The Interact Club helps Carson’s elderly population with questions about their computers, phones, tablets, installing apps, finding or deleting photos and awareness of scams.
Lyon County’s total revenues in its general fund in 2024-25 are expected to increase by 2.9% compared to current estimates.
The Carson City Rural Child Advocacy Center is emerging as a facility for child victims of sexual assault, neglect or abuse.
The district’s school board received a presentation from legal counsel Ann Alexander and Associate Superintendent of Educational Services Tasha Fuson during a workshop.
The Carson City Rural Child Advocacy Center will be the region’s newest facility using a multi-disciplinary method for children who have been victims of or witnesses to crime, abuse or exploitation.
The Carson City School District made the request to expand Empire’s property at 1260 Monte Rosa Drive with the space from Park Terrace.
The Healthy Communities Coalition is relying on community assistance after the Community Roots Nursery in Dayton was damaged.
The district’s tentative budget is due to the Nevada Department of Taxation on Monday.
Hope Means Nevada, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield want to tell teens it’s OK to not be OK this month to improve their mental health.
Advocates to End Domestic Violence and Prevent Child Abuse Nevada are promoting positive messages for children impacted by trauma or abuse.
Students at Eagle Valley Middle School are using their digital points they’ve been earning from good behaviors in unexpected ways, Principal Lee Conley says.
District legal counsel Ann Alexander is expected to speak on student discipline issues addressed in the 2019, 2021 and 2023 sessions of the Nevada Legislature.
Since January, Carson High School senior Jackie Estrada Diaz, a first-generation Latina, has learned she’s been accepted to six colleges and universities and has been waiting to hear from four more.
The Nevada State Board of Education on March 27 voted to begin a survey on high school start times to be distributed to schools and stakeholders and examine the data when complete.
A first reading on proposed changes addressing 2023 legislative updates to graduation requirements.
For the past four years, school meals in Nevada have been free to all students regardless of eligibility of free and reduced status.
First Presbyterian Church welcomed Ian Hodge, 41, as its permanent senior pastor with an installation service.
The projected deficit that had expected to be $1.1 million two weeks ago is down to about $950,000 because of savings from the early retirement program.
Katherine Rodriguez, mother of 14-year-old Lexi Rodriguez who died Jan. 28 at North Carson Street and Nye Lane, has requested a speed limit reduction along North Carson Street.
Ten local women were deemed the best among the best of Carson City.
The entire pathway has changed from a three-year experience for students to two years.
The Citizen Advisory Board drew a record turnout of about 100 residents seeking updates on traffic and pedestrian safety along the U.S. 50 and East Carson Street corridor.
In 2015, student demographics were 70% white students and 25% Hispanic. Today, the student body is about 53% Hispanic, some of whom are first-generation AP students.
The Carson City Sheriff’s Office and Carson City School District on Monday confirmed a Carson High School student died this weekend.
Lyon County schools have begun moving forward with surveillance system upgrades and adding cameras to help cover blind spots.
Spencer Winward, CCSD chief financial officer, said projections for FY25 bring a revenue increase of $2.8 million even as student enrollment declines loom.
Carson High School students returning in August will find remodeled restrooms and chemistry labs.
The Democrat met with local mental health advocates working on the frontlines to learn how to widen the gateway between funding and crisis care services.
A new partnership between SkillUp Coalition, Mark IV Capital and Western Nevada College to connect employers and employees in Northern Nevada’s workforce will work with Fernley’s Victory Logistics District.
The agreement gives priority enrollment to district staff members.
Even with new construction, the city is not seeing the number of students the Carson City School District expects.
Family members and community members remembered Carson High School freshman Lexi Paige Rodriguez for her sweet spirit and her generosity at her celebration of life Saturday at Fitzhenry’s Funeral Home. Most who attended wore shades of pink and grieved for Rodriguez, 14. Rodriguez was struck and killed by a vehicle while crossing North Carson Street at Nye Lane at 5:40 p.m. Jan. 28
EDAWN President and CEO Taylor Adams and Brian Gordon, principal of Las-Vegas based economic research firm Applied Analysis, discussed the region’s gains in the past year.
A new partnership between SkillUp Coalition, Mark IV Capital and Western Nevada College to connect employers and employees in Northern Nevada’s workforce will work with Fernley’s Victory Logistics District.
Mayor Lori Bagwell wanted to let students and the community know it’s important for kids to go to school every day.
The school’s robotics team was chosen to compete at the FIRST LEGO League World Festival in Houston from April 17 to 20.
Lexi Rodriguez died Jan. 28 after she was struck by a car at the intersection of North Carson Street and Nye Lane.
Arlo Gelsone, 7, has sparked an interest among his Fritsch friends to learn American sign language to adapt to his needs as a deaf student.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jhone Ebert visited the Carson City School District on Feb. 2.
Principal Dan Carstens, Vice Principal Sue Moulden and Math Department Chair and teacher Shanell Cavener were taped to walls by students who donated $1 each to provide a strip of tape.
The Nevada Youth Legislature program gives high school students a voice in legislative and educational issues.
Multiple agencies gathered to recognize National Human Trafficking Prevention Day on Jan. 25.
Lexi Rodriguez, 14, died Sunday after she was struck by a car at the intersection of North Carson Street and Nye Lane.
Concerns from students about Western Nevada College’s Emergency Medical Services program have prompted conversations about completing their licensing.
The item was tabled Jan. 9 after the board sought more information about whether employees could provide notification whether they were retiring or resigning to qualify for the incentive.
Carson City officials celebrated the realization of Friends in Service Helping’s student housing project with a ribbon-cutting.
Representatives met for Hope Means Nevada’s third statewide youth mental health discussion on the challenges in eliminating teen suicide.
Families would like to see the district improve transportation or scheduling for events, communication and student safety.
Conversation resumed about the high school start time draft regulation during the Nevada State Board of Education’s first meeting of the year Jan. 10.
Superintendent Andrew Feuling and Associate Superintendent of Human Resources Dan Sadler presented the incentive plan with a fiscal impact not to exceed $40,000 this fiscal year.
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