There was a full tent of around 80 people at the Dangberg Historic Home Ranch to hear historians Guy Farmer and Mike Archer discuss Frank Sinatra’s legacy in Nevada’s gaming lore.
When educator and animal keeper Joseph Kerschner presented Tator Tot, a 10-month-old capybara, to a group of children at the CVIC Hall on June 26, he was surprised to learn that they knew what the animal was called.
The Carson Valley Arts Council presents glass artist Janice Stowers and watercolor artist Reta Hanks at the Copeland Gallery in Minden through Aug. 30.
Two longtime Carson Valley residents, who have graced the front pages of The Record-Courier, are being remembered.
The Board of Trustees of Friends of Dangberg Home announced the winners of its 2024 Art Contest.
Reflections on the Word
It’s been two weeks since school let out in Douglas County and summer happenings are kicking off with Camp Invention.
Ranchos Roundup
Carson Valley Health’s Emergency Registered Nurse Melissa Frager was honored with the DAISY Award on Monday.
A concert by Old West Trio and a discussion on Frank Sinatra, wrap up the month of June as part of the Dangberg Summer Festival.
Reflections on the Word
The Nevada Women's Fund spotlighted Douglas County's leading women at Tuesday’s "Nevada Women Leading the Way" luncheon at the Overland Restaurant in Gardnerville.
Ranchos Roundup
A concert by The Sierra Sweethearts, a Chautauqua of Laura D. Fair, and local author Gregory Crouch are featured as part of the Dangberg Summer Festival in June.
