Stories for August 2023

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Thursday, August 31

Two face drug, child abuse charges

Tyler Amirr, 28, and Sabrina Welch, 24, were contacted during a traffic stop on North Carson Street along with two juveniles.

Amodei says he will seek re-election in 2024

Congressman talks budget and lands bill with chamber members

U.S. Rep. Mark Amodei, born and raised in Carson City, has served Nevada’s 2nd Congressional District for a dozen years.

Port Authority car from 9/11 on display in Fallon

A Port Authority of the New York and New Jersey Police Department car that was damaged at Ground Zero on Sept. 11, 2001, is on loan from the San Diego Air & Space Museum.

CCSO seeks ID of Costco theft suspects

The theft occurred Jan. 15 at 1:30 p.m. at the store, 700 Old Clear Creek Road in Carson City.

Roger Diez: Playoff field complete for NASCAR Cup

Heading into the first race of the Round of 16 at Darlington, Martin Truex and Willam Byron are tied at 2,036 points for the playoff lead.

Carson City Sheriff announces new K-9 team

“Proton brings the unit total to seven teams, and we’ll look to add our eighth K-9 team by spring."

Trina Machecek: Oh my stars!

How many song lines can you find in this story?

Body of missing swimmer found in Lahontan Reservoir

The body of a swimmer who disappeared in the water near Beach 30 at the Lahontan State Recreation Area was found the morning of Aug. 30.

COVID-19 cases increasing but down from last year

In July, Carson had 72 COVID-19 cases. In August, as of Tuesday, the city had 104 cases. In August 2022, there were 229 cases reported.

Wednesday, August 30

Churchill County legal - 36358

Application for Water No. 92903

Churchill County legal - 36344

Notice to Creditors

Churchill County legal - 36345

Notice of Intent to Sell Real Property

Churchill County legal - 36305

Notice of Public Hearing - September 13, 2023

Lyon County legal - 36400

Notice of Petition for Change of Name

Churchill County legal - 36371

Notice of Hearing

Pack opens season as huge underdog at USC

Trojans celebrating 100 years of playing at L.A. Coliseum.

Tribal ranger’s actions at Burning Man protest under review

Videos on social media showed the ranger slamming into the blockade and brandishing a weapon.

Past Pages for August 30 to September 1, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

CCSD news: Highlights from the opening of the 2023-24 school year

News, events and updates from throughout the district.

CCSD profile: Assistant superintendent’s heart lies with the rurals

For Stacey Cooper, relocating to Fallon has been a plan in the making for several years.

Strong: If you call a tail a leg ...

If Republicans want to be the 'Party of Lincoln,' maybe they should try honesty.

Vacancy in Mound House industrial area ‘exceptionally low’

A low vacancy rate in the industrial area of Mound House is a good sign for Carson City and the Dayton area, according to Mallory LaBranch.

Douglas makes long trek to Spring Creek

How the Tigers have put together a 2-0 start

Douglas High School football has a chance for its first three-game since 2016 this Friday at Spring Creek.

Senators travel south to Basic

Carson High School football will head south to take on Basic in Henderson this Friday.

Tuesday, August 29

Lyon County legal - 36420

Notice of Lien Sale

Carson City legal - 36403

Annual Statement

Carson City legal - 36404

Annual Statement

Carson City legal - 36392

Notice of Public Sale

Carson City legal - 36227

Invitation to Bid - Welding Lab: Welding Booths (Great Basin College)

Carson City legal - 36373

Notice of Public Sale

Carson City legal - 36446

Notice of Application - 23-08033

Carson City legal - 36447

Notice of Application - 23-08035

Carson City legal - 36448

Notice of Modification to Existing Tariff - 23-08038

Douglas County legal - 36458

Douglas County Planning Commission Meeting Public Hearing - September 12, 2023

Carson City legal - 36355

Invitation to Bid - Project No. 23-C37(b), 24-A003 and 23-A006

Carson City legal - 36460

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

Fallon prepares for Labor Day weekend

Junior rodeo begins Friday with queen contest.

School board hears from ‘Red for Ed’ supporters

Teachers and supporters of Red for Education, or 'Red for Ed,' wore red clothing and sat in on the Aug. 16 special board meeting.

New superintendent guides school district

Derild Parsons began working for the Churchill County School District in 2000 at West End Elementary School.

City council denies mobile food vendor license

Actions and updates from Fallon City Council meetings.

Lyon County seeks to improve code enforcement process

Information from the workshop will be used to draft an ordinance to present to regional Citizen Advisory Boards and Planning Commission.

Bighorn news: Hert Trucking donates $5K toward building

News, events and updates from Oasis Academy College Prep.

CAPS: Somewhere over the Rainbow Bridge

Celebrating a poem that took a circuitous path to becoming famous.

Prep roundup: Bighorns, Wave compete in first XC meet

Also, Oasis volleyball gets win over rival Coral Academy.

Pyramid Lake police officer killed following chase

Officer Anthony Francone formerly worked for Fallon PST.

Tiger harriers open up cross country season

Douglas High School cross country opened up its 2023 campaign at Lampe Park for its annual class races.

Greenwave, Bighorns prep sports calendar

Fallon, Oasis high school sports schedules for Aug. 21 to Sept. 6.

Community news briefs for week of Aug. 28

Churchill County news in brief and upcoming events for the week of Aug. 28.

Santoro: Pack goes with only real choice, making Lewis QB

Colorado transfer gets first shot to turn around Nevada’s fortunes.

Tiger girls golf wins home meet in new league

Results from Douglas High girls golf and their opening meet. Plus, Carson High girls golf, Douglas volleyball and Douglas High girls soccer

Senator cross country opens new campaign

Sierra Lutheran football hosted Eureka

Carson High cross country and Sierra Lutheran football both took part in events close to home over the weekend.

Carson City Symphony youth strings classes starting

The program is for Carson City area students, and classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Locals invited to Oakland's Pitch, Hit & Run competition

Pitch, Hit & Run events are for boys or girls from 7 to 14 years old, and feature common baseball movements.

Northern Nevada military news briefs

Military news and events from around the region.

Meals on Wheels needs support after thrift closes

Second Wind Thrift Store fell victim to this year’s heavy winter and closed its doors.

Kelly Bullis: Do you need a nanny?

How important is it that your kids are supervised by a single person, someone you have vetted with the same beliefs, child-raising concepts, etc.?

District’s Project AWARE still available to students

The district is working with a mental health contractor to provide support at the district’s sites.

Monday, August 28

Carson girls soccer embraces youth

Now in Class 4A, Senators want back into the postseason

Carson High girls soccer will have to embrace its younger side under first year head coach Matt Rabideau.

Refining the skillset

Carson High boys soccer wants to improve on last season

Carson High boys soccer is looking to continue growing under second year head coach Pedro Lopez.

June Lake Jam Fest returns for 8th year

The festival is the annual fundraising event for the June Lake Loop Performing Arts Association.

Photo gallery: 2023 Best of Carson City

The Nevada Appeal celebrated the Best of Carson City 2023 during Friday's luncheon at the Casino Fandango.

Ask Dirk: Does the humidity level in your home affect your health?

If the humidity in your home is too low or too high, it can have overall effects on your general health.

Regional investment property market ‘basically frozen’

The high cost of equity capital, along with rising interest rates on commercial mortgages, has stifled deal volume.

Sunday, August 27

Carson City birth announcements for August 4 to 17, 2023

Carson City birth announcements for August 4 to 17, 2023

Lyon County surveys residents for hazard mitigation

The 2023 regional Hazard Mitigation Plan will help prioritize projects that will reduce risk for emergencies and disasters.

JoAnne Skelly: Vegetable leaves looking bad

Spider mites thrive in a dry, dusty environment.

Fernley woman arrested on suspicion of murder

A 44-year-old Fernley woman was arrested Saturday on suspicion of murder.

Mt. Rose avalanche control system being replaced

Through October, drivers can anticipate intermittent weekday traffic delays and stoppages near the summit.

Jim Valentine: Relatives and real estate

It's tempting to cut corners when dealing with family. Don’t!

Faith & Insight: Part of the plan

Never forget you are part of the plan and part of the greatest love story ever told, a story that can change you forever.

CCSD moves toward taking over High Tech Center

Western Nevada College President Kyle Dalpe said ultimately the goal is to transfer the property entirely to the CCSD’s ownership.

Saturday, August 26

Jim Hartman: Nevada GOP's dueling presidential nomination elections

In Nevada, both in the 2020 and 2024 nomination process, Trump’s the one doing the rigging.

Carson City road report for August 28 to September 3, 2023

Carson City road report for August 28 to September 3, 2023

FISH receives Nevada Women’s Fund community grant

This grant award will be devoted to the FISH Student Housing project and help alleviate the housing costs for women living within.

V&T Eastgate Station asphalt resurfacing begins Monday

The contractor will have traffic control measures in place; however, it is best to avoid the area off of Flint Drive, according to a news release issued by Carson City.

Past Pages for August 26 to 29, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive.

Planning Commission holds affordable housing workshop

The workshop will be for discussion only but will explore ideas and potential code updates related to the issue.

Friday, August 25

Carson City legal - 36422

Notice of Hearing

Lyon County legal - 36341

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 36300

Notice of Lien Sale

Carson City legal - 36332

Notice of Application 23-08031 / Amended Notice of Application 23-08021

Carson City legal - 36333

Notice of Application 23-08026

Carson City, legal - 36343

Notice of Petition for Change of Name

Carson City legal - 36346

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 36360

Notice to Creditors

Lyon County legal - 36374

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 36372

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 36376

Notice of Sale of Personal Property

Carson City legal - 36379

Notice of Petition for Name Change

Senators trap Redhawks

Carson bests Calaveras football for second season in a row

Carson High football picked up its first win of the season Friday night on its home turf.

Tigers 2-0 for first time since 2019

Douglas High football moved to 2-0 Friday night with a win over Elko in Minden.

Highway from Yerington to Mason to see closures Tuesday

Drivers are advised to plan alternate routes as State Route 339 is closed in Yerington and Mason Aug. 29 for a residential home move.

WNC welding student gets job, wins international competition

Gillian Hammons is a second-year Machine Tool Technology and Welding student at Western Nevada College.

Carson selects firm for CCSO communications project

According to the firm, the project aims to replace aging systems with modern systems that will streamline processes and be more efficient.

Diez: Truex can clinch season championship

There has not been a repeat winner in the Coke Zero Sugar 400 for the last 10 years.

Thursday, August 24

Eight people arrested in connection with Carson City shooting

Eight people have been arrested in connection with an Aug. 12 shooting, the Carson City Sheriff’s Office said Thursday.

Trailer sustains significant damage in Thursday fire

A structure fire was reported at 4:35 p.m. Thursday near Betts Street in south Carson City. The Carson City Fire Department staged on Lennox Street laying hose connected to a nearby fire hydrant as a plume of smoke rose over Washoe Tribe land immediately to the south.

Carson City brush fire quickly extinguished Thursday

The fire occurred in brush at the corner of Boyle and Shoshone streets, near the grass-laden foothills that lead up the Carson Range.

NDOW confirms bear in southeast Carson City

At least one black bear has been causing problems in a southeast Carson City neighborhood and is being blamed for the death of a goat.

Lawson to be honored for 20 years in CHS concessions

Carson High School will honor Dave Lawson before the Senators’ football game against Calaveras on Friday.

Carson schools join national social media lawsuit

The school district joins other districts nationwide seeking changes in the online companies’ practices.

2023 Fallon Cantaloupe Festival and Country Fair highlights

The 2023 Fallon Cantaloupe Festival and Country Fair

Trina Machacek: A toss is not a throw

There are many things in life that are close to the same but different in ways that only become apparent when you least expect it.

WNC fall semester begins Monday

For information about becoming a student at WNC, call 775-445-3277.

Tigers looking to double 2022 win total against Elko

Douglas High School football thumped Argonaut in its road opener. Now the Tigers are hoping to impress the home fans in Minden Friday night.

Wednesday, August 23

Churchill County legal - 36154

Notice of Hearing

Churchill County legal - 36181

Notice to Creditors

Churchill County legal - 36200

Notice to Creditors

Letter to the Editor: Find a local artist

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Carson City Sheriff’s Office seeks assistance in identifying fraud suspects

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is seeking to identify two suspects for a fraud that occurred on June 30 at Lowes, 430 Fairview Drive, in Carson City.

Texan dies in Yerington crash on U.S. 95A

Ruben Rodriguez, a 47-year-old male from San Antonio, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Festival '23: Cantaloupes, exhibits and entertainment

Fallon's annual Cantaloupe Festival, Country Fair opens Friday

Festival spotlight: The county’s melon meisters

This weekend's events showcase the area’s agricultural offerings.

CHS hosts Calaveras for football home opener

Running back tandem provides unique looks

The Senator coaching staff has been impressed by a pair of running backs through the summer and the first game of the season.

Past Pages for August 23 to 25, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive.

Fallon murder suspect will stay in psychiatric facility

John O’Connor, 53, pleaded not guilty in 2018 to four charges in the murder of Charles “Bert” Miller.

West Carson mail theft exposes recurring problem

“Theft of mail isn’t the most common occurrence here in Carson City, but it does happen,” said Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong.

Tuesday, August 22

Carson City legal - 36298

Notice of Application - 23-08019

Carson City legal - 36301

Notice of Application - 23-08021

Carson City legal - 36311

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 36293

Notice Hearing

Carson City legal - 36309

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 36328

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

Carson City legal - 36310

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 36168

Notice of Lien Sale

Carson City legal - 36326

Official Notice of Public Hearing - September 5, 2023

Carson City legal - 36018

Notice of Trustee's Sale

Carson City legal - 36273

Notice of Filing and of Public Hearing

Ask The Dog Trainer: My first dog

I have never owned a dog and was curious what general advice you have as a professional trainer for a new owner?

Tiger volleyball opens season 6-1

Douglas High volleyball is off to a blistering start after nearly winning every match at the Yerington volleyball tournament.

Fallon football falls following late Reed score

Raiders escape with season-opening 23-16 win in 5A-3A matchup.

Annual CVBA Golf tournament

MEFIYI 'All 4 Charity' cookout

Notes on the annual CVBA Golf Tournament as well as MEFIYI's 'All 4 Charity' cookout.

Carson volleyball flawless in opening tournament

Dayton football, volleyball start well

Carson High volleyball is 8-0 after its opening weekend tournament. Plus, results from Dayton's first football game and Dust Devil volleyball.

CCSD news: First week of school in the books

News, events and updates from throughout the district.

Fallon Theatre: Welcome to the jungle

Updates from your community-owned and operated Fallon Theatre.

Letter to the Editor: Unfounded allegations

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal.

Volleyball: Fallon, Oasis Academy play first matches

Greenwave, Bighorns open their 2023 seasons at big Yerington tournament.

Greenwave, Bighorns prep sports calendar

Fallon, Oasis high school sports schedules for Aug. 25-30.

CAPS: Tabbies are the masters of patterns

The common perception is that Tabby cats are a breed, but it is actually a physical description.

Santoro: Game-by-game predictions for Pack football

Way-too-early predictions for each game of the 2023 Nevada Wolf Pack football season.

Northern Nevada military news briefs

Military news and events from around the region.

Carson City Symphony to begin rehearsals Aug. 30

Current openings are for strings, French horn, and oboe.

Lane closures, substantial delay of U.S. 95 south of Fallon

Travel delays and lane closures will be in place on U.S. 95 south of Fallon beginning Aug. 22 as the Nevada Department of Transportation resurfaces to improve and preserve the highway.

Community news briefs for week of Aug. 21

Churchill County news in brief and upcoming events for the week of Aug. 21.

Youth survey shows trends to help ‘move the needle’ in behaviors

The state’s biennial Youth Risk Behavior Survey shows more prevention work is being done to help youth.

Kelly Bullis: Disaster protection common sense

Fires, earthquakes, mudslides, windstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes, etc., all come on suddenly.

Washoe DA concerned about public harassment of elected officials

The issue of threats and violence against public officials all too real for Chris Hicks, the Washoe County district attorney.

Monday, August 21

Letter to the Editor: Taxes, taxes and more taxes

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Stewart Indian School history exhibit open until Oct. 20

“We Remember Your Sacrifices; You Are Not Forgotten: The Story and Art of the Stewart Indian School.”

Reno lawyer to chair Cannabis Compliance Board

Adriana Guzmán Fralick is the new chair of Nevada’s Cannabis Compliance Board.

Jim Valentine: How to lose money in real estate

Some things are out of your control such as having something change.

Pinyon jay in Nevada, other states gets fed review

Nearly 60% of the jay’s remaining population can be found in Nevada and New Mexico.

Sunday, August 20

Carson City birth announcements for August 5 to 11, 2023

Carson City birth announcements for August 5 to 11, 2023

Letter to the Editor: Climate is clearly changing

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal.

Symphony Youth Chorus to begin fall season Aug. 29

The chorus, led by Michelle Powers, welcomes children ages 4 to 12.

Tara Riddle: Basil pesto grilled chicken (recipe)

One of my favorite dishes to eat in the wintertime is chicken parmesan.

Reymer takes over as Carson AD

Carson High's new athletic director, Thomas Reymer, is hoping to embrace the Senator traditions in his first year on the job.

EmployNV hosts two events in Carson City this week

EmployNV will host a resume workshop in Carson City on Tuesday.

NWS: Carson cooler than normal through Tuesday

“Abundant cloud cover and rainfall will keep afternoon high temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below normal through Tuesday, with Monday likely being the coolest day."

Faith & Insight: Spiritual growth and meaningful connections

By weaving Christian values into your child's daily routines, you can create a school year filled with spiritual growth and meaningful connections.

Dayton Chamber hires new executive director

Heather Zendejas has taken over the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce.

Saturday, August 19

Sutter handles Senator football in opener

For the second season in a row, Carson High School football opened up against a tough Sutter squad.

Jim Hartman: Trump’s indictments and the Biden ‘brand’

Biden’s Justice Department is taking on a huge and politically polarizing target in an atmosphere of great mistrust over DOJ motivations – and its timing.

Carson City road report for August 21 to 27, 2023

Carson City road report for August 21 to 27, 2023

WNC offers ground school courses for aspiring pilots

WNC has launched ground school courses for private and instrument pilots.

RTC OKs Jump Around Carson operator pact

Carson City’s public transit service Jump Around Carson will retain First Transit as the system’s operator.

Past Pages for August 19 to 22, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive.

I-580 lanes closed in south Reno through Monday

Northbound I-580 will be reduced to one lane between Mt. Rose Highway and Damonte Ranch Parkway.

Friday, August 18

Carson City legal - 36176

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 36177

Notice to Creditors

Lyon County legal - 36159

No-Cause Termination Notice to Quit - 30-Day Notice

Carson City legal - 35956

Official Notice of Public Hearing - August 30, 2023

Carson City legal - 36224

Notice to Creditors

Lyon County legal - 36162

Notice of Lien on Abandoned Recreational Vehicle

Carson City legal - 35786

Notice of Availability

Carson City legal - 36203

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 36173

Notice of Modification to Existing Tariff - 23-08008

Lyon County legal - 36212

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 36214

Notice of Hearing

Lyon County legal - 36205

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

Carson City legal - 36252

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 36221

Notice of Lien Sale

Lyon County legal - 36155

Notice of Hearing

Douglas football dominates Argonaut

Tigers post a shutout while Jackson runs for four scores

Douglas High football took the lead on its first offensive play from scrimmage and never looked back Friday night against Argonaut.

WNC hosts Webb Space Telescope talk Saturday

Jack C. Davis Observatory Director Thomas Herring will provide a presentation about the James Webb Space Telescope on Saturday

Jazz & Beyond changes Saturday, Sunday schedules

For updates, see https://www.facebook.com/jazzcarsoncity

Free training for Alzheimer’s, dementia caregivers

The Alzheimer’s Association is offering a Savvy Caregiver class starting Aug. 23 at the Carson City Senior Center.

Trina Machacek: Text or call?

Apparently, I also am out of step because I like my emoji lineup.

Nevada Air Guard C-130 joining wildfire battle

The National Interagency Fire Center requested a C-130 from the Nevada Air National Guard to support wildland firefighting operations in several western states.

Thursday, August 17

UPDATE: Thursday jazz concerts moved for second time

Because of rain, Thursday’s (Aug. 17) 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Jazz & Beyond performances have been moved.

Supervisors approve Lompa Ranch subdivision

Thursday's vote sets the stage for 204 single-family lots on a portion of the historic Lompa Ranch.

Roger Diez: 13 locked in for NASCAR playoffs

Race fans were treated to the annual gathering of the two giants of American motorsport.

City not seeing lead pipe as inventory gets underway

The initiative comes after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency revised federal standards for lead and copper related to drinking water and plumbing.

Highway 50 westbound into Carson City backed up after crash

A crash on Highway 50 near Drako Way has westbound traffic into Carson City backed up. The crash was reported about 7:20 a.m.

Ken Beaton: A smile is infinite

Vietnam nurses and Pan Am stewardesses are still Earth Angels in the eyes of every grunt who received a smile from her.

Fallon hosts 53rd annual Junior Rodeo over Labor Day weekend

Entries for contestants 18 and are due Aug. 23

The city of Fallon and Visit Fallon are hosting the 53rd annual Fallon Junior Rodeo Sept. 1-4 at the Fairview Arena adjacent to the Rafter 3C Arena.

Prepare for departure: Reno air races end 6-decade run

After a nearly 60-year run, the National Championship Air Races will fly into the sunset when the event concludes Sept. 17.

Wednesday, August 16

Churchill County legal - 36061

Notice to Creditors

Nye County legal - 36123

Notice of Invitation to Bid - ROUND MOUNTAIN SPLASH PAD

Churchill County legal - 36094

Application for Water No. 90902

Churchill County legal - 36062

Notice of Lien Sale

Churchill County legal - 36089

Request for Proposal - GENERAL COUNSEL LEGAL SERVICES

Churchill County legal - 36005

Notice of Sale of Personal Property

Churchill County legal - 35787

Notice of Availability

Churchill County legal - 36038

Notice of Motor Vehicles Lien Sale

Churchill County legal - 35975

Notice to Creditors

Churchill County legal - 36070

Application for Water No. 92901

Suspect in Carson City shooting arrested in Reno

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office served warrants in the 1500 block of East Robinson Street in Carson City in connection with a shooting.

Update: Burglary suspect apprehended

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office arrested a Carson City man for suspicion of a rash of burglaries at an Airport Road address on Wednesday night.

High school football: New year, new league for Carson

Senators see opportunities in first season of 5A-Division III

Carson High football will kick off its regular season this weekend, but the Senators will have a wide open landscape to work with come league play.

JoAnne Skelly: Wild sunflowers ‘make me happy’

They are all volunteers that probably started with birds dropping seeds.

WNC names Workforce, Career and Technical Education director

Travis Carr most recently was the principal of Eureka County High School.

Banner Churchill birth announcements through July 29

Banner Churchill Community Hospital birth announcements through July 29.

Shamarr Allen closes concert series with ‘killer party’

The trumpet player brings with him a skilled band to back him up as he shows off the modern New Orleans style.

Past Pages for August 16 to 18, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive.

Strong: ‘I approve this message’

President Biden had his major infrastructure plan proposed, voted on, and signed into law less than 18 months after taking office.

Carson City home prices, sales increase in July

Carson City saw 55 sales of existing single-family homes, an increase of 1.9 percent from the same month last year and also a 1.9 percent increase from June.

Tuesday, August 15

Lyon County legal - 36132

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 36125

Notice of Lien Sale

Carson City legal - 36135

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 36136

Notice of Motor Vehicle Lien Sale

Carson City legal - 36126

Notice of Public Lien Sale

Carson City legal - 36074

Notice of Sale by Auction - Manufactured Home/Mobile Home/Commercial Coach

President Joe Biden to visit Lake Tahoe later this week

President Joe Biden is expected to visit Lake Tahoe later this week, according to the White House.

Free concert kicks off Community Wide Reunion

Returning Greenwave graduates represent more than 20 classes.

Tech breakthrough could boost states’ use of geothermal power

Churchill one of top five counties in U.S. for producing geothermal energy.

Northern Nevada military news briefs

Military news and events from around the region.

CAPS: Is grief just a human emotion?

At last, there is scientific data confirming that dogs do experience grief.

Hopefest brings out cornhole players to support cancer patients

Cornhole players from across the region came out to raise funds for cancer patients during the annual Hopefest tournament on Aug. 11 in downtown Carson City.

Santoro: Pack could be facing its best opponent ever

There’s some very good reasons why No. 6 USC is a 38-point favorite.

Reno car show raises money to help area veterans

Vietnam veteran Frank Greenwood and many of his friends and sponsors will host Cars & Stripes, a classic car celebration, on Saturday at 3306 Kietzke Lane.

Fallon Theatre gets in the Community Reunion spirit

Updates from your community-owned and operated Fallon Theatre.

Greenwave football opens season at Reed

High school sports: Fallon, Oasis volleyball teams travel to Yerington to begin 2023 campaigns.

CCSO remembers fallen deputy, warns about domestic violence

Carson City Sheriff's Deputy Carl Howell died in the line of duty eight years ago.

County commissioners approve funding for clubs

Actions and updates from Churchill County government meetings.

Bighorn news: High school students start classes early

News, events and updates from Oasis Academy College Prep.

Community news briefs for week of Aug. 14

Churchill County news in brief and upcoming events for the week of Aug. 14

Coming in for a landing: National Championship Air Races ending after nearly 60 years in Reno

After a nearly 60-year run, the National Championship Air Races will fly into the sunset when the event concludes Sept. 17.

A new opportunity

Tigers anxious to see changed league landscape

The 2023 fall football slate will be a new one for Norther Nevada. Here's what Douglas High football is going to look like this fall.

Will Nevada GOP confuse its own with 2 presidential contests?

The Nevada GOP is insisting on holding its own caucus despite a new state law calling for a primary election.

Kelly Bullis: Roll 529 unused balance to a Roth IRA

Here is an excellent “next step” with that fabulous savings habit that was started, turn it into a Roth IRA.

Disaster loans available for Lyon County

Low-interest federal disaster loans available to those affected by storms, flooding, landslides and mudslides that occurred March 8-19.

Monday, August 14

First day down: Carson students return to schools

Fremont’s students were quick to find their teachers and straightened up once the gates opened before classes.

Aug. 14 Jazz & Beyond evening events moved to BAC Performance Hall due to rain

Because of rain, tonight's 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Jazz & Beyond performances have been moved to the Brewery Arts Center's Performance Hall at 511 W. King St.

Jumping from JuCo to Division I

Rozier earns her spot on Wolf Pack women’s soccer roster

Douglas High alumna, Bailey Rozier, makes the jump from junior college to Division I soccer this fall.

Lombardo: Reserve funds will cover private school scholarships

The AAA Scholarship Foundation will use reserve funds to ensure that no students who qualify lose access to scholarships this year.

WNC names Workforce, Career and Technical ed director

Initially, Carr is focused on emphasizing the various WCTE training programs that are available to students enrolled at WNC.

Carson school district reduces staffing vacancies

The vacancy rate from August 2022 to August 2023 fell 52% in certified positions and 37% in classified jobs

Jim Valentine: There’s money in real estate… where?

Some of the world’s biggest fortunes are related to real estate.

Supervisors to consider Lompa Ranch homes Thursday

Supervisors meet 8:30 a.m. Thursday in the community center and will consider a tentative subdivision map known as Blackstone Ranch Phase 2.

Sunday, August 13

Carson City birth announcements for July 29 to August 4, 2023

Carson City birth announcements for July 29 to August 4, 2023

Secretary of State’s Commercial Recordings Division moves to North Carson Street

The offices will offer business licensing and customer service.

JoAnne Skelly: Blossom end rot in zucchinis

What is actually going on is that calcium movement through the plant is inefficient because the roots cannot pull calcium-containing water up quickly enough to meet the demand of developing tissues.

Sugar Pine Music Festival announces initial lineup

The event was formerly called Hangtown Music Festival.

Faith & Insight: More than holding space

May we, as a community of followers of Christ, reflect his surpassing glory in all we say and do.

RTC considers Carson transit pact Wednesday

Commissioners will review a proposed contract with First Transit for operation of all JAC fixed-route and paratransit services for three years

Saturday, August 12

Jim Hartman: Musk: ‘An electric power shortage is coming’

The U.S. energy industry in recent years is already struggling to keep up with demand amid heat waves and other demand spikes.

Carson City road report for August 14 to 20, 2023

Carson City road report for August 14 to 20, 2023

Carson, Douglas open football season with home scrimmages

Carson and Douglas welcomed a handful of teams to town in the final week of the preseason before the fall football slate gets underway.

Linda Marrone: Roasted peppers and garlic in olive oil (recipe)

Last Saturday started National Farmers Market week nationwide.

Lombardo, officials cite ‘grave concerns’ with insurance law

The bill passed through the Assembly on a 29-11 and the Senate on a 19-1 vote. Lombardo signed the bill June 3.

Past Pages for August 12 to 15, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive.

Housing project in Stewart Community moving forward

The $14 million affordable housing project is the largest housing project for the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California since the early 1990s.

Friday, August 11

Carson City legal - 35988

Notice of Application - 23-08006

Carson City legal - 36020

Carson City School District FY23 Third Quarterly

Carson City legal - 35970

Requests for Application Qualification - Carson City Fire Station & Emergency Operations Center/IT Facility

Lyon County legal - 35976

Notice of Trustee's Sale

Lyon County officials, Cortez Masto discuss flood recovery

The county has partnered with the Nevada Division of Management to protect its communities from future flood threats.

Finalists picked for South Carson roundabout art

The artists selected are Karen Yank from New Mexico, Curtis Pittman from Washington and Michael Szabo from California.

Ex-pro wrestler shares life story at WNC

Zach Gowen told an audience his mom motivated him to resume pursuing his dream of becoming a professional wrestler.

Carson High marching band has big plans for season

Blue Thunder members endured the heat at band camp for two weeks.

Trina Machacek: That dang rule of threes

If there is a rule of three, I suspect it was somehow put into place by some wizard.

Hawaii fires prompt aid from Nevada

Northern Nevada American Red Cross volunteer Barb Kramer is deploying to Hawaii today to assist with relief efforts, it was announced on Thursday.

Southwest Reno foothills set to host 72 custom homes

Grading and infrastructure work is taking place at Marama by New Edge Living.

Thursday, August 10

Carson teachers welcomed ahead of new year

Superintendent Andrew Feuling said he hoped Carson’s educators had an opportunity to rest or escape this summer.

Diez: NASCAR has 2 races left before playoffs

At least two postseason berths will be settled on points.

Trump’s ambassador to Iceland running for Nevada Senate

Jeff Gunter started his dermatology practice in California in 1992 before expanding into Nevada.

Get Healthy Carson City: Breastfeeding impacts baby’s health

Breastfeeding is the natural way to nourish a baby, but that does not mean it comes easy.

NV Energy CEO predicts sharp drop in energy cost

NV Energy CEO and President Doug Cannon predicted energy costs could drop as much as 35 to 40 percent by early 2025.

Wednesday, August 9

Churchill County legal - 35878

Notice to Contractors

Churchill County legal - 35928

Notice of Hearing

Churchill County legal - 35788

Application for Water No. 92883

Churchill County legal - 35789

Application for Water No. 92884

Churchill County legal - 35825

BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF NEVADA NOTICE OF APPLICATION AND NOTICE OF PREHEARING CONFERENCE

Churchill County legal - 35828

Notice to Creditors

Churchill County legal - 35744

Amended Notice of Hearing

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Amended Notice of Hearing

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Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicle

School board OKs pay hike for non-union administrators

Trustees voted 5-2 to increase salaries for associate superintendents, directors, managers and administrators not covered by union contracts.

Best of Fallon nominations run Aug. 10 through Aug. 27

Nominations for the Lahontan Valley News’ annual Best of Fallon awards will be accepted from Aug. 10, through Aug. 27.

NDOT: Major delays on U.S. 95 from Schurz to Hawthorne

Major travel delays and lane closures will be in place on U.S. 95 between Schurz and Hawthorne from Aug. 14 to Aug. 25.

Tempest brings Celtic rock and more to Brewery Arts

The Celtic Rock band is known for blending Irish reels, Scottish ballads, Norwegian influences and other world music.

Past Pages for August 9 to 11, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive.

Carson residents head to Burning Man with homegrown art project

David and Debbie Lambin are headed to Burning Man early to set up their project, “The Octagon.”

Tuesday, August 8

Lyon County legal - 35924

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 35931

Annual Statement

Carson City legal - 35827

BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF NEVADA NOTICE OF APPLICATION AND NOTICE OF PREHEARING CONFERENCE

Carson City legal - 35910

QUARTERLY REPORT OF TOTAL RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

Carson City legal - 35912

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 35934

Notice of Hearing

Ask The Dog Trainer: Teaching polite leash skills

Once your walks become a team building exercise instead of a tug-of-war, adventures and socialization with your puppy become more frequent and enjoyable.

Mammovan visits Carson City on Thursday

Screenings will be held on Thursday, Aug. 10 from 7:40 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. at Sierra Nevada Health Center, 3325 Research Way.

School days: Back-to-School event gets year started

Community members will present information on businesses, education.

‘Books, Bites and Beverages’ fundraiser this week

Library’s major fundraiser provides for books, programs.

World records are going to the dogs

Bobi the Rafeiro do Alentejo recently celebrated his 31st birthday, making him the world’s oldest dog.

Fallon Council sets date for parcel annexations

The Council also approved a mobile food vendor license and heard the Fallon Police Department's June report.

Santoro: Can Mountain West scoop up the Pac-12’s leftovers?

The Mountain West might turn out to be a big winner when all the dust settles ... or it might continue its streak of national irrelevance.

Registration open for Jim Regan Memorial Golf Tournament

The annual tournament, named after former County Commissioner Jim Regan, serves as a scholarship fundraiser.

Amodei to speak to Fernley Republican Women

The Aug. 15 meeting is set for the Fernley High School Library, beginning with a light meal at 6 p.m.

Fallon Theatre adds Muppets and animals for weekend

Updates from your community-owned and operated Fallon Theatre.

Missing in Nevada ceremony honors forgotten veterans

Coalition has identified more than 350 military members since 2016.

SYFL Experience kicks off youth football, cheer season

Teams from Reed, North Valleys, McQueen, Lassen, Hug, Damonte Ranch and Fallon will meet to scrimmage and record weights.

Yerington man faces murder charge in roommate’s death

On Aug. 3, LCSO detectives conducted a search of a residence, locating what appeared to be a recently-dug gravesite.

Reymer named Carson High athletic director, teacher

Carson High Athletics has announced the hiring of Thomas Reymer as the new athletic director and teacher at Carson High School.

School board approves new family life materials

Family Life Advisory Committee members vetted seven new resources for review and adoption.

Jim Valentine: Understanding the offer form

Get it in writing and make sure it memorializes your intended agreement.

Gilman touts ‘TRI-II’ in Fernley as future data-storage hub

Plans for are moving slowly – but surely – since the land needed for the project has a "checkerboard" layout with a mix of private and federal land.

Monday, August 7

Carson City bicyclist dies from crash injuries

Cody Wayne Williams, 33, died July 23 from injuries suffered July 6 in a crash with a pickup at State Route 341 and Chamy Drive.

Sheriff’s Office closed to public Wednesday

Additionally, the Civil and Records Division will be closed for training on Tuesday.

Kelly Bullis: How to prove travel expenses to the IRS

The simplest and easiest way to substantiate travel expenses is to use a company credit card.

Fernley murder suspect found dead in jail cell

Churchill County man was charged with murdering Naomi Irion

Troy Driver, the man charged with kidnapping and murdering Naomi Irion in 2022, was found dead Sunday evening in his jail cell in an apparent suicide.

NDOT has U.S. 50 project planned for Dayton

NDOT and county officials have discussed signals at multiple locations, reconfiguration of the roadway and reducing the speed limit.

Sunday, August 6

Carson City birth announcements for July 21 to 24, 2023

Carson City birth announcements for July 21 to 24, 2023

Former local Ross Wylde to perform at The Lodge

The independent singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist will be performing with Liam Murphy.

JoAnne Skelly: Pests inside and out

False chinch bugs are approximately 1/8 inch long. Their numbers are highest after wet, cool springs.

Nevada ed board to draft school start time regulation

Board President Felicia Ortiz presented a decision tree seeking to narrow members’ votes.

Faith & Insight: Failure: Friend or foe

Take your failures, shortcomings, heartaches, sins, the missing of the mark, to our faithful advocate, Jesus Christ.

Sandy Hook mother works with Carson schools staff

The daylong session is for Carson City’s top-level and site administrators.

Saturday, August 5

Jim Hartman: Hyper-partisan Ethics Commission sanctions Lombardo

The Commission on Ethics consists of eight members, only two of whom are Republicans.

Carson City road report for August 7 to 13, 2023

Carson City road report for August 7 to 13, 2023

Washoe Valley to see I-580 closures starting Monday

Periodic lane and ramp closures will take place on Interstate 580 in Washoe Valley beginning Monday, Aug. 7.

Gardnerville resident takes on 3 Subway shops

Levi Jenkins and JT Blake run two in Carson City and one in Gardnerville.

Past Pages for August 5 to 8, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive.

CHS principal: First year won’t be tidal wave of changes

Dan Carstens said he can tell how personal the campus and its programs are to residents.

Friday, August 4

Carson City legal - 35857

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 35850

Notice of Hearing

Lyon County legal - 35837

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 35813

Official Notice of Public Hearing - August 17, 2023

Carson City legal - 35823

Notice to Creditors

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Notice to Creditors

Carson City gets wrong way driver detection systems

Overnight ramp and shoulder closures will take place on Interstate 580 in Carson City through August.

Brandon Kealoha: Blackened salmon for the dog days of summer (recipe)

A recipe for blackened salmon on basmati rice and jambalaya sauce.

Yerington man faces murder charge in roommate’s death

Timothy Brewer, 57, was arrested Thursday, Aug. 3 in the death of Sir Charles Lester, 56.

Carson City-based Dream Flights delivers 6,000th flight

100-year-old Donald Muncy is a U.S. Navy veteran who served in World War II and the Korean War.

Trina Machacek: A world’s fair has no comparison to intimate county fairs

I would be tarred and feathered if I skipped any of the best things about a county fair.

Conine: Nevada ‘crushing it’ with investments

Treasurer Zach Conine said those numbers could improve before the next Economic Forum meeting in December.

Thursday, August 3

Supervisors approve park bonds, housing plan

Improvement plans for the John D. Winters Centennial Park Complex are moving closer to reality.

Roger Diez: NASCAR stops at Michigan’s 2-mile oval

Martin Truex Jr. is looking good to take the regular season championship.

Carson City teacher awarded for novels

A Carson City School District teacher and author has been honored with two writing awards for his novels.

‘Missing in Nevada’ service to honor 19 veterans Friday

The first Missing in Nevada funeral since 2019 will remember 19 veterans Friday starting at 10 a.m.

Carson City theater holds benefit for 11-year-old with cancer

Zoe Ward, an actor from Wild Horse Children's Theater, was diagnosed with brain cancer shortly after her 11th birthday.

Sheriff’s Night Out gathers the community

Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong said the goal of the event is to build relationships with the community outside of emergency or crime events.

Wednesday, August 2

Churchill County legal - 35646

Public Notice - Fallon Local Work Group Meeting

Churchill County legal - 35729

Notice to Creditors

Churchill County legal - 35731

Notice to Creditors

Churchill County legal - 35603

Notice of Motor Vehicle Lien Sale

Reno exhibit shows how America reacted to Holocaust

A 1,100 square-foot traveling exhibit at the Northwest Reno Library will close Aug. 18,

Carson DMV closed for short time after suspicious package found

The Department of Motor Vehicles in Carson City was evacuated Wednesday afternoon after a suspicious package was found alone in the lobby, according to first responders on scene. The building was reopened by 2:19 p.m.

Classification changes for the fall

Fall sports changes across Nevada

Douglas, Carson, Dayton and Sierra Lutheran will be adapting to a different sports landscape this fall in numerous areas.

Douglas alumna, Rozier, joins Nevada women's soccer

Douglas High alumna, Bailey Rozier, has joined Nevada women's soccer for the fall.

Carson City School District back to school 2023 information, bus schedules

Carson City School District back to school 2023 information, bus schedules

Get Healthy Carson City: Back-to-school vaccines

Nevada has added an additional vaccine requirement for students entering the 12th grade.

Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble tweak southern Louisiana sound

Coming from the heart of Creole country, Taylor has fused the flavors of his home with other genres to create a unique style of zydeco music.

Past Pages for August 2 to 4, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive.

Carson high school students acing civics test

The exam is required of each public high school student.

Tuesday, August 1

Storey County legal - 35803

NOTICE OF FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT AND NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUEST RELEASE OF FUNDS

Carson City legal - 35772

Notice of Motor Vehicle Lien Sale

Back-to-School kickoff event set for Aug. 10

Booths will be staffed by colleges, trade schools, career experts and the military.

Hundreds attend Fallon Community Day

Local organizations team up to hand out school supplies and backpacks.

Carson City Symphony’s 'Strings in the Summer' Concert is Friday

Carson City Symphony Association's "Strings in the Summer" program directed by Suzanne McGarraugh will present a concert on Friday, August 4, at 12 p.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Family Church, 1201 N. Saliman Rd.

CCHS reunion: Where were you in ’63?

Annual reunion recognizes classes, conducts tours around the city.

Bighorn news: Oasis Offerings, FFA updates

News, events and updates from Oasis Academy College Prep.

The 2023-24 sports year begins at Fallon, Oasis Academy

Big changes on hand for Bighorns, who jump to 2A level; Fallon part of a new-look 3A.

Ex-CCSD leader Stephens settles into new spot in Nebraska

Former CCSD superintendent brought state, national recognition to county schools.

Dirt-track racing highlights final July weekend

Heading into the second half of the season, the LARA standings remain tight in the eight divisions.

Community news briefs for week of July 31

Churchill County news in brief and upcoming events for the week of July 31.

Santoro: Pack must pick a QB and build around him

Brendon Lewis and Shane Illingworth have enough talent to lead a team to a Mountain West championship.

Fallon Theatre opens August with an animal theme

Updates from your community-owned and operated Fallon Theatre.

CAPS: The many perks of being a mutt

One benefit: Higher gene diversity in mutt dogs means they are less likely to develop hereditary diseases or disorders.

‘I Voted’ sticker winners recognized by clerk-recorder

The winning designs, by Laura Licari and Tyler Kerver, will be used for three elections in 2024

Military briefs around Northern Nevada

Military briefs around Northern Nevada

Carson contractor moves HQ with eye on future

General contractor Metcalf will move to McCarran Business Park at the eastern end of Mill Street.

Kelly Bullis: Why doesn’t Congress stop taxing Social Security?

In 1984, only about 10% of all recipients were taxed. Now, over 40% of Social Security recipients are being taxed on their benefits.

Senior center dining room to reopen Thursday

The $1.4 million remodeling project started in February.