June 20 was proclaimed Bently Nevada Day by Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo.
A Yerington copper mine is laying off 117 workers after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
A June 13 session is set in Reno at 6 p.m.
With a reputation as possibly one of the longest standing salons in Minden, Drago’ Salon is rebranding with its founder retiring and its homegrown professional hairstylist Michele Peters taking over to create Nectar Beauty Collective.
The Pierces didn’t know it at the time, but that one handmade quilt over 50 years was the piece of fabric that tied together 25 years of quiltmaking at the Quilt House.
Coffee on Main customers got some puppy loving with their cup of joe Tuesday during the “Puppies on Main” adoption event.
Outgoing Burlington Store Manager Terri Hunt said the store had its strongest year in terms of sales last year.
Nonstore retailers, which include online outlets like Amazon, reported $12.62 million in taxable sales in Douglas County over the month of January.
With opening anticipated in Fall 2024, Valage Senior Living at Carson Valley announced the selection of an executive director and a director of sales and marketing.
It has been 120 years since The Record-Courier rose from the ashes after the owners of the Gardnerville Record, which burned down, created one of the oldest nameplates in Nevada.
A longtime Carson City provider says that issues with UnitedHealthcare’s billing long predates the cyber attack which affected the company and its subsidiaries last month.
At least one Carson Valley resident was told by a Gardnerville pharmacy on Saturday that they would have to pay for their prescription out of pocket or wait after a cyberattack on one of the largest health care technology companies in the United States.
After just celebrating 30 years of craft beer and food services in three Western Nevada locations, the Great Basin Brewing Co. launched into another year with its grand opening in Minden on Monday
All 2,112.6 acres of the Buckeye Farms project north of Minden is on the market for $110.9 million.
Even the utility work in preparation for repaving nearly two miles of Main Street through Gardnerville has disrupted access for businesses.
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