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I follow and report on Carson City government, business, arts and culture and other facets of the capital city. Community journalism is challenging but worth it. I love to write, and Carson is a vibrant city to cover as a journalist.
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I have three children, including twin daughters, and am raising them in Gardnerville with my spouse of many years. In my life outside the office, I run a literary magazine and write books. The mountains also beckon.
2023 Nevada Press Association Awards
• First Place in News Enterprise Reporting
• First Place in Political/Government Enterprise Reporting
• First Place in Entertainment Feature Story
• Second Place in Coverage of Underserved Communities
With 31 percent containment on the east side of the Davis Fire, fire crews battled the 5,646-acre blaze in Washoe County on Wednesday amid a red flag warning and wind gusts of up to 70 miles per hour.
The commission voted to recommend to the city manager’s office approval of murals at the Carson City Senior Center and the Carson City Community Center.
Updated mapping shows the Davis Fire at 4,703 acres and no containment, according to a social media post by Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District.
CAMPO includes members of the Carson City Regional Transportation Commission and representatives from Douglas and Lyon counties.
The Cultural Commission meets 5:30 p.m. Monday in the community center board room, 851 E. William St.
Accessory dwelling units, child care facilities, storage uses, street vendors and manufactured homes are just some of the sections to be reviewed.
Supervisors voted unanimously Thursday to approve a $238,405 contract for design of the project that will convert the four upper softball fields at the park to synthetic turf.
Discussion revolved around the power grid’s current capacity versus future capacity needed for the region’s overarching economic development vision.
Carson Tahoe Health is celebrating 75 years of operations Sept. 12 by focusing on the needs of others.
Supervisors will consider a contract not to exceed $238,405 with Lloyd Consulting Group LLC for the design phase of the synthetic turf project.