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Dry January not much help to snowpack, so far

The first third of January hasn’t contributed much to the Sierra snowpack, with each passing dry day seeing a decrease in snow-water equivalent compared to median.

School board to discuss hiring new legal counsel

Douglas County School District could have new legal counsel by the end of Tuesday’s school board meeting.


Douglas parents make up the new majority of the school board

With newly elected trustees Erinn Miller, Melinda Gneiting and Markus Zinke, a majority of the Douglas County School Board are parents with children in the district.

Forensics class provides critical thinking skills

After arriving first to the scene of a reported mock homicide on Wednesday morning at the Douglas High School apartments, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Investigator Mike Goldwater secured the area and called upon Kimberly Tretton’s Forensics class to investigate the crime.


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Notice of Name Change

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NOTICE OF DRAFT LOCAL AND REGIONAL WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PLANS PUBLICATION


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More than 200 tons of hay lost in Monday's barn fire

More than 200 tons of hay was lost along with the barn and a hay squeeze as a result of a fire just after midnight Monday.

Swerving motorhome driver arrested

A report of a man driving a white motorhome recklessly on Highway 395 through the Pine Nuts on Thursday resulted in an arrest, Douglas County Sheriff Dan Coverley said.

10 reported dead in L.A. fires as Sierra Front firefighters respond

The L.A. County Medical Examiner reported on Thursday night it received notification of 10 fire-related deaths from the Southern California wildfires.


Advisory panel to kick tires Tuesday on possible cinema deal

A proposal to purchase Carson Valley Cinemas for a cultural and performing arts community center is still at the pitch stage, according to Carson Valley Arts Council President Brian Fitzgerald.

Tahoe’s Father of Snow Science: James E Church

The standardized method and tool used around the world to measure the water content in snow was invented on Mt. Rose more than 100 years ago and the inventions came from an unconventionally qualified person.

The Jan. 10, 2025, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.


Tigers’ Thacker eclipses 1,000 career points

Douglas girls basketball, wrestling pick up wins

Results from Douglas High School basketball and wrestling from this week.

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