Access to businesses along Third Street, between Carson and Curry, has concerned patrons because of construction of the future Bob McFadden Plaza, but these businesses remain open despite detours, Carson City Public Works Engineering Manager Daniel Rotter said Wednesday.

Republican United States Senate Candidate is hosting an Open House and Meet and Greet for Local Republican Candidates.

Come meet United States Senate Candidate and Veterans Advocate D'Nese Davis at the Empire Ranch Golf Course this Wednesday at 6:00PM-10:00PM for a meet and greet. Several Republican candidates from Carson City, Lyon County, Washoe County, Lyon County, Story County and Douglas County will be there and a few will be speaking.

For the third straight year, Western Nevada College will welcome a group of cross-country bicyclists and the public to support people with disabilities through its participation in the Journey of Hope friendship visit.

The cross-country cycling trip by The Ability Experience visits WNC’s Carson City Campus from 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday, June 17. WNC and the Nevada Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities will present a number of activities inside and outside of Joe Dini Student Center to celebrate the cycling team’s friendship visit.

Carson City residents have noticed the enormous amount and types of weeds in their front yards and throughout the city.

University of Nevada Cooperative Extension, Carson City Parks and Rec and the Weed Coalition will be offering Weed Warriors Basic Training class Wednesday, June 8, 1 to 5 p.m. and Thursday, June 9, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., cost is $35.

Building on its June Go4Baroque Summer MusicFest kickoff series, TOCCATA will continue its 21-concert Summer MusicFest with TOCCATA BOPS, featuring Best of Broadway, Opera hits, Pops and Patriotic selections.

Come meet United States Senate Candidate and Veterans Advocate D'Nese Davis at the Empire Ranch Golf Course this Wednesday at 6:00PM-9:00PM for a meet and greet.

The address is 1875 Fair Way, Carson City, Nevada 89701.

For more information please contact Don Alexander at 775-400-0126.

A BIG thanks to Mrs. Sandra Page Millard and Millard Realty for hosting this event at their Golf Course.

Seventy-two years ago today, the largest seaborne invasion force the world had ever seen landed on the shores of Northern France, both making and changing history at the same time.

D-Day, June 6, 1944, was the beginning of the end of Nazi rule across Europe.

Northern Nevada's own adopted son, Rick J. Radecki, invites you to make plans now to catch his brand-new LIVE one-man show at the Nevada State Fair on Friday, June 10 at 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. (with a pending "Encore!" performance later on that evening). On this electrifying night, the curtain pulls back and the spotlight burns brightly for "That's Entertainment! An Ode to Ole Broadway!"

While the map of Nevada is dotted with ghost towns, many of the state’s famous railroads also left their shadows behind. Author Jim Price remembers the long-lost trains that served Tonopah and more in his new book, “Discovering the Ghost Railroads of Central Nevada.” Price comes to the Nevada State Railroad Museum, Carson City, at 6 p.m., Thursday, June 9, for a special presentation on his work.

Growing up in the Willamette Valley of Western Oregon, I took rain for granted; mostly because it rained more than the sun shined.

The Levitt-Amp Concert Series kicked off Saturday night, attracting a large crowd to the outdoor Minnesota Street Stage at the Brewery Arts Center.

The June Wine Walk took place Saturday afternoon from 1 to 4 p.m. throughout downtown Carson City.

What does a one-ton bull have in common with a 200-ton freight train?

A lot, in fact.

Both are large, unimaginably strong, and deceptively fast. And both can do a lot of damage in a very short amount of time.

Brewfest returned to Carson City Saturday on Curry Street as hundreds turned out to sample the best beers and brews from across the country.

As part of this weekend's Spring Street Vibrations held around the Northern Nevada region, Battle Born Harley Davidson in Carson City is celebrating its grand opening now through Sunday, June 5.

The Spring Vintage Fair, hosted by Du Sorella on Curry Street, is currently going on in the parking lot at the corner of Nevada and Musser streets.

The 3rd and Curry Saturday Farmer's Market opened today as a crowd of visitors flocked to the rows upon rows of fresh vegetables and fruit, as well as homemade baked goods, meats, arts, crafts, and hot food.

Amidst rising temperatures and summertime heat Saturday morning, Carson High School graduated its Class of 2016.

More than 400 graduates listed in the program participated in commencement and the grand procession, which started off the ceremony.

The good, old summer time appears to have started early in the Eagle Valley.

Not only has Mother Nature bucked the seasonal calendar by introducing mid-summer temperatures approaching 100 degrees, but the 3rd and Curry Farmer's Market welcomes its 2016 season Saturday in downtown Carson City.

This summer, Sierra Lutheran High School is offering a variety of summer camps for students grades 4th-8th.
Camps for basketball, volleyball, soccer, dance, and cheer will be held during the months of June, July, and the first week in August.

Join us for a 3-week Empowerment Series to learn and practice self-healing techniques to connect your mind and your heart with creative visualization!!

Gaia Wellness and Yoga Center: 1475 Old Hot Springs Rd. #1 Carson City.

Monday 6/6 from 6-8 pm.
Sunday 6/12 from 11am-1pm
Monday 6/20 from 6-8pm.

Workshops include guided meditation and simple self healing techniques to connect your mind & your heart alleviating stress, reprogramming patterns and creating a more heart conscious existance.

Tibetan monks from the Gaden Shartse Monastery are on a two-year tour and will be visiting the Brewery Arts Center in Carson City and Minden's O2 Wellness & Yoga Studio to share their unique and deeply spiritual culture of Tibetan Buddhism.

The Carriage Square Neighborhood, located half a mile west of Carson Street and just south of Winnie Ln., is having its annual garage sale day on Saturday, June 4th, starting at 8am. At least 16 homes are participating this year, and are selling a smorgasbord of items.

Once you're in the neighborhood, just look for the balloons! Each Garage Sale home will have balloons tied to the mailbox so you know exactly where to go.

Chaz Feilen loves saving people money.

The owner of the new Carson City Mattress Outlet, located at 1208 N. Carson Street and across John Street from Adele's, has spent the last three years in furniture liquidation.

Breezy afternoon winds Wednesday deterred neither vendors nor shoppers at the opening of the Wednesday Farmer's Market, located along Curry Street between Third and Fourth.

The Brewery Arts Center, in partnership with the Municipality of Carson City and the Levitt Amp Foundation, is introducing a brand-new live music concert series to the Nevada state capital starting Saturday, June 4 and running ten consecutive weeks through August 6.

Memories.

They are what Penny Reynolds takes with her as she approaches her last day at Carson High School.

The 31-year veteran teacher is retiring from the Carson City School District at the end of this week, leaving behind a legacy of unprecedented success in the CHS Culinary Arts Department.