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UPDATE 3:37 p.m.: According to Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong, the victim declined medical attention and was only a slight injury from what investigators are now suspecting was an airsoft gun.

The sheriff's office is still conducting interviews at and around the scene.

UPDATE 1:33 p.m.: Deputies are attempting to locate a suspect. It is possible the shot came from an air rifle. No description at this time.

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Just before 1:30 p.m., a man called Carson City dispatch to report he had possibly been shot while on the green at the Silver Oak Golf Course.

Mile High Jazz Band Association’s annual Carson City Jazz & Beyond Music & Art Festival has returned for the 18th year, which opened with marquee events on Friday, featuring Brass Knuckles at the Governor’s Mansion.

Today, Colleen Medina and her Trio at the Comma Courtyard until 1 p.m. today.

Wildlife Specialist Matt Maples will be the guest speaker at the next Rotary Club of Carson City meeting. The meeting takes place Tuesday, August 17 at noon in the Grand Ballroom at the Brewery Arts Center.

The public is invited to attend the presentation and is also welcome to purchase lunch.

The Levitt AMP Carson City Music Series presented by The Change Companies is back and better than ever. So grab your family, friends and neighbors and get ready to experience the power of free, live music to bring our community together.

Washoe County Sheriff’s Office detectives and MAIT investigators arrested Paul Valdez, 45, of Incline Village in connection with a hit-and-run crash which occurred in early July in Incline Village.

Valdez self-surrendered in the arrest which occurred August 12, 2021.

McFadden Plaza will be rocking during the Capital City Brewfest. Moxy Ruckus will bring their unique blend of music styles to the stage on Saturday, August 28th.

The band’s blend of eclectic sounds with danceable beats will have everyone on their feet in no time.

After 18 months since its last excursion, V&T Railway and the historic Engine No. 18 return to the tracks for exciting and memorable roundtrip rides from Carson City to Virginia City starting Saturday, Aug. 28, departing at 10 a.m. The abbreviated season returns with ceremony and festivities at Eastgate Depot in Carson City, Nev., launching regular Saturday and Sunday trips through October 31, followed by the return of Polar Express this holiday season. Tickets are now on sale for regular season trains only at vtrailway.com.

The Carson City Community came out in full force Friday afternoon to support Morley’s Books on its last day of operation - and to take advantage of the 50 percent off everything sale.

Hello fellow anglers, I have taken a journey to see the devastation in Alpine County, to view where the fire went, and to see how amazing it was that the firefighters were able to save many structures that were in the fires direct path.

Words can not express how grateful we are to all those involved in protecting the community.

Driving down highway 89 towards Markleeville, we could see how the fire raged through Turtle Rock campground and across the highway and up to Summit Lake and over the hill to Indian Creek Reservoir.

A non-injury accident involving two vehicles was reported at 10 a.m. Friday morning in the area of Airport Road.

Deputies are enroute to the scene.

Motorists should use caution while in the area.

The National Weather Service is forecasting conditions conducive to rainfall events Friday, August 13th; and Saturday, August 14th. These conditions have the potential to trigger debris flow events throughout the Tamarack Fire burn scar.

Debris flows are dangerous, rapidly moving landslides that can be triggered within 15 minutes of a rainfall event.

School zones in Carson City will be in effect starting next week August 16th. The Carson City Sheriff’s Office will be working with Western Nevada Safe Routes to School throughout the year reminding drivers and pedestrians to use caution while negotiating school zones.

Remember, ALL school zones in Carson City, when in operation, are 15 mph.

Silver City is throwing a party! It’s Silver Palooza 2021 on Saturday, August 28 from 12-6 pm, the town park will be full of music, art activities, a beer and wine bar and a cake walk to raise funds for the historic School House Community Center.

CARSON CITY — Northern Nevada author Molly Dahl and publisher iUniverse have announced the release of her new book, The Art of Emotional Resilience: An Everyday Guide to Resisting Reaction, Cultivating Compassion, and Gracefully Managing Yourself.

Carson City Fire Department responded Thursday night to a report of a blown transformer and a power line down in the area or Richmond Avenue and Sunset Way.

NV Energy reports there's an outage in the area that happened at 8:16 p.m. that is affecting 196 customers. The estimated time for restoration is 10:15 p.m. NV Energy crews are responding.

Carson City Health and Human Services is reporting that a bat tested positive for rabies in Carson City this week. There was no human exposure to the bat. An individual found the bat and reported it without having direct contact with the bat.

Carson City Health and Human Services reports 476 new cases and 171 additional recoveries of COVID-19 in the Quad County region for the week of August 5 through August 11, 2021. This brings the total number of cases to 14,274, with 13,218 recoveries and 235 deaths; 821 cases remain active.

Two of country music’s rising stars. One special night. Stephanie Quayle and Seth Cook will take the stage for Nashville Live! at Atlantis Casino Resort Spa Friday, October 29.

Rolling Stone Country has named Quayle an artist you need to know, CMT tapped her as part of their Next Women of Country franchise, The Kelly Clarkson Show has featured Quayle as a performer and guest, and the Grand Ole Opry has hosted the get-it-done artist multiple times. Quayle’s singles “By Heart,” “Wild Frontier,” and “We Buy Gold” define a new era in her musical journey.

Expect smoky skies, hot temperatures and a chance for thunderstorms this weekend around Carson City and the western Nevada region, the National Weather Service says.

Carson City’s longtime beloved bookstore, Morley’s Books, is going out of business, and will have a sale of all of their inventory this Friday, Aug. 13.

In addition to the inventory of the bookstore itself being sold, the historic building, which has been everything from the first governor’s office in Nevada, to a brothel, a Wells Fargo livery, and more, will also be headed to the real estate market.

CARSON CITY — The Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest’s Carson Ranger District is seeking public comment on the Notice of Proposed Action for the Vista Grande Administrative Site Sale for the next 30 days.

(The former host of Good Day Nevada speaks out about the mistreatment and lack of integrity in the business venture of NGBN.TV and its founder.)

As some of you may know, I was part of a project and show called Good Day Carson, that then turned into Good Day Nevada. I hosted & produced this local show for a year. I was extremely passionate about this show and poured my heart into it every single day.

As summer presses forward, so does the lineup of activities this weekend around Carson City, including the kickoff of the Jazz and Beyond Music and Art Festival, outdoor family movie night at Mills Park, a downtown area ghost walk, live music in Virginia City and at the Brewery Arts Center, vintage Model Ts and more. Here's what's ahead:

Are you looking to change industries, find your dream job, or simply see what is out there? Look no further than the Back to Work Job Fair happening today, Thursday, at Adams Hub in Carson City.

The Great Reno Balloon Race prepares to captivate its many spectators during the 40th anniversary event this Sept. 10 through Sept. 12 at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park in Reno, Nev. This internationally recognized event and beloved local tradition remains the world’s largest free hot-air ballooning festival and provides free admission to the public from sponsorship support.

The Nevada Department of Agriculture reminds horse owners in Nevada of the importance of vaccinating against West Nile Virus. This mosquito-borne disease can cause serious illness targeting a horse’s brain, spinal cord and nervous system.

In accordance with the State of Nevada Emergency Declaration 048, Covid-19 testing will be required for unvaccinated students, staff and volunteers participating in activities that involve traveling to schools outside of their county.

More financial relief is on the way for students in higher education — including those attending Western Nevada College — for the fall 2021 semester.

The Levitt AMP Carson City Music Series presented by The Change Companies is back and better than ever. So grab your family, friends and neighbors and get ready to experience the power of free, live music to bring our community together.

A 35-year-old woman was arrested early Tuesday for misdemeanor suspicion of domestic battery, according to a Carson City Sheriff's Office booking report.

Carson City Fire Department knocked down a small brush fire that had threatened mobile homes near Pick-n-Pull off of Highway 50 East.

Carson City Fire Department, sheriff's deputies and the Nevada Highway Patrol responded Wednesday afternoon to a commercial vehicle that spilled fuel on northbound I-580 near 5th Street and Fairview.

The Carson City Sheriff's Office is looking to expand the Volunteers in Partnership with Sheriff Program, also known as VIPs. We are looking for persons to assist in Citizen's Patrol, Administrative Support, front counter reception and jail visitation program.

Carson Valley Senior Living residents Susan Rielley, Mike Andersen and Dottie Pritchard (pictured above) are among several residents celebrating the Toyko Olympics by participating in the community's Olympic-inspired games. Games have included a donut eating contest, goldfish throwing contest, watermelon eating contest, ring toss, darts, and many more! Check out the Carson Valley Senior Living Facebook page to follow along and cheer on your favorite team!

Also, to learn more about the community, please visit http://www.carsonvalleyseniorliving.net/

With the end of eviction moratoriums in Nevada, evictions have increased in Carson City dramatically from 2020; however, compared with 2019, prior to the moratoriums, the number of evictions is actually lower than average, according to Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong.

In June, 101 Carson City residents were evicted, whether in 30-day evictions, 7-day evictions, or lockouts; in May, there were 54 total evictions.

When Pam Karg moved to Carson City three years ago from Georgia, she at first continued her career of teaching, and became a local Kindergarten teacher. However, she soon discovered her second passion: flowers.

What first began as a hobby has blossomed into a career with Pam’s Blooms, Carson City’s newest “Flower Shop on Wheels,” which operates as a mobile, full-service florist.

CARSON CITY — More than 635 apprehensive but excited freshman from the Class of 2025 joined the ranks of Carson High School Tuesday in an orientation lead by administrators and school leadership teams.

CARSON CITY — The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection and Desert Research Institute are excited to announce a new partnership program that will expand wildfire smoke air quality monitoring infrastructure and public information resources for rural communities across the state.

The Nevada Legislature and Nevada System of Higher Education are encouraging Native American students to pursue higher education and seize the opportunities that await them at Western Nevada College and other NSHE institutions.

Healthy Communities Coalition of Lyon and Storey meets Thursday

Healthy Communities Coalition of Lyon and Storey counties hosts its August meeting this Thursday, August 12, 2021 at 9 a.m. via Zoom. The public meeting includes member updates and introductions, discussion of matters of regional importance to health and wellness, plus presentations by guest speakers.

Carson City Fire Department and the Nevada Highway Patrol responded early Tuesday evening to a crash involving a motorcycle rider in the area of Highway 50 East and North Lompa Lane. No serious injuries were reported.

Eat pizza and support Carson High School bands! Pizza Factory in Carson City will donate 20 percent of all sales to the CHS bands on Tuesday, August 17. There is no need to show a flyer, mention the band, or order at a specific time. Pizza Factory is open from 11 am to 9 pm Tuesday and is located on Highway 50 at Airport Road.

COVID-19 vaccine clinics are now offered as part of Saturday's summer outdoor concert series at the Brewery Arts Center in Carson City.

The Carson City Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help with information involving a vehicle rollover incident Sunday that left a 61-year-old man critically injured.

Carson City Republican Women will meet Tuesday, August 17, 2021 at 11:00AM at Casino Fandango in Carson City. The program for this meeting will highlight the directors for Paws Up For Veterans and the Northern Nevada Dream Center. These two programs are supported by members of the Club.

Carson City Sheriff's Office detectives are asking for the public's help in identifying a woman involved in an identify theft in which a wallet was stolen and a check was cashed.

Are you looking to change industries, find your dream job, or simply see what's out there? Look no further than the Back to Work Job Fair hosted by Adams Hub in Carson City this Thursday.

More than 20 different companies will be represented in a range of industries including healthcare, manufacturing, mining, technology, professional services, restaurants, construction and many more, ranging in everything from entry level positions to managerial.

Marilyn Blatter Crawford died peacefully and quietly at her home on August 6, 2021. She was 93 and had lived in Carson City since 1951.

This Wednesday is dedicated as National 811 day to remind people to call 811 before they dig. This important day is set aside to remind people there are thousands of miles of underground utilities buried in our communities.

Visit Carson City’s new Arts & Culture Program Manager, Debra Soule, has commenced her new role with an ambitious, but important project, updating the Carson City Arts & Culture Master Plan that was adopted by the City in 2016.

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