as a way to connect and untie individuals and organizations working on domestic violence issues while raising awareness for those issues. Over the past 30 plus years, progress has been made to support domestic violence victims and survivors, to hold abusers accountable, and to create and update legislation to further those goals. Below, is one survivor’s story:
Carson City residents who will be operating haunted houses this Halloween will need to seek the proper permits from the Fire Department and the Community Development Department in advance of the holiday.
Nevada health officials say individuals in all 17 of the state’s counties are still required to wear face coverings.
On Saturday nights, JCDO is open to the public from sundown to 11 p.m. for Star Parties.
The Carson City Extension office is hosting a 4-H Open House informational meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 18 at the UNR Extension office Conference Room, 2621 Northgate Lane, Suite 12. C
The comment period will be open for 30 days.
Cegavske maintains state law requires she include measures that propose raising taxes.
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Carson High girls golf punched its ticket to the state tournament Wednesday afternoon at Sierra Sage Golf Course.
The Nevada Humane Society Animal Shelter in Carson City is celebrating its fifth anniversary Oct. 16
Will Carson Strong and Jay Norvell leave after this season?
I have occasionally found some scary-looking bugs inside the house, usually on screens. These are fairly large, fierce-looking creatures called leaffooted bugs with leaf-like bits on their hind legs. They can be ¾ to 1-inch in length, which you have to admit is daunting. They are strong fliers and when something that big flies near your face, it’s startling!
The Infrastructure Bill is a joke. Only 25 percent of the money is slated to go to actually repairing our infrastructure. The rest is so full of "pork" that the Democrats could start the
Outdoor watercolor artists will paint Carson City’s historic district this weekend as part of an “En Plein Air” competition. The Carson City Democrat Women’s Society and artist Colleen Reynolds are hosting the event.
Join the Nevada Alumni Association along with Nevada Athletics and the Associated Students of the University of Nevada (ASUN) for a fun-filled week of activities. GO PACK!
Carson City commissions are considering changes to the plan last revised in 2016.
During the past 120 years, the development of dams and other systems have enhanced the delivery of water to farmers as well as providing additional water to Pyramid Lake and its fisheries.
October has come in with a crack, snapple and pop with the area’s first major storm to begin a new water year.
Churchill County Search & Rescue is hosting Trunk or Treat from 5-8 p.m. Oct. 31. The trunk or treat is at Venturacci Park, 321 Venturacci Lane. Set up starts at 4 p.m. Decorate your vehicle. For information, email ccsar1@hotmail.com.
As Oct. 23, the day of our Murder Mystery Theater, draws closer, I would like to tantalize everyone with a lineup of our delightful characters. As always, our actors are community favorites who you can boo and cheer.
Ruins of the former Bullfrog Jail, one of the few remnants still standing in the old mining camp of Bullfrog. Bullfrog boasted just about the best name ever for a Nevada mining camp. How it came to have that name, however, isn’t as clear. Historians s
The Crochet Project begins Oct, 21, at 6 p.m. at the Pizza Factory in the Stillwater Plaza. Teacher Samantha Horning, a 24-year U.S. Air Force veteran, has been crocheting since she was 8 years old. In addition to teaching both left- and right-handed crochet, she will also teach pattern reading. The Crochet Project is open to High Desert Grange members only.
The Churchill County Commissioners met Thursday and approved or discussed the following agenda items.
Bright colors and cheerful messages were sent to the residents of Homestead this past week. Kindergarteners through high school students created posters for the outside windows of seniors in the facility with the goal of bringing a smile to their faces.
The Nevada Department of Transportation will begin construction Wednesday of traffic signals to enhance traffic flow and safety at two Alternate U.S. 50 intersections at River Ranch Road and Nevada Pacific Parkway in Fernley.
Former Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center registered nurse Masha Zelenin is asking the community’s help for her son, 19, who is in need of a kidney transplant as soon as possible.
The Churchill County Museum, Library and Parks & Recreation have several events planned this month for family fall fun.
John Cushman, foundation professor with the University of Nevada, Reno, has been awarded a $1.55 million grant from the National Science Foundation to conduct research on improving drought tolerance and water-use efficiency of plants to help preserve agricultural productivity in the face of rising temperatures and prolonged droughts.
ELKO — After spotting Fallon a 12-0 lead, the Elko football team came back to outscore Fallon by four touchdowns for the remainder of the game in a 32-19 win Saturday afternoon. Fallon, which sits at 1-1 in the 3A East, travels to Fernley (1-0) on Friday for a key battle against its cross-valley rival. Kickoff is at 7 p.m.
The Lady Wave golf team finished the regular season last week and qualified one for next week’s state tournament in Mesquite.
The Greenwave’s girls sports held strong last week, with the volleyball and soccer teams scoring splits against Elko County schools, while a pair of cross-country runners cracked into the top 10 in Winnemucca.
Like most small business owners, Tim and Katie Hall, owners of Silver Bear Swim School, wished they had the ability to buy a building they operate in rather than continue to pump out rent money.
The following information is proven factual by many scientific studies. Prehistoric mankind arrived in the Great Basin near the end of the last major Ice Age. The melting glaciers and moist climate of the time created Ancient Lake Lahontan and a vast network of lakes and marshes teeming with fish and waterfowl. The early human inhabitants lived along the shores of the lakes and marshes, fishing and hunting mammoth, mammals and the abundant waterfowl.
The Brewery Arts Center will be starting a new singer/songwriter series this Saturday night in what was formerly the Maizie Harris Jesse Black Box Theater, now simple known as The Maizie. Musicale @TheMaizie will be performed in an intimate setting with local and touring singer/songwriters giving them an opportunity to connect with the audience, interact and discuss the creative process. The definition of musicale is “a musical gathering or concert, typically small and informal” and that is exactly what this series is intended to be.
A man named Rolf was knocked down by a passing train in Gold Hill night before last and received what are regarded as serious injuries. He was drunk.
Carson Strong did not appreciate the way he started the game against New Mexico State this past Saturday night.
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Carson High girls soccer used a late tally to bring some drama to Senior Night.
Douglas County native and Reno High alumni, Sullivan Cauley, is set for his second Bellator bout this Saturday 11 months after his first win with the promotion.
EKN Development Group plans to continue operation of the 113-room hotel and casino while finalizing plans for development of the 15-acre site.
Mounting challenges — including factory shutdowns, computer chip shortages and clogged ports — are rattling retailers as they prepare for the crucial holiday shopping season, an eight-week window that for many can account for more than half of annual sales.
The Friends of the Sutro Tunnel will offer the public an opportunity to explore the 28-acre mining site from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday and look at ongoing work to restore the on-site carriage house, warehouse and other facilities.
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An arrest warrant has been issued in the shooting deaths of two Gardnerville Ranchos women within three days of one another in January 2019. Wilber Martinez-Guzman will remain in custody in Washoe County while awaiting trial in two murders there.
Grading the Nevada Wolf Pack’s 55-28 victory over the New Mexico State Aggies last Saturday at Mackay Stadium . . .
The Nevada Wolf Pack needed just two good quarters Saturday night to whip the New Mexico State Aggies, 55-28, at Mackay Stadium.
The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All are presumed innocent until convicted in court.
The band will perform "Big Band in the Black Box" from 7:30-9:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
Texas Republicans have blundered into handing Democrats a potent issue for 2022.
The Lyon County Sheriff's Office is investigating human remains found in a burned out car on Sunday morning. According to a press release, at 8:42 a.m. deputies responded to an area on Gallagher Pass in Smith Valley where they found a burned out car and the remains.
The Department of the Interior has released $348 million for 62 projects throughout Nevada and the Tahoe Basin. The projects range from habitat conservation, wildfire prevention, recreation improvements and sensitive land acquisition.
After water levels at a California dam fell to historic lows this summer, the main hydropower plant it feeds was shut down. At the Hoover Dam in Nevada — one of the country's biggest hydropower generators — production is down by 25%. If extreme drought persists, federal officials say a dam in Arizona could stop producing electricity in coming years.
Carson Strong threw a career-high six touchdown passes — four in the second quarter — and Nevada cruised to a 55-28 win over New Mexico State on Saturday night.
State health officials say despite the availability of treatment programs, accidental drug overdose deaths continue to increase in Nevada.
The first Nevada marijuana dispensary on the Idaho border has been cleared to open in the rural Elko County town of Jackpot.
I say the word drone and you probably picture a flying thingy with whizzing tiny propellers and a plastic shell for a body that is probably white with black accents.
The Nevada Supreme Court on Thursday ordered a new sentencing hearing for a man convicted of reckless driving in a crash that left two dead.
The National Federation of Republican Women is the largest grassroots Republican women’s organization in the country.
Water in the desert does magic. Protect it and use it wisely.
There is one thing that we have all learned from the last two years — nothing ever happens as expected.
The board will consider special revenue funds for English language learners, students in the Gifted and Talented Education program and at-risk learners.
Carson City birth announcements for September 16 to 29, 2021
Carson City’s spooky and intriguing history is explored and theatrically re-lived in the 29th annual all day Carson City Ghost Walk.
Carson City road report for October 11 to 17, 2021.
The exhibition is in the gallery through Dec. 22.
The Carson City Courthouse is hosting an 'active shooter' training today. Local law enforcement and first responders are participating in the training to practice better coordination across agencies in critical incidents.
Senators Now Digital Media, with teacher and yearbook adviser Cynthia Mills, has brought back another school year of Chatt’N with Chambers
Funds will provide $1.25 million to the Nevada System of Higher Education to fund a regional de-escalation training center.
Congress is willing to mess with one of the sacred cows of politics.
Carson City history from the archives of the Nevada Appeal.
It’s that time. The ghouls are creeping around the Governor’s Mansion.
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Carson High football celebrated Senior Night against Bishop Manogue Friday.
It was a historic weekend at Talladega for a couple of reasons. The most obvious was Bubba Wallace’s win in the rain-delayed, rain-shortened Monday Cup race.
The Carson City Board of Supervisors will decide if Carson City is the right place for a slaughterhouse. Resident Maxine Nietz filed an appeal of the Planning Commission’s approval of the slaughterhouse on Friday. During public comment time at the Sept. 29 planning meeting, Nietz cited concerns that have been echoed by many others, including odor, smell, waste, and pollution of the Carson River.
The funding will help protect victim legal rights and get survivors on the road to recovery.
Crime reports from the Carson City Sheriff's Office.
Nevada lawmakers tasked with planning for the state's redistricting and reapportionment process convened for the first time on Thursday and designed a plan to seek public input and use mapping tools to redraw the state's political maps.
Republican State Sen. Ben Kieckhefer of Reno announced Friday that he has resigned from the Nevada Legislature.
The Brewery Arts Center is asking community members to share their ideas and feedback.
Abortion opponents see an opportunity for the conservative-leaning high court to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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CCHHS reported nine deaths due to COVID-19 in the Quad County region from Sept. 30 to Oct. 6.
Blockchains, which owns a large portion Storey County, said on Thursday that it no longer planned to build a smart city.
Carson High football welcomes the Bishop Mangoue Miners to town Friday.
Numerous Douglas High volleyball alumni have come back to assist their former head coach Suzi Townsell.
State troopers arrested a man in a stolen car following a chase east of Reno that reached speeds up to 110 mph.
A legislative decision capping tax credits for low income education scholarships did not violate the state constitution.
The development is proposing to add 34 single-family residential lots on a 2.75-acre parcel.
Jay Norvell did his best this week to praise the New Mexico State Aggies.
Carson City residents and visitors are encouraged to avoid the courthouse on Musser Street this Saturday, Oct. 9. City agencies including the Fire department, Sheriff’s office, Department of Alternative Sentencing, and Juvenile Services will be conducting a day-long “Active Shooter Response” training.
To have a successful spring display, start with large, firm, healthy daffodil bulbs.
Event organizers said the 31-mile drive represents the length of a single file line of 20,000 horses.
Like many people in western Nevada, I have a few choice pieces of antique yard art at my home.
Nevada's 4th U.S. House District Rep. Steven Horsford, D-Las Vegas, defended the Biden administration's decision to pull U.S. troops out of Afghanistan
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Crime reports from the Carson City Sheriff's Office.
Letters to the editor of the Nevada Appeal published Oct. 6, 2021.
Carson High went south Wednesday to take on its rival in Douglas.
California highway officials say they will close three mountain passes near the Nevada line between Lake Tahoe and Yosemite National Park on Thursday
The victory at Boise State was more meaningful than simply an emotional triumph over a long-time rival.
Carson High School students on Tuesday were able to use an app through the Oculus Rift headset that simulates a mission using a steering wheel and throttle system to replicate a high-speed special warfare combatant-craft to rescue Navy SEALs, the elite Sea, Air and Land teams that conduct special operations to gather intelligence or capture or eliminate targets in maritime, jungle, urban or other hazardous environments.
Gov. Steve Sisolak has declared Wednesday Energy Efficiency Day in Nevada.
Cooler temperatures with rain and snow showers are in the forecast for Carson City, according to the National Weather Service.
A ribbon cutting for AEDV’s Intervention & Resource Center is set for Thursday.
Carson City history from the archives of the Nevada Appeal.
Domestic Violence Intervention Month kicked off Friday with the ceremonial purple dyeing of the Maine Street fountain and a relocation to downtown Fallon to better serve their clients.
To ranchers and farmers in the Lahontan Valley, water is more precious than gold in providing an agricultural lifeline to the thousands of people who call this area home.
Former Nevada Attorney General Paul Laxalt, who is running for the U.S. Senate seat held by Catherine Cortez Masto, made a meet and greet stop in Fallon on Sunday at a local pizza parlor to introduce himself and to talk about some of the issues.
Join Churchill County Museum’s Donna Cossette as she shares her expertise and knowledge of the Toi-Ticutta people.
Jeanette Strong, who was accompanied by other members, said 39 delegates to the Constitutional Convention endorsed the Constitution in 1787. New Hampshire ratified the constitution on June 21, 1788, and the first Congress under the newly adopted Constitution convened in New York City on March 4, 1789. James Madison drafted the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
TikTok challenges and dares are affecting the Churchill County middle and senior-high school campuses, said Dr. Summer Stephens, superintendent of Churchill County schools.
A military service was conducted Saturday in Las Vegas for Robert Herbert, a former policy adviser to Sen. Harry Reid and retired major general in the Nevada Army National Guard.
“This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any Thing in the Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding.” U.S. Constitution, Article VI, Clause 2.
During one of his final speeches, Justice Antonin Scalia rhetorically asked, "Do you think the American people would ever have ratified the Constitution if they had been told 'the meaning of this document shall be whatever a majority of the Supreme Court says it is?’" I think the answer to that question is obvious. That being the case, why do we condone decisions of a single district judge base on that judge’s the political opinions?
From its earliest days, the reason behind the founding of the Southern Nevada community of Beatty was water.
When I was a kid growing up in Southern California, I always looked forward to the arrival of Columbus Day, which this year falls Oct. 11.
After a one-year hiatus, CAPS Murder Mystery Theater is returning to the social scene. Prepare yourself to be delighted and entertained. This year’s play written, by Christopher W. Daniels, takes place at our very own Cantaloupe Festival. Christopher gives new meaning to “melondrama” (pun intended).
His shooting from the basketball court led to championships for both Fallon and the University of Nevada.
A defensive battle in the first half let up after the break as the Greenwave football team exploded for 22 points to knock off Spring Creek, 28-14, Saturday at the Edward Arciniega Athletic Complex.
The Greenwave and Bighorns high school teams finished the first half of the regular season last month with the standings starting to take shape in the team sports.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is recognized every October to remind the community of the importance of screening for breast cancer.
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The event at The Venetian Expo center has drawn up to 27,000 attendees in recent years.
The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is requesting assistance with identifying and locating a suspect who on Aug. 30 at about 10 a.m. used a stolen debit card at Dotty’s Casino, 3331 Highway 50 East in Carson City.
The committee is charged with figuring out how to spend the portion of the cash that they have some control over.
A look around the Mountain West Conference football scene.
Tribal lawyers are asking a judge to reconsider her earlier refusal to block digging at a proposed lithium mine.
Students in Carson City are invited to participate in various Walk to School Day events Wednesday, Oct. 6.
It is estimated that 243 million business trips in the U.S. turn into "bleisure" trips.
Employees at all public universities and colleges in Nevada are required to get vaccinations by Dec. 1 or face termination.
“This is a legacy brewery — the oldest in Nevada — and one that’s still poised to do the most damage," said Reno restaurateur Mark Estee, CEO of Local Food Group, new owners of Great Basin Brewing Company.
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Grading Nevada’s 41-31 victory over Boise State.
The Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded a $31,495 grant to support adaptive sports programs for veterans.
The current tax level 1.65%; businesses paid 2.65 percent during the great recession.
Throughout October, Carson City's Michael Hohl Motor Co., is collecting pet food donations.
The Mountain West has a definite silver and blue tint to it this week.
Walk To School Day is set for Oct. 6 in Carson City
Suspect is 5 feet, 8 inches to 6 feet tall, bald and very muscular.
The Board of Supervisors, doubling as the Board of Health, will meet at 8:30 a.m. Thursday.
Carson High School’s Blue Thunder Marching Band’s biggest fundraiser of the year takes place Oct. 15.
While the pandemic triggered a boom in people getting tattoos, it also drove many others to get old ink removed. And that can mean big business, considering it can cost up to $3,000 to fully remove a tattoo.
Nevada Realtors honored 2021 President Brad Spires as the statewide association’s Realtor of the Year.
Frederic Marc Weinberg, chief executive officer of USA Radio Networks and Nevada Radio LLC, passed away Sept. 23
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Caleb Potts named a Commended Student in the 2022 National Merit Scholarship Program.
Spiegel, a Democrat, served five terms in the Assembly (2009 and 2013-19).
Adams Hub Center for Innovation is proud to announce the first of its Adams Hub Executive Speakers Series. Speakers are selected based on their expertise on topics that benefit small business owners and executive professionals in the Carson City region. The first of the invited speakers for the series is Ramon Ray. Ray is a highly entertaining and a renowned business owner, author, and speaker on the topic of attracting customers. His session is titled Be the Celebrity CEO. Build Your Personal Brand, after his book of the same name.
Few things lead to butterflies in the stomach like a brand new connection.
This year marks the seventh year of the Mahe family running the hunt, but Jennifer Mahe says it will be the family’s last.
Goe’s three-volume book, “The Confident Carson City Coin Collector,” received the Numismatic Literary Guild’s Book of the Year award.
It was quite remarkable to watch last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Carson City road report October 4 to 10, 2021
Roasted butternut squash soup
U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto said Congress is failing to address immigration reform.
In a real estate transaction there is a lot of communication that occurs, much of it being representation.
Carson City history from the archives of the Nevada Appeal.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service issued a proposed rule to add Tiehm's buckwheat to the endangered list.
Last weekend IndyCar crowned a new champion, a NASCAR Cup driver punched his ticket to the next playoff round, and a driver scored his 100th Formula 1 victory.
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Carson High football didn't have the same intensity Friday night against Spanish Springs that Senator fans have seen this season.
The final round concluded Friday at the Dayton Valley Golf Course, which hosted its 26th consecutive Korn Ferry Tour qualifier this week.
News and notes from Carson High School.
A flurry of laws passed by the Nevada Legislature earlier this year took effect Friday.
Growing giant pumpkin is a passion for some gardeners.
Friday is the fourth anniversary of the Las Vegas mass shooting.
Beginning in October and lasting through May, flu season is the period when flu germs are most likely to be around.
Letters to the editor of the Nevada Appeal published Sept. 29, 2021
The artwork and design of three fifth grade students from Fremont and Seeliger elementary schools in Carson City has won the 2021 State of Nevada Fire Prevention Week Poster Contest.
Crime reports from the Carson City Sheriff's Office.