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Carson High Crowns 2021 Homecoming King and Queen

Carson High School (CHS) crowned Parsa Hadjighasemi and Caydee Farnworth as the 2021 Homecoming King and Queen. A short coronation ceremony was held on the football field during halftime of Friday’s matchup against the McQueen High School Lancers.

Candidates making up the Queen’s Homecoming Court included (alphabetically by last name) Alyssa Birri, Talia Diez, Caydee Farnworth, Angelica Germain-Sanchez, Shannen Vonduering and Katlynn Wing.

Candidates making up the King’s Homecoming Court included (alphabetically by last name) Luis Barajas, Hayden Breiter, Dillon Damico, Clinton Dewitt, Parsa Hadjighasemi and Collin Hutson.

Prior to the start of the football game, the school hosted a Homecoming Parade were all the candidates were recognized. Additionally, all student athletes from CHS’s Fall, Winter and Spring Sports were honored during the parade. The CHS student body voted for the winners after the homecoming court was announced at the Homecoming Assembly at CHS last Friday, Sept. 17.

Parsa Hadjighasemi and Caydee Farnworth were honored with their parents Ashley and Fraser Hadjighasemi and Carla and Cody Farnworth respectively.

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UPDATE 7:31PM: A brush fire in the Kings Canyon area was knocked down quickly early Friday evening, burning around a half acre, said Carson City Fire Department Chief Sean Slamon. There was no damage to structures in the fire. The cause is under investigation.
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Carson City Fire Department and sheriff's deputies were called early Friday evening to a brush fire in the 3100 block of Kings Canyon Road.