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For at least two years, Carson-Tahoe (C-T) Health’s Cancer Center has had periodic trash explosions on its parking lot because of wildlife’s ability to access the unsecured dumpsters for the ‘free food.’

There's a new gun store in Carson City, and it's packing, loaded heavy with an enormous selection of firearms and ammunition.

The breadth and depth of choices for firearms enthusiasts are what make the business stand out, Store Manager David Powell said.

The Sears Hometown Store of Carson City has been named a 2017 “Sears Hometown Premier Store” for consistently offering the highest level of customer service, as well as outstanding store performance and quality standards.

Four years after a re-branding campaign was started to turn Carson City's tourism fortunes around, data since 2013 has shown the investments are beginning to pay significant dividends for the community.

Trash Mobs are a grassroots community effort coordinated by Muscle Powered volunteers to keep the walkways and bike paths around Carson City free of litter.

The monthly, one-hour events take place at various locations around town that are in need of cleaning. Volunteers, who are supplied with work gloves and trash bags by Muscle Powered staff, remove litter from areas often used by citizens for recreational purposes such as walking, jogging or cycling.

Motorcycle enthusiasts will be able to meet and speak with riders competing in the Women’s All-Star Invitational of the Fuji Park Flat Track competition in Carson City.

Recreational marijuana will probably not be available to buy in licensed retail stores in Carson City until early next year.

As back-to-school supplies start rolling out in stores, Sierra Lutheran High School’s administrative team is already gearing up for the school’s 16th school year. The school enthusiastically welcomes Dr. Tami Seddon, a Carson Valley native, as their new principal following the retirement of Reverend Juls Clausen. Dr. Seddon, a UC Davis and Stanford alumna, has been with the school since its inception as both a teacher and academic dean.

A Carson City judge on Monday rejected a request by a group of liquor distributors to stop emergency regulations allowing Nevada marijuana licensees to distribute recreational pot to retail stores.

A 37-year-old Carson City man was arrested in the 1400 block of North Edmonds Drive Friday afternoon for suspicion of multiple felony offenses including burglary and grand larceny, a Carson City sheriff's deputy said.

Wildfire smoke from the Detwiler Fire in Mariposa County, Calif. remains across Carson City, Douglas and Lyon County as well as into Pershing, Churchill, and Mineral counties.

Sometimes Nevada can be, well, uniquely Nevada. Perhaps this’s why, in this major fire season and after great amounts of snow and flooding from the melt, a state of emergency was declared. A state of emergency because recreational cannabis dispensaries are running out of weed!

The air quality Wednesday is considered to be "very unhealthy" in Carson City and "hazardous" in the Carson Valley area, according to the current Air Quality Index.

Despite boisterous complaints from liquor distributors, members of a state tax board approved a set of last-minute regulations on Thursday designed to open up distribution licenses for the state’s nascent retail marijuana industry, amid fears that stores are quickly running out of product to sell.

With several summer fires roaring through our region and air quality levels reaching a “moderate” to “unhealthy” smoke level, it’s important to be mindful of our surroundings and make small adjustments to our daily routine to stay safe.

Saying that some recreational marijuana stores risk running out of fresh supply in a matter of days, the Nevada Department of Taxation is seeking an emergency regulation that would pave the way for opening up the distribution role to more than just liquor distributors.

Two women were booked into jail Wednesday on burglary, possessing stolen property and other charges after allegedly using a baby stroller and backpack to steal merchandise at Home Depot and Walmart, a Carson City sheriff’s deputy said.

The live auction has become an integral and fun part of every evening during Concert Under the Stars, A Benefit for The Greenhouse Project, presenting The Family Stone, Lydia Pense and Cold Blood, Wednesday, July 12 at Brewery Arts Center, Carson City.

WANTED: HOT DOG GRILLERS
for the July 4th Hot Dog Eating Contest at the Carson Mall, 1-4 PM
Hot Dogs sponsored by Butler Gourmet Meats
Music ~ Watermelon Eating Competition ~ Grilled Hot Dogs

There will be a Carson City Home and Garden Show at the Carson Mall, June 21-24, 2017. The event is coordinated by Greenhouse Garden Center.

If you are looking for home and garden improvement ideas, you will find them at the Carson Mall at the Home/Garden Show. Displays, seminars, decorating ideas, Indoor/outdoor items.

Fotos with Father
At the Carson Mall
Saturday, June 17, Noon to 3 PM
Have a family photo taken with Dad in honor of Father’s Day.
Keepsake photo for only $10.
Take a great keepsake Photograph and then Grab some Grub together:

• Dutch Bros Coffee – 5AM to 11PM.
• Francisco’s Mexican Restaurant – 11AM to 9PM.
• Little Caesars’ Pizzeria – 10AM to 9:30 PM.
• Paul Schat’s Bakery – 6AM to 6PM.
• Thai Thai Restaurant – Noon to 7PM.

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval signed several bills into law Tuesday and vetoed four. Additionally on Monday, he approved four veteran and military related measures at a Memorial Day ceremony in Boulder City.

"Unfortunately, the tough decision was made to close the store in Carson City as part of our strategic initiative to maintain stores in communities where ...

Save Mart Supermarkets in Carson City are partnering with Ron Wood Community Resource Center to hold a “Peanut Butter Roundup” May 17-30. The roundups are among 83 being held at stores throughout California and Northern Nevada.

Make Memories with Mom this Sunday at the Carson Mall. The event runs from Noon to 3PM. Have a family photo taken with Mom on her special day. Keepsake photo in a folder for only $5. Treat her to a great meal at one of our fine restaurants:

Hold on to your hat, the weekend is here. If it’s a cowboy hat, head over to Genoa for their annual Cowboy Festival. Plenty of free things to see, hear, and experience await. The annual Spring Earth Spirit Faire lets you celebrate Mother Earth with workshops, holistic practitioners, great vendors, and a raffle. It benefits the Heart to Heart School and Advocates to End Domestic Violence so it’s always worth checking out. You’ll have to keep reading for all of your choices, the spring thaw brings out the best this valley has to offer.

SATURDAY:

Only two of the original five Box Stores remain open, the Reno store at GTG and an independently owned and operated store in Carson City.

With the recent news surrounding Sears Holdings Corporation, the Sears Hometown Store in Carson City wants to assure local residents they are going strong and will continue providing the community access to the brands they love and need.

Like to shop? How about sip wine? Love good deals? Then this event will be perfect for you! This year's Carson Victory Rollers Annual Rummage Sale will be pairing up with the Carson Mall to bring you a great sale and wine walk.

Shopping begins at 10am, Saturday, March 25, and corks will pop and wine will be poured 11am until 5pm. You can get a wine glass and wristband for the wine walk for only $10 or just come and shop our great bargains. Want to rummage without the wine? CVR Juniors will be selling baked goods and non-alcoholic beverages at the Rummage Sale, as well.

Silver City, Nevada - The Silver City Post Office, established in 1860, has a display case with changing collections that highlight local history as well as current programs.

Display of Work by Visiting Artists: For those who missed a December 2016 show featuring the artwork, essays, poems, assemblages, and photographs created by visiting artists at the Resident Artist Program in Silver City, some of the pieces are on display at the Silver City Post Office through March.