by Bobbi Coulter

Sandra Bullock, fresh off wining an Academy Award, stars in
this crime-thriller from 2002, available at the Carson Library.

Carson High graduate Kyle Stone continued to swing a hot bat while helping Feather River College sweep its three-game Golden Valley Conference series from Lassen Community College on Sunday and Monday

by Scott Schrantz

Even though Brian Barnett helped provide an early three-run lead with a run-scoring double, the University of Nevada baseball team was unable to stay on top as Cal State University-Bakersfield rall

D'Vine Wine on Stewart Street is for sale, according to this Craigslist ad. The wine bar announced late last year they were closing, but the owners of the Carson Nugget bought the building they were in and offered them a lower-priced lease to stay in business.

I know' we've just been told all about Afghanistan by Greg Mortenson in his local lecture, but if you want to get a feel for the gritty side of life in Afghanistan, check out "The Lion's Grave" by Jo

Idaho State University sophomore and Carson City product Mike Arnold finished 13th in the men's pole vault at the NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships on Friday at the Randal Tyson

One out is all that stood between the Western Nevada softball team and what would have been the biggest victory in its two years of existence.

Two big innings proved to be the difference for the Carson High softball team in losses against Sacramento area opponents at the Sacramento Preseason Tournament of Champions on Saturday.

With a number of key veterans missing for various reasons, the Carson High track and field team had an opportunity to take a look at some young up-and-coming prospects during its season-opening Nor

U.S. Senate

Sharon Angle, Republican

Scott Ashjian, Tea Party

Gary Bernstein, Republican

Sherry Brooks, Republican

John Chachas, Republican

The Carson High softball team started out well enough in its Sacramento Preseason Tournament of Champions game on Friday morning, only to see its first inning rally and the game against Christian B

A tendency to give up big innings has hindered the Western Nevada College softball team so far this season.

Here is the final filing information from the Carson City Elections Office as of 5 p.m. The filing period is now closed. The primary election is set for Tuesday, June 8.

Last week, the Nevada Board of Regents held a meeting in what marks the beginning of nine weeks of discussion on how to further reduce their budgets to adjust for the 6.9 percent cut in funding agreed upon by Nevada Legislators during the special session in February.

After a number of years of drier than normal winters, it appears that Carson City may be in for a more normal summer water season in 2010.

June Joplin, owner of Comma Coffee, talks about her nearly 10 years in business.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b59ceds21CU

The young and inexerperienced Carson High baseball team looked like, well, a young and inexperienced team.

Daria Leid was one batter away, actually one strike away, from having as an impressive opening to a season that a pitcher could have.

The federal appeals court in San Francisco has ruled that Nevada can limit the amount of advertising brothels can display in cities and counties where brothels are banned.

In what may be the most difficult meeting of their careers, Carson City Supervisors next week will balance the 2010-11 city budget with significant cuts in city services including layoffs. Those layoffs, if approved, will occur in many departments, but the more noticeable will be in the Sheriff and Fire Departments.

A Carson City woman, who was having a fight with her neighbor regarding a television, was arrested on an outstanding felony theft warrant from Douglas County.

Business recruiter Kris Holt says he and Carson City contractor Tom Metcalf "went poaching" in Oregon last week and announced they are bringing back 160 new jobs for the Silver State.  And that there will be many more new jobs to follow.