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Join Artsy Fartsy Art Gallery in Carson City on Saturday, Dec. 9 as we celebrate the holidays. The gallery is decorated and ready for you to drop by and experience the holidays. Stroll through the gallery, while viewing all of our local artists artwork. Sip on some wine while chatting with friends and find that perfect gift.

Hello Carson City and surrounding counties. Here's a look to see what the weekend has in store for us as we get closer to Christmas.

Discover the wonderful world of pine trees this Saturday, Dec. 9, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Nevada State Museum in Carson City.

Pines are evergreen conifer trees that produce cones and are dressed in green needles instead of leaves. Both of Nevada's state trees are conifers: the ancient Bristlecone and Pinyon Pine.

During the holiday season, it’s everyone’s job to step in and help where and how they can. For Justin Colburn of Sierra Glass Mill, he chose to help out while doing something he loves: glass blowing.

Colburn is making a number of locally-made, glass-blown ornaments in order to give back for the holidays. All proceeds from the ornaments will be donated to Austin’s House.

CATS, Young Actor’s Edition has roared into town, with one last weekend to see the family friendly musical at the Brewery Arts Center in Carson City. With only four shows remaining this coming weekend, audiences are urged not to miss this remarkable production produced by Wild Horse Children's Theater.

As part of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration TechRise Student challenge and Future Engineers, Carson High School engineering students have submitted a proposal to measure muon count and ionizing radiation at varying altitudes.

Carson City and the Carson Area Metropolitan Planning Organization invites the community to participate in a brief survey to better understand the transportation needs of users traveling on US-50 East between Carson City and Mound House.

On Thursday, Dec, 14 the Carson City Sheriff’s Office, in cooperation with Partnership Carson City, will be conducting an alcohol compliance check. Minor decoys will be sent into local businesses in Carson City that have liquor licenses. The decoys will attempt to purchase alcohol, using their real identification.

A storm moving into the greater Lake Tahoe area prompted the National Weather Service to issue a winter weather advisory until 4 p.m. Thursday.

Trees with subtle color appear like paintings in these photos taken Wednesday along the Carson River in Carson City.

After his promotion ceremony to Chief Warrant Officer 5 in Reno on Friday, Carson City resident Steve Nielsen compared his military career to a rare celestial event.

“Every star in the galaxy had to align just right for me to reach this point in my career,” said Nielsen, the longtime Nevada Army Guard aviator whose extraordinary life has included several brushes with death, behavioral health challenges and – as he attests – some unadulterated pure luck.

A Nevada grand jury has indicted the six Republicans — including the chair of the Nevada Republican Party — who falsely pledged Nevada’s electoral votes to Donald Trump following the 2020 election despite President Joe Biden’s victory in the state.

The next Carson City Board of Supervisors meeting will be held on Thursday, Dec. 7 beginning at 8:30 a.m. in the Bob Crowell Boardroom of the Community Center, located at 851 E. William Street.

The Carson City Historical Society presents, "A Sugar Plum Victorian Christmas Tour" on Saturday, Dec. 9, 2023, with seven locations open for tours. Step back in time and see the way it was. Visit with characters from the past. Enjoy history, entertainment and refreshments at seven locations.

PBS Reno is pleased to announce eight new episodes of Season 6 of Wild Nevada that will debut in December 2023 and January 2024 on PBS Reno Channel 5.1.

The Carson City School District is pleased to announce three of Carson High School high-achieving students have been named Semifinalists in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Program. CHS Seniors Jora Kurland, Mori Kurland and Dylan Olson have qualified as semifinalists and in February 2024, will be notified of their finalist designation for the scholarships.

In honor of 20 celestial years, Western Nevada College’s Jack C. Davis Observatory is presenting a limited edition .999 fine silver coin, showcasing a stunning portrayal of JCDO under the star-strewn night sky.

Gusty winds expected Wednesday prompted the National Weather Service to issue a wind advisory for the Carson City area and surrounding counties from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Due to the potential for high winds in fire risk areas that extend along the western foothills between Carson City, Genoa and Gardnerville, NV Energy may shut off power in the event of a potential wind event that could interfere with power lines.

On October 13th, Carson City Elks Lodge No. 2177 held a fundraising dinner and auction on behalf of the Douglas-Carson High School Rodeo Club.Jim Masterson, event chair, presented outgoing President Curtis English, incoming President Nathan Morian and Secretary/Treasurer Elisa Danen with a check for $3,142.

A respiratory virus has been circulating for months in the western U.S. and Canada, with veterinarians in Carson City and statewide in Nevada having reported suspected cases.

For many, a new pair of shoes is the best Christmas gift imaginable, and you can help make that dream come true.

Shoe Tree Brewing Co. in both their Carson City and Minden locations is hosting a shoe drive for children, teens and seniors in need.

The Carson City School District and its governing board of trustees were highly distinguished at the Nevada Association of School Boards Annual Conference in Las Vegas this past weekend. District employees and trustees were heavily acknowledged, earning nearly half of all the awards (7 out of 16 – in 13 categories) presented among the 17 districts statewide.

Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo on Tuesday announced James “Jimmy” Humm will be the new executive director of the Cannabis Compliance Board.

After 25 years as a local antique shop, Hanifin's Antiques in Carson City will close in the next few weeks. Owner Michael Robbins presented Carson City SPCA director Susan Paul with a check for $2,500. Robbins says he is very happy to donate to local charities in his last weeks in Carson City.

He has been extremely pleased with the patrons and city leaders over his time in Carson City. Robbins will be donating to many local charities to express his appreciation with the customers who have supported his business.

Pet Station in Carson City is hosting an Angel Tree for the dogs at Palomino Valley Pet Rescue in Sparks which specializes in finding homes for pets with special needs.

At home for the holidays? Why not use some of that time to hasten your professional future?

Western Nevada College's Winter Session is an opportunity for students to get ahead or catch up in their academic degree pursuits between the end of fall semester and the start of spring semester.

Last month Pioneer Academy Anatomy and Physiology students enjoyed a field work experience day at the Reno Orthopedic Center funded by our community partners at Envirolution.

Horse Magic

I met a magical horse recently. She loved having her picture taken, if that is not enough, she posed. After about 15 minutes of photographing her I finally went to my car. I took one last look at her before I left and she was happily galloping up the hill that was behind her. I couldn't write a more perfect story!

On Friday, Dec. 1, Carson City Moose Lodge No. 2709 members participated in the Empty Bowls fundraiser held at Carson Mall. Attendees were encouraged to purchase a hand crafted, unique pottery bowl from the Ogres-Holm Pottery Studio for a $15 donation and were then able to fill each with a soup, chili or spaghetti provided by 20 different local restaurants.

The Moose effort was coordinated by David Wroth and presented the check for $250 to Jim Peckham of FISH.

Smoke can be seen Monday in east Carson City from Empire Ranch Golf Course where they are doing open burning.

The Carson City Fire Department is allowing open burning through Dec. 17, 2023 dependent upon permit status and daily weather conditions.

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