Celebrating Black Business Month, come shop locally owned Black Owned Businesses and groove to the sounds of Margret’s Funk Band, playing live on the RPM Stage.

Once you start making rings, you just can’t stop! In this introductory class you will practice basic soldering techniques with a torch and learn how to make fitted rings, put texture on your ring bands and set small stones into a pre-made bezel setting on one of your handmade rings. You will make 3 rings / 2 with stones and 1 plain hammered band.

*Materials Fee $25-$40 kit fee (due at the beginning of the class depending on what gemstones you choose for your project)
link to purchase class-https://mandalynnjewelrydesigns.com/collections/jewelry-workshops/products/stackable-gem-rings

Matt Axton, son of legendary country music star Hoyt Axton, will appear at the Red Dog Saloon in Virginia City, with his band Badmoon, on Saturday, August3 at 7 pm. As part of the Red Dog's summer outdoor concert series, Axton will play a rocking fun show in Ruby's Amphitheater at the historic venue. Darren Senn opens the show.

This flame skimmer dragonfly is seen here resting on a truck antenna.

Nevada Highway Patrol troopers responded to a crash on I-80 at mile marker 279 in Elko County, near the junction with State Route 278, a mile west of the Central Carlin exit, the crash happened Wednesday, July 31, 2:12 p.m.

The Capital City Rodeo is set to kickoff with a bang on Friday and Saturday, August 2-3, promising a weekend packed with thrilling activities and entertainment.

Held at the Fuji Fairgrounds in Carson City, this year’s event will feature an exciting lineup that highlights the rodeo scene, action-packed freestyle motocross, local vendors, incredible tattoo artistry and more.

There's nothing like sharing a sunset alongside our wild horses in Carson City on Wednesday night.

In the second photo, "Watch for Horses" a delivery truck had to slow way down when he suddenly saw this stallion crossing the road (to get to the other side where his mares were. No chickens here).

Nevada Humane Society, Carson City branch pet of the week is Ragnar, a sweet 12-year-old senior boy in search of a loving forever home. With a gentle spirit and a heart full of love, Ragnar has quickly won everyone over with his calm demeanor and affectionate nature.

Local musician, Bill Wharton, will be bringing his variety of musical artistry to the outdoor stage of The White House, NV. If your taste in music is Country, Blues, Jazz, Pop, or Classic Rock, Bill's got you covered.

The August 14 Coffee with Supervisor Schuette has been canceled. The next Coffee with Lisa is scheduled for September 11 from 7 - 8:30 am at the Cracker Box, 402 E. William St. All are invited to bring questions and share ideas.

Every Thursday at 6pm, join us at Polecat Tavern for Open Mic Night. Signups start at 5:30.

Carson City Fire Department and sheriff's deputies were called Wednesday morning to a camping trailer fire in the 200 block of Heidi Circle in southeast Carson City.

The August Connections (Carson City) story theme is "The Art of Connections." Often our interests and passions in life act as a great social conduit. This month, Spike and Brooks will share how the love for and involvement in the arts community inspired their friendship.

Hello community,
It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of Eri Romero's passing after her battle with cancer last week. Eri was a cherished friend to many in Carson City and was deeply involved in the Catholic community. She selflessly helped others without expecting anything in return.
We kindly ask for your support by contributing to the GoFundMe campaign for Eri Romero at
https://gofund.me/7dd5c692. Your donations will greatly help her family during these difficult times. Any contribution, no matter how small, would be truly appreciated.

Michelle Lambert brings a world of experience when she steps up to the microphone. This Pop/Folk singer/songwriter has toured out of Nashville, Los Angeles, Denver and Miami after graduating from Berklee College of Music on a full scholarship.

Sierra Nevada Ballet will present a new version of ballet’s famous full length romantic story in dance, "Sleeping Beauty, A Fairy’s Tale" in Carson City on Saturday.

The Carson City Sheriff's Office is proud to announce the successful completion of the 2024 Citizens Academy, culminating in a memorable graduation ceremony.

Nevada State Police Highway Patrol Division has placed third in the American Association of State Troopers Best Looking Cruiser Contest, earning Nevada a spot in the 2025 AAST calendar.

Since April 15, 2024 the Lyon County Sheriff’s Office has been investigating the disappearance of 25-year-old Sara Fliliatraut. The investigation led to the discovery of Ms. Filiatraut’s remains in a remote area of Churchill County on May 22, 2024. An autopsy performed by the Washoe County Regional Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed Ms. Filiatraut’s death as a homicide.

Join 4-H Carson City, Storey County Extension next week for three days of fun at Summer Camp. From Tuesday to Thursday, make friends, play games, participate in lessons and learn new things.

There have been several rumors and public requests over the years to fill the old K-Mart building. Recently, calls for a Winco, Whole Foods, a second Target, an indoor go-cart track, and even a homeless shelter have been brought up. However, since the store shuttered in 2006, there’s been little to no movement on rebranding it.

Now, the Carson City Planning Commission will be hearing a proposal on bringing new businesses into the space.

The annual Genoa Lakes Ladies’ Golf Club President’s Cup tournament took place July 16 and July 18 at the Genoa Lakes Golf Club Ranch and Lakes Courses. Thirty members competed in the two-day, net tournament. Terri Ianiro was the winner, with a net score of 133. Kory Miller was the runner-up, with a score of 134.

The Greater School Supplies Drive hosted by Greater Nevada Credit Union continues through the end of the week in Carson City and throughout northern Nevada as students, teachers and schools prepare for a successful start to the next academic year.

On Sunday, July 28, 2024 at approximately 7:55 p.m. the Lyon County Sheriff’s Office Communication Center received a call for service stating a male suspect was driving erratically, failed to stop at multiple stop signs and almost struck pedestrians and other vehicles.