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Wednesday, June 30

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Notice to Creditors

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Liberty utilities Request

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Notice to Creditors

Flood advisory issued for Pine Nuts

A flood advisory has been issued for the Pine Nuts through 8 p.m.

Washoe Tribe, Town of Minden work out deal on siren

In a joint statement issued Wednesday morning, the Washoe Tribe and the Town of Minden agreed to move the siren's evening sounding to 5 p.m.

The June 30, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Tuesday, June 29

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Firefighters staying ahead of lightning fires, so far

A handful of fires started by lightning on Tuesday night appear to be contained.

Whether on land or lake, designate a driver

Whether on the water or the beach this Fourth of July weekend, local, state and federal authorities will be on the lookout for bad behavior and scofflaws.

Fireworks still illegal in the Sierra Front

Mother Nature doesn’t require a pyrotechnic permit or certification for her light shows, but people absolutely do.

Douglas' Smalley commits to Nevada

Douglas High's Chris Smalley commits to Nevada, a Carson High turf field update and Empire Ranch Senior Men's Golf results

Battle Born FC bounced in first postseason contest

Battle Born FC faced off with the Boise Cutthroats for the third time this season to open up the UPSL Premier Mountain Division postseason.

The June 29, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Monday, June 28

Jacks Valley Ranch owner John Ascuaga dead at 96

Jacks Valley Ranch owner and and philanthropist John Ascuaga died on Monday.

Wolles celebrate 60th anniversary

Kerstin and Charles Wolle of Gardnerville celebrated their 60th anniversary on Saturday.

China Spring begins rebuilding

One of the challenges for China Spring Youth Camp is convincing state policymakers that it’s far more a treatment facility than a “boot camp.”

Sheriff’s sergeant performs at fundraiser

Very nearly six months to the day after he was severely injured in a shooting, classical cellist and Douglas County Sheriff’s Sgt. Johnny Lenz performed with his father and sister.

The June 28, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Sunday, June 27

One dead, another hurt in Highway 88 collision

Minden collision resulted in one person's death on Saturday evening.

Walking with Jesus is walking in love

“And walk in love, as Christ also has loved us and given Himself for us, an offering and a sacrifice to God for a sweet-smelling aroma.” -- Ephesians 5:2

Jourets celebrate 55th wedding anniversary

Jerry and Sharon Jouret celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary on June 4.

PEO awards $4,000 in scholarships

Douglas High School graduates Isabella Dickey and Bethany Lundberg received $2,000 scholarships from P.E.O. Chapter AN of Carson Valley.

Saturday, June 26

Burglar faces prison in Hell’s Kitchen caper

A man, who went behind the scenes at Hell’s Kitchen Lake Tahoe, stole the general manager’s purse and left behind a drink cup with his fingerprints, admitted to two counts of felony burglary on Tuesday.

Oven door opens on Sunday

Four days of hot weather are expected in Carson Valley starting on Sunday.

Highway 50 reopens after rollover near Cave Rock

A single vehicle rollover resulted in serious injury to the driver and the closure of Highway 50

Friday, June 25

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Notice of Hearing

Krysta Palmer training for Olympics at University of Nevada, Reno

RENO – When she was 5 years old, Krysta Palmer told her coach that she wanted to be an Olympian. Palmer, who was born in Carson City and went to school at Douglas High, first wanted to be a gymnast but injuries got in the way. After a seven-year career, she went with Plan B: trampoline, which was added as an Olympic event.

July events begin with guest speaker and Chautauqua at Dangberg Historic Park

In July, events begin with a presentation on the “Mountains and Peaks of Carson Valley” and a Chautauqua presentation of Caleb Greenwood at the Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park.

Food truck opens at Genoa Bar today

Food truck starts serving at Genoa Bar today through Sunday

Douglas graphics teacher wins national award

Retiring Douglas High School graphics arts teacher Rita Borselli was named outstanding career and technical educator for participation in SkillsUSA and career and technical education.

The June 25, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Thursday, June 24

Thunderstorm leaves small fire in its wake

East Fork firefighters are making their way into a fire that appears to have been caused by a lightning strike.

Fighting the war of the weeds

Columnist Amy Roby is dealing with a surge of spurge.

Douglas sheriff to restart Neighborhood Watch program

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office is restarting its Neighborhood Watch program. Neighborhood Watch is about the prevention, detection, and reporting of crimes and suspicious activities.

Man admits assault in brandishing case

An Aug. 2 sentencing date was set for a Holbrook Junction man who admitted pointing a handgun at his wife and another man during a February confrontation.

Impaired drivers a key hazard

The official opinion of The Gardnerville, Nev., Record-Courier

June 24 2021, R-C Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor for June 24

Drivers failing to yield cause in three crashes

At least four people have been injured over the last month after motorists failed to yield to oncoming vehicles on Highway 395.

Fourth is back with all the bells

Several events are back for the Fourth of July after being canceled last year.

Thunderstorms could provide fireworks today

Thunderstorms today will be followed by another heat wave by Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.

Other shoe yet to drop from 2021 Legislature

The biggest change in Nevada's political landscape won't occur until the Legislature takes up redistricting in a special session later this year.

The June 24, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Wednesday, June 23

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Public Utilities Commission

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Notice of Lien Sale

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Bid Genoa Water Main Project

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Administrative Hearing Panel

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Public Utilities Commission

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Annual Fiscal Report

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Summary Fiscal Report

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Ordinance Adopted

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Advertisement for Bids

Douglas conducting broadband survey

Douglas County businesses and residents are being asked to participate in a broadband survey to gather information on current internet demand in Douglas County regarding providers used, level of satisfaction, and interest in upgraded speeds.

New McDonald’s opens Friday

The new Minden McDonald’s could be one of the busiest in the company in the first year after it opens on Friday.

The June 23, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Tuesday, June 22

Officials preparing for holiday fireworks at Stateline

Fire officials and law enforcement are preparing for fireworks in the casino corridor after what seemed like a dead-end effort to revive the show turned out to be successful.

Chautauqua features Will and Alice James

A member of the Nevada Writers Hall of Fame, cowboy chronicler Will James had four of his books turned into movies, with one “Smoky, The Cow Horse,” filmed three times.

Sorenstam to play American Century Championship

The American Century Championship WILL TAKE place July 9-11 at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course in South Lake Tahoe.

The June 22, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Monday, June 21

Man admits first degree murder charge

Man faces life in prison after admitting to murdering a woman in the tent they shared.

Firefighters respond to Pine Nut blaze

A fire burning in the Pine Nut Mountains is estimated at 3-5 acres.

State developing plan for one of county's deadliest highways

Eleven people have been killed since 2014 on what may be the deadliest stretch of highway in Douglas County.

Chamber director a great coach

Carson Valley Chamber Director Alicia Main is passionate about her community and her life, and it is reflected in the way she behaves.

Registrars retire after combined 61 years

Sherree Apocotos and Anita Ovard are retiring from the Douglas County School District after a combined 61 years.

The June 21, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Chautauqua 101 at Dangberg Historic Park

Chautauqua 101, a course on presenting living history in first-person, is 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 11 at Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park. Pre-registration is required.

From one senior to another

No longer as nimble as I once was, I employ the services of Metia Dryer, a Smith Valley High School senior.

But it's a dry eternal inferno

Why would you go there? That was a question I received from several people as we were planning our Summer vacation to Arizona. Why go were the temperatures reach 110 plus, almost every day? Because we have family there, that’s why.

Staff of Stateline bar and restaurant donates $20,000

The staff at the Lucky Beaver Bar and Burger in Stateline donated more than $20,000 to Tahoe Wildlife Care over the last month.

Friday, June 18

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Notice of hearing

Lightning storm arrives over eastern Douglas

Around two-dozen lightning strikes were detected over eastern Douglas County

Thursday, June 17

Pony Express on time but Internet running behind

The technology of the 19th Century was galloping along, leaving the 21st Century in the dust on Thursday. Follow the ride at www.ponyexpress.net

Nevada won't take Friday off for new Juneteenth holiday

Nevada state law does not allow the Governor to unilaterally have Juneteenth observed on a weekday when it falls on a weekend date, therefore Juneteenth will not be observed as a statewide holiday Friday.

Authorities release name of woman killed in Saturday rollover

Wellington woman killed in Saturday's vehicle wreck near Jack Wright Pass identified.

Letters to the Editor for June 17, 2021

The Record-Courier's letters to the editor

Check on the vulnerable during heat wave

High temperature records are forecast to fall today and Friday as the mercury approaches 100 degrees.

Carson Valley’s McKinna Jackson to carry American flag at Reno Rodeo

Through June 26, local cowgirl McKinna Jackson will carry the American flag during daily opening ceremonies at the 2021 Reno Rodeo.

All About Youth announces duck race results

The Carson Valley Days celebration wrapped up on Sunday with the Carson Valley All About Youth Duck Race conducted at Lampe Park.

Ride across Nevada shows value of adopting wild horses

On Saturday, long rider Samantha Szesciorka was greeted by a score of people at the Stephanie Way trailhead, wrapping up a six-week 550-mile trek from Las Vegas.

Pony Express rides through Valley today

The Pony Express will be riding through Genoa around 3:30 p.m. today where riders will exchange the mochila on their way to Carson City.

East Fork sends fuels crew to Pleasant Valley fire

Thirteen East Fork firefighters responded to the 300-acre wildfire that closed both Interstate 580 and old Highway 395 northeast of Pleasant Valley on Wednesday.

Wednesday, June 16

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Summary Fiscal Report (July 1 2021)

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Annex Notice Pine View Estates

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Bid Douglas High School

Heat wave rolls into Carson Valley

It’s likely high temperature records will fall in Carson Valley Thursday and Friday.

East Fork is open in new site

The East Fork Gallery is open at its new location at 1512 Main St., Suite 4 in Old Towne Center

New technology allows first responders to listen in on 911 calls

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office is the first law enforcement agency in the State of Nevada to deploy Live911 technology.

Nevada confirms cases of rabies in bats

The Nevada Department of Agriculture Animal Disease Laboratory has confirmed three cases of rabies in bats — one in Washoe County and two in Clark County, according to a release from the NDA.

Tuesday, June 15

Douglas County Sheriff's Office seeks assistance identifying theft suspect

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a theft suspect.

Dugard case offers hope for missing Mono girl

The kidnapping of then-11-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard 30 years ago and that she was found alive 18 years later, offers hope for another missing California teenager who turned 19 last month.

Spooner Lake construction begins

Spooner Lake project underway

Good Neighbors Program hosts Elder Abuse Awareness Day today

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office is recognizing World Elder Abuse Awareness Day today with a luncheon at the Douglas County Senior Center.

Monday, June 14

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Notice of Trustee's Sale

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Application for Water

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Notice to Creditors

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Annual Fiscal Report

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Auto Lien Sale

Nevada National Guard celebrates Flag Day at the Capitol

Wind picked up at the state Capitol on Monday morning, setting the perfect banner-waving background for the Nevada National Guard’s 23rd annual Flag Day celebration.

The June 14, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Saturday, June 12

Palmer doubles up; qualifies for second Olympic event

Krysta Palmer secured another Olympic Diving team spot in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics Saturday in the individual 3-meter dive.

Two sought in Cave Rock vehicle break-in

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance to identify two people believed to be involved in a vehicle burglary and the fraudulent use of a credit card.

Christian perspectives on education

There is a great divide in the area of education, between secularists, materialists, and atheists with traditional Christian faith.

Sertomans award $22K in scholarships

Sertomans awarded six book scholarships and one vocational scholarship to 2021 seniors on May 28.

Jacks Valley fire a clear warning sign

Clearing brush under power poles along Jacks Valley Road helped saved homes in the north Douglas County neighborhood from Wednesday’s fire.

Retired Tiger football coach citizen of the year

Tiger Coach Ernie Monfiletto was named Citizen of the Year by the Carson Valley Active 20-30 Club

Tahoe Beach Club secures construction funding for 2nd phase

The second phase of a high-end Stateline community at Lake Tahoe has secured a $115 construction loan.

Countdown to Carson Valley Days Parade

Highway 395 closes at 8 a.m. through Minden and Gardnerville for the Carson Valley Days Parade

Friday, June 11

Bishop man being held in connection with arson at Lee Vining Motel

Bishop man in custody on $1 million bail in arson at Lee Vining Motel

Nevada Discovery Rider arrives in Carson Valley on Saturday

Long rider arrives in Carson Valley on Saturday while the Pony Express Reride is coming through on Thursday

Parade to close Highway 395 by 8 a.m. Saturday

The annual Carson Valley Days Parade will result in Highway 395 being closed through Minden and Gardnerville on Saturday.

The June 11, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Thursday, June 10

Palmer qualifies for US Diving Olympic team

Douglas High graduate Krysta Palmer is officially a part of the U.S. Diving Olympic Team.

Local brothers take rodeo road to nationals

Gardnerville brothers Andrew and Colby Morian both rode away with titles at the Nevada State High School Rodeo Association’s State Finals Rodeo in Winnemucca over Memorial Day weekend.

Eliminating property rights for vaccine dangerous

President Biden capitulated yet again to political far-left progressives in the Democratic Party when he announced support for a waiver of valuable U.S. COVID-19 vaccine intellectual-property (patent) rights.

June 10, 2021, Letters to the R-C Editor

June 10, 2021, Letters to the Editor

Welcome Carson Valley Days

The official opinion of The Record-Courier

Jacks Valley Fire could be contained today

The size of the fire has been reduced to 285 acres after better mapping

Krysta Palmer tops 3-meter synchronized field in semifinals

Krysta Palmer competes today in the 3-meter synchronized finals. Plus, a Douglas High grad is advancing through the Div. II College World Series, the NIAA anticipates a normal year for 2021-22 and Capital City Hoops lessons

Work begins Monday on new Spooner visitors center, amphitheater

Construction begins Monday on new Spooner Lake visitors center and amphitheater

Carson Valley Days kicks off today

The Carson Valley Days Carnival opens 5 p.m. Thursday in Lampe Park

Boys side of China Spring Youth Camp will close due to staffing

After a tumultuous year, the boys side of China Spring Youth Camp will close toward the end of June due to staffing issues.

The June 10, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Shoe Tree Brewing Co. wins pair of gold ‘Crushie’ awards

Shoe Tree Brewing Co. recently won two gold awards in the second annual Craft Beer Marketing Awards, known as the “Crushie” awards.

Wednesday, June 9

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Notice Floodway Revisions

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Notice of Trustee Sale

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Public Utilities Commission

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Application of Water

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Notice to Creditors

Jacks Valley fire evacuations lifted; downgraded to 285 acres

The Arcadia fire ignited Wednesday on Jacks Valley Road, west of Jacks Valley Elementary School.

Study uses drones and scanners to determine impact of fall grazing on wildfire

The University of Nevada College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources to using drones to determine how grazing may control cheat grass

Soaring competition cancels final third due to weather

Weather prompted the cancellation of the last three days of the 2021 Open-15-Meter Soaring Nationals at Minden-Tahoe Airport.

Health officials report first Douglas hantavirus case

A Douglas resident who was spring cleaning caught hantavirus

The June 9, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Tuesday, June 8

Supreme Court denies defense petition in Guzman case

Supreme Court lifts stay in Ranchos murder case

Carson City Symphony to play July 4 concert in Genoa

The Carson City Symphony will perform on July 4 as part of the Genoa Americana Celebration in Mormon Station State Park.

Woman who tried to elude deputies fails to appear for sentencing

An Arizona woman arrested in a vehicle that was reported stolen failed to turn up for sentencing on Tuesday

350 veterans, friends and spouses fed on Memorial Day

Reach for Joy fed 350 veterans and spouses at High Sierra Fellowship in Gardnerville

The June 8, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Monday, June 7

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Consumer Confidence Report

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Ordinance Introduced

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Request for Proposal, Gardnerville Ranchos GID

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Notice to Creditors

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Notice to Creditors

Death Ride returning to Alpine County on July 17

The 40th Tour of the California Alps is scheduled for July 17 after being canceled last year due to the coronavirus outbreak.

The June 7, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Saturday, June 5

Gaming, taxable sales recover after lockdown

On the anniversary of the St. Patrick’s Day coronavirus lockdown, Douglas County merchants joined the rest of the state in posting a huge surge in taxable sales, according to figures released last week by the Nevada Department of Taxation.

Tigers roar into the future

Douglas High School conducts its 113th commencement exercises on Saturday

Dry gusty winds could bring critical fire danger

Dry, breezy conditions could fan last week's lightning strikes into wildfires

Suspicious U-Haul turns out to be embezzled

A woman was taken into custody after deputies found an embezzled U-Haul parked near Lakeside Drive on Tuesday.

Car thief fails probation all the way to prison

A Sparks man’s probation was revoked on Tuesday after he failed to participate in a drug treatment program or make a significant effort toward paying nearly $5,000 in restitution related to a May 2019 arrest.

Dangberg kicks off summer festival

June events launch the 2021 Summer Festival at the Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park.

Main Street Gardnerville looking for new executive director

Main Street Gardnerville is seeking a new executive director

Attrition balances out $1.4 million shortfall

While short $1.4 million in revenue for the current year, a large number of retirements will preclude the need for any layoffs.

Homesteaders picked potatoes to make ends meet

The final chapter of Betty Downs story of living in Johnson Lane as one of the original homesteaders.

Carson Valley Days celebration opens Thursday

The Carson Valley Days Parade will close Highway 395 through Minden and Gardnerville on June 12.

Douglas grads ready to meet the world

The 113th Douglas High commencement is 10 a.m. today and will be livestreamed at www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZsONWgpmYA

Friday, June 4

18 graduates join ASPIRE alum

ASPIRE Academy's graduation was conducted on Friday at TJ's Corral

Bus offers alternative to sitting in Yosemite traffic

The eastern entrance to Yosemite National Park is open, but there might be an alternative to fighting the traffic that often plagues the park to experience one of the Eastern Sierra’s most spectacular attractions.

Woman sought in fatal 2020 DUI appears in court

A woman who was the subject of a nationwide warrant in connection with a fatal collision in February 2020 appeared in court on Friday.

Gardnerville guitarist ready for next chord

On Saturday, Carson Valley guitarist Jakota Wass will graduate from Douglas High School. A week later he will be headlining at Carson Valley Days, performing the 8-11:30 p.m. show in Lampe Park.

The June 4, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Thursday, June 3

Longshot Stateline fireworks show is on

It's not on the Lake, but Jonathan Ruppel's efforts to get a Fourth of July show at Stateline has been successful.

Governor signs bill that could silence Minden siren

A bill aimed at silencing the Minden siren was signed on Friday by Gov. Steve Sisolak at a ceremony held on the Stewart Indian School campus.

Wildlife show canceled, but Library still celebrating summer reading kickoff today

The Douglas County Public Library’s 2021 Summer Reading Program theme is “Tails and Tales.”

Gold Star mom bids Carson Valley farewell

In a whirlwind, Gold Star Mom Sally Wiley and husband Mike plan to move from their East Valley home to Brookings, Ore., in mid-June.

Letters to the Editor for June 3, 2021

Letters to the Editor for June 3, 2021

Memorial Day remembers fallen heroes

Around 150 people turned out for a Memorial Day observance at Eastside Memorial Park in Minden on Monday.

Update: VHR Ordinance approved, commission appoints advisory panel

A vacation home rental ordinance and five member advisory panel were approved on Thursday.

The June 3, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Wednesday, June 2

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Carson Valley Medical Center Public Hearing

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Douglas County Public Works Advertisement for Bids

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Notice of Hearing

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Notice to Creditors

All-region teams and a college world series bid

Douglas High golf had two players selected to the all-region team. Plus, a former Douglas High graduate will be making an appearance in the Div. II College basebll championships this weekend.

New signs help visitors and residents find Valley attractions

Signs placed around Carson Valley show visitors and residents the way to local attractions.

Construction begins on Stateline events center

Construction on the new Tahoe South Events Center is underway with more than 50,000 cubic yards of dirt being excavated from the site at MontBleu Resort Casino & Spa.

The June 2, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

Tuesday, June 1

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Notice to Creditors

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Notice of Hearing

New faces and places along 395 corridor

Shoe Tree Brewery's opening is just one of the changes in Carson Valley's business landscape

Young bears making their way around Western Nevada

Campers should avoid bear cubs or yearlings they see out and about.

Bee swarming season no reason to panic

A swirling swarm of 20,000-30,000 honey bees taking to the air, and then clustering in a tree or on/in another object can undoubtedly be very nerve-racking or frightening for people. But, swarms are at their most vulnerable during this period and are generally not dangerous during this time.

Records likely to withstand this week's high temperatures

First temperatures in the 90s expected this week.

Deadline for Carson Valley Days banners this week

This the last week for businesses to order Carson Valley Days banners from the Boy Scouts.

The June 1, 2021, R-C Morning Report

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

81st session of Nevada Legislature adjourns after flurry of activity

The 81st session of the Nevada Legislature adjourned Monday night after passing a biennial budget and a host of other measures including a mining tax increase.