Sarah Drinkwine

Reporter

With Nevada News Group since 2021

Phone: +17757828278

Email: sdrinkwine@recordcourier.com

Job duties:
As the community reporter I write a bit about everything including crime, education, business, and features.

About me:
I am a Douglas High School graduate. In my free time, I enjoy spending time at home with my boys.

2023 Nevada Press Association Awards
• First Place in Special Section (Carson Valley Almanac)
• Second Place in Community Service
• Second Place in Special Section (The Best of Carson Valley)
• Second Place in Multiple Photo Gallery

Recent Stories

Student school board representative gives first report

Douglas High School senior Ender Dempsey was selected as the first student representative for the school board and provided his first report during the board meeting Tuesday.

School board records lawsuit hearing is Tuesday

An evidentiary hearing for the records lawsuit facing the Douglas County School Board is scheduled for Tuesday in Douglas County District Court with Judge Thomas Gregory

Memorial scholarship honors past athletes

Douglas High School remembers Molly Lahlum during the 20th annual Memorial Scholarship Dinner on Sept. 22 at Carson Valley Inn’s TJ’s Corral.

Whittell begins first fire safety class

New to the high school this year, the Fire Science Class is taught by professionals from the Tahoe-Douglas Fire Protection District

School Board delegates records lawsuit representation hiring

During a special meeting on Sept. 3, the Douglas County School Board voted 4-3 to delegate Superintendent Frankie Alvarado the power to pick a lawyer to represent the district in a records lawsuit that has dragged on for the past year.

Giving Tree donates $6,700 to Mounted Posse

The Northern Nevada Giving Tree donated $6,700 to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Mounted Posse on Tuesday.

Superintendent looks to the future

After more than seven weeks as Douglas County School District Superintendent Frankie Alvarado’s motto is looking to the future and not the past.

Better Board observes first year

The We Deserve A Better Board group celebrated its first year on Thursday at Minden Park.

Backpack Buddies headquarters gets face-lift from volunteers

Home Depot helped Backpack Buddies’ Gardnerville headquarters undergo a near $2,100 makeover in one day.

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Photos by Sarah

Douglas High School senior Ender Dempsey and Superintendent Frankie Alvarado …

Douglas County Sheriff’s Mounted Posse Jeff Regan, Amy Regan, Mo …

Whittell High School sophomore Wyatt Miller is inspected by Tahoe …

Kahle Drive could see some work next spring.

New Douglas County Superintendent Frankie Alvarado in front of the …