Hoch Family Creamery owner Greg Hoch donated 500-plus half-pints of ice cream that was delivered to first responders by Carson Valley Kiwanis
Kalila McConville has been crowned World’s Little Miss Tourism Grand Supreme 2022 at World Miss Tourism pageant in July in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
During the last week of August, Troop 33 let seven scouts go from the nest to become Eagle Scouts.
Trusts are created with a lifelong intent. However, unexpected life events such as the end of marriage can cause significant changes in personal and financial interest arrangements.
We are Christians full time. True? Shouldn't we worship full time? We're not to meant to be Sunday morning or half-day Christians. Psalm 121 helps us focus on worship anytime, anywhere we go.
The Carson Valley Community Food Closet was one of three nonprofits who received a $5,000 donation from NV Energy Foundation to support Caldor Fire evacuees.
As the Caldor Fire continues to push eastward, animal encounters may increase in areas around the Tahoe Basin and especially in Douglas County, according to a Nevada wildlife official.
Years ago, my parents took trips to Guerneville, Calif., from their home in Hollywood.
Reflections on the Word
Former Genoa resident Richard Bell will celebrate his 100th birthday on Saturday.
Mumbo Gumbo's performance in Minden Park has been postponed until Sept. 10
Business is buzzing at Lorraine and Ed Fitzhugh’s garden nursery, VitalBeeBuds LLC. The Gardnerville Ranchos couple’s mission to increase local pollinator populations and landscape sustainability determines their nursery’s plant offerings, and Lorraine encourages clients to consider permaculture when planning their green spaces (permaculture is a gardening system that is ecologically sound and self-supporting).
When a person with well-drafted powers of attorney becomes incapacitated and is therefore unable to take care of him or herself due to a mental or physical incapacity, typically their agent will be able to act immediately on their behalf and without any court involvement.
Through the course of life’s highs and lows, it is not uncommon for us to desire to hear from God.
As part of the summer reading fun, the Douglas County Public Library is providing two wildlife shows Aug. 26.