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Tech Shield welcomes Karen P. to their team. Karen is a high school graduate and is currently a student at Western Nevada College pursuing a career in nursing with a minor in IT.

The Carson City Historical Society is proud to offer a new exhibit of nine pen and ink drawings of historic Carson City houses and buildings drawn by Carson High School art students in the early 1990s.

Girl Scouts of the Sierra Nevada will host their ultimate balloon scavenger hunt adventure on Sunday, September 9 from 5 a.m. to 7 a.m at the Great Reno Balloon Race in Rancho San Rafael Park.

Girls will meet balloon pilots, help clean the park, and join other Girl Scouts from across their council. Everyone is welcome to join the fun including family, friends, and not-yet Girl Scouts. And yes – this is a free event!

UPDATE MONDAY MORNING: The Slide Fire that grew to 80 acres overnight and is 10 percent contained as of Monday morning, according to the U.S. Forest Service.

I’m finding pretty white moths sitting on our patio. They are about one inch long with black and white-striped legs and a black spot on their heads. I wondered if I was seeing the invasive White Satin Moth, Leucoma salicis.

A 46-year-old Carson City man was arrested Tuesday for suspicion of second-time domestic battery after an argument over computer use, a Carson City sheriff’s deputy said.

Jack's Bar, an iconic building that has been at the corner of Fifth and Carson streets since 1899, has new ownership and a new lease on life.

Two face multiple felony charges including kidnapping, assault and attempted robbery with a deadly weapon following a traffic stop by the Carson City Sheriff’s Office Special Enforcement Team. A third person was also arrested on lesser charges.

Nadia Hill, an eighth-grade student at Eagle Valley Middle School in Carson City, has won the 2018 Discover Your Nevada essay contest, Nevada State Superintendent Steve Canavero announced Wednesday.

CARSON CITY — Gov. Brian Sandoval is encouraging all Nevadans to wear jeans this Wednesday, April 25, 2018, in support of Denim Day. By participating in Denim Day, Nevadans will join an international campaign against sexual assault and sexual violence and demonstrate support for victims of those crimes.

It seems somehow appropriate that snow was falling in Virginia City on the morning of Monday, April 16, as crews from the Nevada State Railroad Museum and Comstock Historic Center prepared the Virginia & Truckee Railroad locomotive “Dayton” for its return trip to Carson City.

Well, we won’t see any wet stuff today, but the clear skies could mean a nip to the air. You can join Muscle Powered for one of today’s two walks, but I won’t blame you if you’d prefer an indoor activity. Join the Carson Library for coloring night; they have plenty of pictures to choose from. Bobbie Ann Howell is at the center of today’s Artist Reception at the Nevada Arts Council. You’ll hear her discuss her exhibit ‘Vistas and Viewpoints.’ Head down to Pizza Factory to lend a hand to Mark Twain Elementary School: just make sure to mention you are there for the fundraiser.

Carson City Sheriff’s Office detectives are currently investigating numerous vehicle burglaries that have happened within the last 30 days. There were two distinctive sets of burglaries that occurred by two different groups of suspects.

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is requesting the public’s assistance in attempting to locate two suspects involved in a robbery that happened Sunday afternoon at Little Caesar’s Pizza on South Carson Street.

Congratulations go out to the Mile High Jazz Band; they’ll be celebrating 17 years of monthly performances during tonight’s gig at Living the Good Life. If you’d like to learn more about drones, those little flying robots, then tonight’s installment of the Sierra Nevada Forum is for you. They’ll be covering the versatility of drones, and fully expect you to be surprised. Chili’s Restaurant welcomes Mother-son duos for a night of quality time. Super-hero costumes are encouraged, and bring a camera, Darth Vader will be there for pictures.

TUESDAY, April 10: Things to do in Carson City

A Carson City toddler got a thrill Friday evening when he spotted a Carson City Sheriff's motorcycle and patrol vehicle parked outside of Taqueria La Salsa restaurant, 1946 E. William Street.

CARSON CITY, Nev.– Joe Covington and his wife Sheila Covington, both 83, have been Carson City Meals on Wheels clients for almost five years. Covington said both of them love the program, but Sheila Covington said she worries about the funding.

The Easter Bunny is coming to the Carson Mall in Carson City on March 31.

Kid-friendly activities start at 3 p.m. A free Easter egg hunt starts at 5 p.m.

Carson City resident Elaine Quilici took these pictures of snow outside of her Carson City residence Friday morning as a powerful winter storm moved into the area overnight.

Business students at Western Nevada College in Carson City might not recognize one of their instructors when they return from spring break.

The Nevada Division of Child and Family Services is holding a foster parent information night on Wednesday, March 7 at Fremont Elementary School from 5:30 to 7 p.m.

February is coming to a close, and we’ve got the chance at a nice weekend. Explore a new trail with Muscle Powered as they take on the Fay-Luther Trail south of Genoa. If you’re in a theater kind of mood, catch the Proscenium Players’ production of ‘Love Letters.’ See what the Nevada Artists Association has been up to during their Grand Re-opening and Winter Art Show Reception this afternoon. Read on and see what options the weekend brings.

SATURDAY:    

• — Flying Pig Flea Market at Fuji Park (8am-3pm; $1 admission, kids free) 

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office consistently sees reports of people of all ages falling for scams that affect them financially. We are asking for the public’s assistance to better educate themselves so they do not become a victim of these scams. The majority of these crimes are not something we can solve.

Create abstract, mixed media collage while sipping wine or coffee the first Thursday of every month from 5:30 - 8:00 at the Espresso Yourself Cafe at the Brewery Arts Center 449 W King St. in Carson City.



Classes include relaxing guided imagery or meditation to help you make a unique, meaningful, and fun piece of art. 



One beverage is included in the price. Canvases, paints, and other supplies are provided 
(and you are welcome bring in pictures and small items you’d like to add to your art as well.


No experience necessary. All skill levels are welcome.

$30 per person

MINDEN — In the early morning hours of January 14, 2018, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office received information from a confidential source that an adult female friend of his may have been battered by and currently held against her will by her boyfriend at a residence where they reside together in Gardnerville.

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office investigations division is asking for the public’s help identifying a man who used a key to open cash registers at Walmart on Christmas Eve.

The Carson City Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in identifying two subjects that committed a burglary at Walmart at 3200 Market Street in Carson City.

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is requesting the public’s help in attempting to locate three juveniles wanted for indecent exposure after repeatedly urinating on a Carson City home.

There are some fairly excited kids throughout the valley. This last Friday before Christmas marks the beginning of winter break. The Carson City Library invites everyone in the community to participate in the annual Winter Read-a-thon with a goal of 90,000 minutes read (or listened to) over the next two weeks. Sign up on-line or at their kick-off event this afternoon. Comedian John Mencarelli headlines Carson Comedy inside the Carson Nugget, and you’ll find the Rebekah Chase Band on stage in their Loft. Even more awaits, so read on and have a great day.

Friday, Dec. 22

Thursday, December 21 is the winter solstice, making it the longest night and the shortest day of the year. With Christmas just a few days away, the holiday activities are still going strong. Share your wish list with Santa at Red’s Old 395 tonight and you’ll walk away with a free photograph. Your ugliest sweater is invited to make an appearance at the Carson Cigar Company; bring a white elephant gift if you’d like to participate in the gift exchange.