Local residents and groups appealing the Carson City Planning Committee’s approval of the Carson Valley Meats processing facility will be hosting a rally to protest the decision.

According to Jennifer Verive, one of the appellants who stated she is representing the neighborhood on Highway 50 East near the proposed location, residents are concerned with odors and sounds, uses of chemicals and their potential run off into Carson City’s drinking water, the potential for flies, what methods will be used, and how often animals will be on the property.

The Carson City Rifle and Pistol Range will adjust to its winter schedule beginning November 1. The Range will be open to the public for drop in use Tuesdays through Sundays 8:00am to 4:30pm, weather permitting.

Carson City Health and Human Services (CCHHS) is providing the Quad-County community with a weekly update for the week starting October 14 and ending October 20, 2021.

Can you spare some space for local children in need? Toys for Tots has recently lost its distribution site to assist families with toys for Christmas.

The Carson City Board of Supervisors appointed three members to the Carson City Airport Authority during the Thursday meeting. Prior to the vote, a citizen came forward stating that one member facing re-election had committed illegal acts by blocking the citizen's business from operating at the airport.

After nearly 3 years, the prosecution of Wilber Martinez-Guzman is finally coming to a close. During a status hearing Thursday morning in Washoe County District Court, Guzman pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including four First Degree Murder with Use of a Deadly Weapon charges.
Go here for the full story.

A 64-year-old man was arrested Wednesday for suspicion of battery with a deadly weapon in which a person was stabbed in the knee with a knife, according to a Carson City Sheriff's Office booking report.

After burning for more than 60 days, the Caldor Fire, which threatened the south shore area of Lake Tahoe before firefighters successfully pushed it out of a destructive path, has reached 100 percent containment, the U.S. Forest Service said Thursday.

Lane shifts and reductions will take place today, Thursday, Oct. 21 on Highway 50 through the Cave Rock tunnels at Lake Tahoe as the Nevada Department of Transportation removes rock from the slope above the tunnels. The work was originally scheduled for Oct. 18, but was rescheduled due to weather.

Experience the rich and dynamic cultures of Native-Indigenous America as expressed through art in the Bristlecone Atrium Gallery this fall on the Western Nevada College Carson City campus.

The Carson City Symphony Association announces the sixth annual instrumental music scholarship for Carson City students age 5 to 17. The scholarship was established by a generous gift from Jennifer and John Webley in memory of Rosemary Nebesky, former board member and friend of the Carson City Symphony Association.

Impaired Drivers and Riders
Impaired operation of motor vehicles causes major injury and fatal crashes

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is Joining Forces with other Nevada Law Enforcement Agencies from October 28th through November 15th to enforce impaired driving/ riding laws and keep impaired drivers and riders off Nevada roadways.

Join us Saturday October 23 for a Living History Day at Bower's Mansion. There will be self guided tours with a mansion history talk taking place at the top of each hour. In addition, there will be various demonstrations throughout the rooms of the mansion. Mrs. Eilley Bowers will also be "in residence" if you'd like a chance to meet her!

2021 Fall Open Burn will begin October 23, 2021. Carson City Fire Department will be lifting the fire restrictions that were imposed June 30, 2021 on privately owned lands within Carson City.

Good morning seekers! Have you guessed it yet? This year is definitely a bit of a challenge, which I think makes it all the more fun!

Here are the clues we have received so far:

The Carson Senators Varsity football team celebrates the win against Douglas High School Friday October15th and reclaimed The Rivalry Trophy!

Please join us as we view the submitted films for the Carson Creepy Short Horror Film Competition on Friday, October 22 at the Brewery Arts Center Performance Hall (the former catholic church), at 511 West King Street, Carson City, NV

Doors open at 5PM. Advanced tickets are $10 and $20 at the door.

Carson City’s Adams Hub, located at 111 W. Proctor Street, is hosting a free Spooky Speakers and Expo on Saturday, Oct. 23 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Join in for an afternoon of treats and refreshments following presentations, and peruse the Spooky Expo where you’ll find books on ghosts, special trinkets, or even take photos inside a classic Lincoln hearse!

U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.) today announced that the Department of Justice (DOJ) has awarded $1,301,124 to Nevada law enforcement agencies under the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program, which supports a broad range of activities to prevent and control crime.

Good morning seekers! Have you guessed it yet? Let’s get right into Week 3!

Here are the clues we have received so far:

Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak on Monday ordered the flags of the United States and the State of Nevada to be lowered to half-staff at the State Capitol and all State public buildings and grounds until sunset on Oct. 22, 2021, in honor of General Colin Powell and his life of service to our nation.

The Nevada Artist Association was founded in 1950 and opened its current gallery location in 1979 on the campus of the Brewery Arts Center in Carson City.

The Carson Nugget is pleased to announce that we are hosting a job fair on Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2021 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. to fill positions in full time and part time capacities and for all shifts in all departments.

CARSON CITY — The Silver State has always been a magnet to unusual, extraordinary characters. We’re talking Wild West gunmen, frontier survivalists and American Indian artisans, famous folk like Samuel Clemens (or we should say, Mark Twain), and far beyond.