Stories for December 2023

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Sunday, December 31

Letter: More about heat pumps

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Carson City birth announcements for December 16 to 20, 2023

Carson City birth announcements for December 16 to 20, 2023

Kelly Bullis and John Bullis: Consider hiring your kids in 2024

Have minor children that can work in the business? Then you have a possible expense deduction if you pay the children before the end of the year.

Grading the Pack: Nevada rolls over Fresno Pacific

Grading the Nevada Wolf Pack’s 92-59 men’s basketball victory over the Fresno Pacific Sunbirds at Lawlor Events Center on Saturday . . .

Faith & Insight: The joy of the lord

Blessings of Christmas upon you and yours all the year through.

Burning Man survived muddy quagmire. Will it last 30 more years?

Debate is sure to continue as divisions grow between the aging hippie-types and wealthier, more technologically inclined newcomers.

Saturday, December 30

Carson City road report for January 1 to 7, 2024

Carson City road report for January 1 to 7, 2023

Jim Valentine: New real estate year

It is a time of transition so take some time to reflect on your life, your real estate wants and needs, and how things are working for you.

Reno tribe says coalitions, not lawsuits, will protect sacred sites

The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony will focus on organizing a broad coalition to build public support for sacred places.

Past Pages for Dec. 30, 2023 to Jan. 2, 2024

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

‘Tis the season for campaign signs

The message from city officials is that people should not put campaign signs in the public right of way and should be respectful of each other’s property.

Friday, December 29

Carson City legal - 39305

Notice of Vacancy

Carson City legal - 39479

Amended Notice of Hearing

Letter: Heat pumps

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Carson’s ‘most enthusiastic cheerleader’ passes away at 88

One of Carson City’s prominent citizens, Stan Jones, passed away at the age of 88 on Thursday night, family and friends confirmed Friday.

Carson schools seek religious volunteer for sex ed panel

Meetings are held monthly throughout the school year with potential special meetings.

Care Flight: Transport airplane returns to service Sunday

Care Flight-REMSA Health paused service of the Care Flight “fixed-wing aircraft” program following a medical transport plane crash Feb. 24 outside of Stagecoach.

GasBuddy predicts lower gas prices in 2024

GasBuddy has released its annual fuel price outlook that highlights trends in gasoline and diesel prices.

Trina Machacek: When everything turns antique

Don’t buy things for the next guy, buy things for yourself.

Big Chicken preparing to open in Carson City

A soft opening is scheduled for Jan. 10 at the location in the former Tito’s restaurant, 444 E. William St. A grand opening is slated for Jan. 13.

Thursday, December 28

Carson Valley AYSO soccer finishes 17-1

A Carson Valley AYSO team went 17-1 this fall. Plus, an upcoming youth lacrosse meeting

2023 in sports: Three titles and a big anniversary

Here’s a look back at the big events in 2023 for area sports.

David Theiss: Delicious new year's traditions (recipe)

Let's ditch the bland crackers and explore some mouthwatering ways to usher in the new year.

Below-average snow but no drought for Carson region

No drought is foreseen for the vast majority of Nevada and California through March 31.

Wednesday, December 27

Churchill County legal - 39408

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

Churchill County legal - 39320

Notice of Hearing

Churchill County legal - 39319

Advertisement for Bids

Letter: Douglas County conservatives indicted

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Victim ID'd in Dayton residential fire on Christmas

Central Lyon County Fire Protection District was dispatched Monday to reports of a residential structure fire at 180 Railroad St. in Dayton and performed rescue operations to extract an individual from within the residence.

Cherry to replace Kieckhefer as chief of staff for Lombardo

Gov. Joe Lombardo has announced a transition in the role of chief of staff. Chief of staff Ben Kieckhefer will be stepping down from his position after having helped guide a successful first year of the Lombardo administration, navigating the gubernatorial transition, office buildout, 2023 legislative session, and administration agenda development, a press release from the Lombardo’s office says.

Remains ID'd as Stateline nurse who disappeared in 1970

After decades of speculation on the fate of Sahara Tahoe casino nurse Donna Lass, who was last seen Sept. 7, 1970, the Placer County Sheriff’s Office announced they have identified her remains.

MW rankings: Tourney title lifts Pack to top spot

Nevada swept three games in the Diamond Head Classic and also beat Hawaii in a tournament tune-up.

Lyon County approves Dayton traffic signal application

The Traditions development in Dayton has planned for more than 500 homes along with commercial development.

Past Pages for December 27 to 29, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

BLM plans to round up 1,000s of wild horses

BLM says current wild horse population across portions of Pershing, Humboldt, Churchill and Lander counties is more than six times what it should be.

Carson City Sheriff’s Office to hold alcohol compliance checks on Thursday

On Thursday, the Carson City Sheriff’s Office in cooperation with Partnership Carson City, will be conducting an alcohol compliance check.

Tuesday, December 26

Carson City legal - 39410

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

Carson City legal - 39276

Notice of Trustee's Sale

Letter: Recognizing loss

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Carl’s Jr. returning to Carson?

A banner materialized over the extended Christmas weekend on the former Arnulfo’s restaurant at 1250 S. Carson Street — a sign announcing that Carl’s Jr. would soon be coming.

Santoro: Pack's sum is greater than its parts

"We are likely looking at a 25-plus win Pack team rolling into the NCAA tournament as a single-digit seed."

Local dealership pays it ‘Ford-ward’

Fallon Ford-Toyota program reaches 13 years of giving

The Henning family and Fallon Ford-Toyota staff brightened the end of the year for some local nonprofit and charity organizations Dec. 15 during its annual Pay It Forward giveaway.

Cattlemen’s Update makes first stop in Fallon

Sessions aid ranchers with current research-based information

The annual Cattlemen’s Update, the first major event for the new year, begins the second week of January with virtual and in-person meetings throughout Northern Nevada. Presented by the Nevada Agricultural Experimental Station and College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources at the University of Nevada, Reno, the dates are Jan. 8-12.

Happenings around the Lahontan Valley

The second annual Hooey Top Gun Invitational is on New Year’s Eve at the Rafter 3C Event Complex. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the event begins at 8 p.m. Tickets may be purchased at https://visionquestevents.rodeoticket.com/rodeos/top-gun-invitational/2023/tickets.

Vice president to kick off 2024 with stop in Nevada

Vice President Kamala Harris will meet with members of the powerful casino workers’ Culinary Union in Las Vegas on Jan. 3.

Movies & More: Your Community Owned & Operated Fallon Theatre

We want to say thank you to last week’s movie sponsor, Sierra Financial. We appreciate all your support.

Filing opens Jan. 2 for judicial offices

The 2024 election cycle is around the corner as filing begins next week for all judicial positions in Nevada. Filing opens Tuesday, Jan. 2 for two weeks for Justice of the Peace for New River Township Justice Court.

Jeanette Strong: Following the Prince of Peace

“For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.” Isaiah 9:6, KJV

Your cat only meows for you

Dear reader, I recently picked up a book entitled “The Hidden Language of Cats: How They Have Us at Meow,” by Sarah Brown. It is an incredible look into the world of cats and communication. My cats have always remained aloof or so I thought, but after reading the observations of Ms. Brown I realized that I was clueless to the subtle language of my BFFs. The term “motherese-style talk” describes the way we talk to our cats. Simply put, it is baby talk and does occasionally get their attention.

Churchill County School District Highlights

Students in Dave Dakin's Construction Home Building class had an incredible first semester. “They have accomplished more than they thought they would,” Dakin said. The home is enclosed and the students are very proud of how far they have come.

Kelly Bullis: Convert your IRA into a gift to heirs

Here is another unique solution: life insurance.

Transcript: Trump lawyer cooperating in fake electors case

Kenneth Chesebro testified to a grand jury in Clark County about the plot that ultimately led to the indictments of six Nevada Republicans.

An indoor golfers paradise

Swing 395 in Gardnerville now open with Trackman simulators

Swing 395 in Gardnerville offers everything a golfer could want when the weather may not be so nice.

Monday, December 25

Letter: God is your answer

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Jim Valentine: Speaking clearly in the offer

Contracts are best negotiated when they are initially put together, not as you get on down the line in the escrow.

Douglas basketball inducts five into Hall of Fame

Douglas High School inducted five members into its basketball Hall of Fame in early December.

Roger Diez: Tips for safe winter driving

A few tips to stay safe on the road and make it through the winter alive.

Letter: A Christmas story

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Storey County fake elector has role in how 2024 race is run

In a trend across battleground states, fake electors from 2020 have retained influence over elections heading into 2024.

Sunday, December 24

Carson City birth announcements for December 12 to 14, 2023

Carson City birth announcements for December 12 to 14, 2023

Douglas wrestling splits hone triangular

Results from Douglas High School wrestling, Sierra Lutheran basketball and more.

LEGO qualifier an arena of moving parts for students, volunteers

More than 400 students representing 31 teams from Northern Nevada gathered at Eagle Valley Middle School on Dec. 6.

Faith & Insight: Joyful adoration of Jesus

May you this Christmas, seek to adore and praise God even when the darkest nights fall upon you

NDOT board OKs transportation projects

Projects include resurfacing 17 miles of U.S. 50 between Silver Springs and the Leeteville junction, including enhanced roadside lighting and chain-up areas.

Saturday, December 23

Ken Beaton: To believe or not believe

Whatever your age, nothing can top your excitement as you open a gift on Christmas morning that touches our heart.

Carson City road report for December 25 to 31, 2023

Carson City road report for December 25 to 31, 2023

Tony Schafer: Red wine braised beef with silky mashed potatoes (recipe)

Red wine braised beef with silky mashed potatoes is the perfect comfort food that is a bit more refined than a stew, for instance.

Over 300 attend the merriest breakfast with Santa

Over 300 children, parents, and grandparents attended the chamber breakfast with Santa at the Governor’s Mansion on Dec. 16.

Past Pages for December 23 to 26, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Clerk’s office ready for presidential primary, election year

Carson City Clerk-Recorder Scott Hoen and staff were preparing for a marathon election cycle in 2024.

Friday, December 22

Carson City legal - 39325

Notice of Application and Amended Notice - 23-012018 & 23-11020

Carson City legal - 39331

Notice of Modification to Existing Tariff - 23-12003

Carson City legal - 39433

Carson City Board of Equalization 2024 Meeting Schedule

Carson City legal - 39307

Notice of Public Sale

Carson City legal - 39425

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 39428

Notice to Creditors

Lyon County legal - 39457

Notice of Petition to Change Minor Child's Name

Carson City legal - 39321

Notice to Creditors

Senior Service Network receives congressional honors from Rosen

Carson City’s Senior Service Network on Dec. 6 received a certificate of special recognition from Sen. Jackie Rosen, D-Nev., acknowledging its work in the local community providing financial assistance to seniors in need.

Man who plays Santa Claus needs community’s help

Carson City resident Tom Bragg, 72, known for playing Santa, lost his modular home on Poole Way due to arson.

2023 Nevada Appeal Letters to Santa

Submitted by kids from all across Northern Nevada. Santa confirmed to the Appeal that the letters were received.

Trina Machacek: It’s olfactory overload season

All throughout the year there is someone making something sniffy to sell.

Board: Feuling ‘very satisfactory’ as Carson superintendent

The board noted his community presence, willingness to advocate for student achievement, and continued efforts for more school funding during his performance review.

Thursday, December 21

Supervisors OK roundabout sculpture, 3-2; NV Energy contract tabled

The 20-foot-tall, 4,000-pound sculpture made of stainless and Corten steel could be installed as early as June. The motion stipulated the final design return to the board for approval.

String players invited to Christmas Carol Play along at Carson Mall

String players of all ages and levels of experience are invited to join the Christmas Carol Play along on Friday from 5-6 p.m. inside the Carson Mall, 1313 S. Carson St.

Lyon County school board OKs superintendent pact

The first year salary of the five-year contract was set at $225,000.

Carson planning commissioners OK hotel, child care

Commissioners approved two related items regarding a child care facility for the Boys and Girls Club at 2805 Mountain St.

Wednesday, December 20

Churchill County legal - 39202

Notice to Creditors

Churchill County legal - 39143

BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF NEVADA NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO REVISE TARIFF

Churchill County legal - 39170

Notice of Hearing

Lyon County legal - 39123

Notice to Creditors

Churchill County legal - 39190

Notice of Petition for Change of Name

Churchill County legal - 39140

NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF SOUTHWEST GAS CORPORATION FOR DEFERRED ENERGY ACCOUNTING ADJUSTMENT AND NOTICE OF PREHEARING CONFERENCE

Churchill County legal - 39120

NOTICE OF SALE BY AUCTION MANUFACTURED HOME/MOBILE HOME/COMMERCIAL COACH

Churchill County legal - 39110

Notice of Hearing

Churchill County legal - 39253

Notice to Creditors

Fatality from Airport Road collision identified

Wednesday, the Carson City Sheriff’s Office Coroner’s Division identified the person who died of injuries from a Dec. 16 motor-vehicle collision in Carson City.

White Christmas not looking promising for Carson City

Those dreaming of a white Christmas in the Western Nevada valleys are likely to be disappointed. Leading up to Christmas, it is expected to be dry, but cloudy with cooler temperatures this weekend, according to Brian Brong, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Reno.

MW rankings: Pack remains at No. 2; Rebels lose a two-OT thriller

Colorado State leads Appeal's rankings; next up for Nevada is Diamond Head Classic in Hawaii.

Get Healthy Carson City: Humdrum during the holidays?

Many factors contribute to the sadness people feel such as shorter days and less sunlight during the winter months.

Carson City businesses fail alcohol compliance check

On Dec. 14, the Carson City Sheriff’s Office School Resource Officers and Partnership Carson City conducted an alcohol compliance check.

Past Pages for Dec. 20 to 22, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

CHS student aims for change after dog’s death

Emilee Elzy lost her dog Buttercup when two other dogs in her Baker Drive neighborhood attacked the 4-year-old chiweenie.

Tuesday, December 19

Carson City legal - 39303

Notice of Petition for Name Change

Carson City legal - 39297

Annual Statement

Storey County legal - 39298

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 39142

NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF SOUTHWEST GAS CORPORATION FOR DEFERRED ENERGY ACCOUNTING ADJUSTMENT AND NOTICE OF PREHEARING CONFERENCE

Carson City legal - 39145

BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF NEVADA NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO REVISE TARIFF

Carson City legal - 39119

Annual Statement

Carson City legal - 38951

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

Letter: True history

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Lombardo picks Luis for Carson district court seat

Carson City Justice of the Peace Kristin Luis has been appointed to fill the time between when current District Judge James Wilson leaves office Jan. 8 and the general election.

Tisdale appointed judge pro tem

At its Dec. 7 meeting, the Churchill County Commission took action on Judge Ben Trotter’s request to appoint Tisdale.

Quaker recalls 43 products due to salmonella risk; products sold in Northern Nevada

The Food and Drug Administration has announced a recall of 43 granola products that have been sold in all 50 states, including several locations in Northern Nevada, as well as Puerto Rico, Guam and Saipan due to the potential of salmonella contamination.

Council reviews conditions for townhomes

Fallon City Council news and updates.

CCSD news: Jingle Jog, esports, and Winterfest

News, events and updates from throughout the district.

Bighorn news: Sportsmanship, karma, and Senior Spotlight

News, events and updates from Oasis Academy College Prep.

School district implements transportation blackouts

CCSD actively seeking school bus drivers.

Volunteers place thousands of wreaths

Special day remembers departed veterans at local cemeteries.

Santoro: End times for Mountain West football?

Nonsensical scheduling deal with ‘Pac-2’ could be the beginning of the end.

American Legion to deliver Christmas meals

Program coordinator says volunteers are needed for packaging and delivering meals.

CAPS: A Christmas miracle for Boots

Merry Christmas to Big Orange, Boots and Joanne.

Northern Nevada military news briefs

Military news and events from around the region.

Fallon Theatre gets in spirit with two holiday films

Updates from your community-owned and operated Fallon Theatre.

Community news briefs for week of Dec. 19

Churchill County news in brief and upcoming events for the week of Dec. 18.

Fallon upsets Reed, splits 3A West games

Greenwave rallies to edge Raiders before losing at Hug.

Wrestling: Fallon second at Lovelock tournament

Melendy takes first-place finish to lead Grenwave.

Fallon girls knock off 4A's Reed

Greenwave on three-game winning streak after hammering Hug and Sparks.

Oasis Academy falls in home-opening weekend

Bighorns swept by Battle Mountain and West Wendover in 2A action.

Linda Marrone: Ralph’s Chex mix scramble (recipe)

If you want to get into the spirit all you need to do is go to a place where there are children hanging out and soaking in all of the delight of the season.

Greenwave, Bighorns prep sports calendar

Fallon, Oasis high school sports schedules for Dec. 21-30.

Jim Valentine: Buy what you want

To buy in this market, be very clear about what you want in a home and in your home ownership experience.

Audit findings, sculpture go to city supervisors

Supervisors will review the findings of an independent audit conducted by HintonBurdick CPAs & Advisors for the last fiscal year, which ended June 30.

Monday, December 18

Letter: Cottonwood trees

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Grades: Alford wills Pack to a tough road win

Nevada gets win at Hawaii; eight-team holiday tournament up next.

Carson City resident promoted to ultimate warrant officer rank

Steve Nielsen became just the fifth of the 3,500 current Nevada Army Guard soldiers to don the rare rank.

Mound House center funds taken for Fernley courthouse

The Lyon County Commission on Dec. 7 voted to reduce $300,000 in designated American Rescue Plan Act funding to $50,000 for the Mound House Community Center remodeling project.

Kelly Bullis: Possible way to deduct real estate losses

The way to deduct all those lovely rental losses each year is to be classified as a “Real Estate Professional” by the IRS.

School district sees $1.97M drop in general fund revenue

At year’s end, the school district has an opportunity to amend the budget it approves in June and make final changes.

Sunday, December 17

Children’s art featured on WNC notecards

News and notes from the Carson City campus of Western Nevada College.

Carson City Sheriff seeks vehicle theft suspect

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is trying to identify a suspect in a Dec. 12 vehicle theft in the area of Rand Avenue in Carson City.

Faith & Insight: I want something better than happiness for you

May you receive from God grace, salvation, hope, and as a result – joy!

Planning commission mulls new hotel, child care

Commissioners will first mull over an extension of a special use permit (SUP) for a multifamily development at 201 E. William St.

Saturday, December 16

Jim Hartman: Biden goes wobbly on Israel

Israel deserves U.S. support. There should be no more vacillating, equivocating, dithering or political correctness.

Carson City road report for December 18 to 24, 2023

Carson City road report for December 18 to 24, 2023

Pack football gets '24 home game against Oregon State

Mountain West-Pac-12 agreement also adds Colorado State to home schedule.

Carson City woman turns 104 on Sunday

Betty Lee Langston recently moved from Southern California to Carson City to live with her son, David Langston.

Past Pages for Dec. 16 to 19, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Carson City home sales flat in November

The median sales price for an existing single-family residence was $509,975, a decrease of 12.8 percent from the previous month and an increase of 8.5 percent from the previous year.

Friday, December 15

Carson City legal - 39118

Notice of Public Sale

Carson City legal - 39115

Notice to Creditors to File Claims

Carson City legal - 39172

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 39174

NOTICE TO CARSON CITY RESIDENTS: VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINES PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE PRIMARY ELECTION FEBRUARY 6, 2024

Lyon County legal - 39082

Notice of Trustee's Sale

Letter: A night Carson City should be proud of

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

CHS Speech and Debate makes strong showing at Hug tournament

Carson High School speech and debate students show their skills at Hug High School Dec. 8 and advance to finals.

Vehicle break-ins reported in west Carson City

Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong is urging residents not to keep valuables in cars and to keep cars locked as multiple vehicle break-ins were reported Friday.

Carson Spotlight: Esmay Hargar

Carson High School senior spent six years learning how to ride horses and a decade practicing the violin.

Carson sheriff warns of counterfeit jewelry scams

In 2022 and 2023, the Carson City Sheriff’s Office investigated many cases of people selling counterfeit jewelry.

Trina Machacek: The new roof

I wouldn’t say I’m addicted to my television; I just like the background noise.

Transportation boards OK snowplow routes, zero-emission plan

More than a dozen cul-de-sacs and streets were added as secondary (priority two) routes.

Thursday, December 14

Senator wrestling fourth at Cody Louk Invite

Carson High School wrestling results from Cody Louk as well as basketball results from Carson and Sierra Lutheran.

Douglas wrestling takes second at Cody Louk

Plus results from Douglas High basketball

Results from Douglas High School wrestling and basketball.

Grades: Back to basics for Pack in solid team win

Nevada improves to 8-1 heading into four-game trip to Hawaii.

Roger Diez: Verstappen highlights list of 2023 champions

Verstappen’s average finishing position was an astonishing 1.27, a number that will likely never be broken.

RNR Tire Express to open on William Street in spring

Established in 2000 in Florida, RNR has more than 190 locations across the U.S.

Wednesday, December 13

Churchill County legal - 39009

INVITATION TO BID-COOPERATIVE FARMING

Churchill County legal - 38985

Notice to Creditors (90-Day Notice)

Churchill County legal - 39050

Notice of Estray Animals

Churchill County legal - 39026

Notice of Hearing

Churchill County legal - 39027

Notice to Creditors - 60-Day Notice

Churchill County legal - 38255

2024 - 2025 Notice of Secured Assessment Roll

Carson City's Holiday with a Hero: ‘one of the coolest events we do’

The toy aisles are always among the most crowded once the elementary students hit Carson City’s Market Street Walmart location for its annual Holiday with a Hero event. Shopping carts start peering out and making jovial bangs as public safety, military and medical personnel shopping with their students politely excuse themselves trying to make their way from section to section.

CCHHS limits clinical services during renovation, clinic closed Saturday

The Community Health Clinic at Carson City Health and Human Services (900 E. Long Street) will be undergoing renovations Saturday through Dec. 22. During this renovation there will be limited clinical services available, according to city health officials.

Nichols steps down as Carson High girls basketball coach

Carson High School girls basketball has begun the search for a new coach.

Council approves contract for deputy works director

Fallon City Council news and updates from two special meetings.

Fallon Theatre: Music, elves on schedule

Updates from your community-owned and operated Fallon Theatre.

MW rankings: CSU bumps Pack down to No. 2

Nevada outplayed against Drake, suffering first loss of season.

Nevada Promise Scholarship deadlines approaching

Nevada Promise provides full tuition for up to three years at Western Nevada College.

Get Healthy Carson City: Safe Toys and Gifts Month

Toys that are mishandled or not appropriate for a certain age or skill level can cause injury and can sometimes lead to death.

Past Pages for December 13 to 15, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Sparks’ Haws Corp. ends 116 years of family leadership

Chuck Gruber is the first non-family member to lead the Sparks-based Haws Corp., in its 116-year history.

Tuesday, December 12

Storey County legal - 38924

Notice of Trustee's Sale

Carson City legal - 39083

Notice of Application - 23-12002

Carson City legal - 39052

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

Carson City legal - 39066

Annual Statement

Storey County legal - 38847

Notice of Trustee's Sale

Lyon County legal - 39048

Notice of Hearing

Bighorn news: Lego robots, leadership, and Senior Spotlight

News, events and updates from Oasis Academy College Prep.

2020 Trump electors deny charges

Update: The six 2020 Trump electors denied charges of fraud and a March 11 trial was set, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

CCHS teacher McGowan receives Leadership and Service award

She has spent more than 10 years as the special education transitions coordinator for CCSD.

Fallon food drive collects 23,000 pounds

Fallon Police Department leads competition among area’s first responders by receiving 6,506 pounds of goods.

Wreaths Across America: Remembering U.S. veterans

Northern Nevada cemeteries prepare for annual program

CCHS marching band ends its fall season

The band competed in November at the Sierra Band Crusades at the University of Nevada, Reno.

Santoro: You’re needed more in Reno, Coach Choate

New football coach is so excited to be at Nevada that he’s coaching at Texas.

CAPS: Keeping the flu away from your cat

Cat flu is a virus that, much like human flu, can leave them with a fever, runny nose, and watery eyes.

Oasis basketball teams sweep enCompass

Bighorns' home openers Friday against Battle Mountain.

Carson school hosts LEGO competition Saturday

Eagle Valley Middle School will host Northern Nevada’s FIRST LEGO League Qualifier from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday.

Community news briefs for week of Dec. 11

Churchill County news in brief and upcoming events for the week of Dec. 11.

Greenwave, Bighorns prep sports calendar

Fallon, Oasis high school sports schedules for Dec. 15-20.

Winter 2023 local UNR graduates

Commencement ceremonies are set for Saturday, Dec. 9 at Lawlor Events Center.

Banner Churchill birth announcements through Nov. 30

Banner Churchill Community Hospital birth announcements through Nov. 30.

Fallon girls basketball splits vs. 3A West foes

Greenwave reverses last season's loss to Wooster, but can't slow down North Valleys.

Boys basketball: Fallon pushes win streak to four

Greenwave cruises past Sage Ridge in home opener.

Wrestling: Greenwave seventh at Las Vegas dual tournament

Next up: Fallon travels to Reno on Friday for the Tournament of Champions at the Reno Events Center.

CHS students make NASA pitch for balloon testing

The students have been measuring muon count and ionizing radiation at varying altitudes for their project.

Kelly Bullis: Home energy tax credits

Basically, a taxpayer can claim up to $1,200 of non-refundable tax credits on all “Qualified Energy Efficiency Improvements,” which includes a maximum credit of $150 for what is called a “Home Energy Audit.”

TRI Center facility adds new level of cold to area

The building is divided into five storage chambers, any one of which can be chilled from negative-10 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit.

Carson City Sheriff’s Office: Unsubstantiated threats to Carson High School

On Monday evening at 10:29 p.m., the Carson City Sheriff’s Office began receiving the first of numerous information tips from social media platforms of a threat to Carson High School.

Monday, December 11

Letter: ‘Sense of Place’ doesn’t make sense

Letter to the Editor of the Nevada Appeal

Carson City District Attorney's Office temporarily relocating

The Carson City District Attorney’s Office will temporarily relocate while its carpet is replaced through Dec. 27. During this time, the D.A.’s lobby will be closed to the public. Meetings with attorneys, victim witness services, and other staff will be by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, call 775-887-2072.

Grades: Nevada fails big test in Henderson

Wolf Pack suffers first loss in dismal outing against Drake.

Symphony invites string players to Christmas Carol play along

Violin, viola, cello, bass, and harp players are welcome and encouraged to bring music stands.

Lyon County graduation rate shows slight increase

The 2022-23 graduation rate increased by 1.84 percentage points to 86.4% from the previous year.

Jim Valentine: Waiting for perfect

Make an action plan for your sale process that includes what you are going to do to get your home ready for sale.

Carson transportation officials talk snowplow routes, zero-emission plan

The Carson Area Metropolitan Planning Organization and Regional Transportation Commission meet Wednesday.

Sunday, December 10

CHS has 3 named National Merit semifinalists

Three Carson City School District seniors have been named semifinalists in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Carson City school officials honored at conference

District employees and trustees earned seven out of 16 awards in 13 categories presented among the 17 districts.

Carson City invites input on Highway 50 survey

The survey is designed to better understand the transportation needs of users on Highway 50 in Carson City and Mound House.

Faith & Insight: Celebration time

Merry Christmas to you and yours.

Republicans threaten Carson, Douglas over voter rolls

Carson City Clerk-Recorder Scott Hoen, who oversees elections in the capital city, said he’s confident the city’s voter rolls are accurate.

Saturday, December 9

Jim Hartman: Oregon reconsiders drug decriminalization

Oregon was the first state to decriminalize marijuana, in 1973.

Carson City road report for December 11 to 17, 2023

Carson City road report for December 11 to 17, 2023

Marilyn Foster: Americana history tour features Greenbrier Hotel

A two-night stay at the Greenbrier in West Virginia is part of a 7-night trip that begins and ends in Washington, D.C.

Walt dancing professionally with Vegas Vivas

Carson High alumna, Chloe Walt, is dancing professionally with the Vegas Vivas as a senior at UNLV.

Past Pages for December 9 to 12, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

CHS meal plan: How many are going to eat?

CHS has 2,270 students; approximately one-third might eat school meals. There might be anywhere from 375 to 650 mouths to feed daily.

Friday, December 8

Carson City legal - 38949

Notice to Creditors

Lyon County legal - 39007

INVITATION TO BID-COOPERATIVE FARMING

Lyon County legal - 39031

Notice of Petition for Adult Name Change

Carson City legal - 39043

Notice of Sale by Auction

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Official Notice of Public Hearing - December 19, 2023

Lyon County legal - 39047

Notice to Creditors

Governor’s Mansion hosts holiday food drive

Volunteers welcomed the gifts to supply Friends in Service Helping’s food banks and the Ron Wood Family Resource Center.

Raising a new USS Nevada flag

Nevada Capitol Police officers Steve Fleischmann, left, and Tom Pascua prepare to raise a new USS Nevada flag on Thursday behind the state Capitol. Both the United States and USS Nevada flags later flap in the breeze at half-staff.

Rotary annual Christmas drive

Fallon Rotary annual Christmas Drive has begun for local homebound seniors. Bring items for the local homebound seniors to Kent’s Supply Center, 260 N. Maine St. Please drop off unwrapped gifts by Dec. 12.

Pioneer Academy Spotlight: Autumn Stewart

Pioneer Academy sophomore Autumn Stewart plans to join the military and enter nursing.

Mile High Jazz Band presents ‘It’s a Wrap’ Tuesday

"It's a Wrap” features the 17-member band playing swinging songs on the theme of the evening.

Living Nativity at First United Methodist Church

This is the 23rd year that the Methodist Church has presented the Living Nativity to the community.

Trina Machacek: The blue box

Now it’s my honor to slip slide though snow and ice to bring the blue box of family Christmas’ gone by into my house.

Menorah lighting Tuesday at McFadden Plaza

In celebration of Chanukah, the menorah lighting will be 4:30 p.m. in the Bob McFadden Plaza in downtown Carson City.

Thursday, December 7

Expectations, turnout increase for Douglas wrestling

Douglas High wrestling has a large turnout increase in the wrestling room this winter. The Tigers are optimistic it can lead to some big time results.

Finalists named for Carson district court vacancy

Amber Handy, Thomas Armstrong and Kristin Luis are the top candidates for a First Judicial District Court seat being vacated by Judge James Wilson.

Grades: Pack gets an A on reaching the free-throw line

Nevada improves to 7-0 with second-half rally against UC Davis.

Senator wrestling looking for ‘payoff year’

Carson High wrestling has high expectations this fall even with a few newcomers stepping into the varsity lineup.

Supervisors fill committees, end Brown Street plan

Carson resident Roylen Stack was appointed to a two-year term on the Audit Committee by a unanimous vote.

Attorney General: Three Douglas residents among six indicted Trump electors

Six Nevadans have been indicted due to their actions in the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election, Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford announced on Wednesday afternoon.

Carson High cadets 4th at national competition

The inaugural event hosted by the U.S. Army Cadet Command brought together cadets from across the nation to compete in a series of events.

Historical Society presents Victorian Christmas tour Saturday

The Carson City Historical Society will present, "A Sugar Plum Victorian Christmas Tour" on Saturday at seven locations.

Eagle Valley Golf Course management praised at city meeting

Carson City officials and users of the course expressed satisfaction with Duncan Golf Management’s operations.

Wednesday, December 6

Churchill County legal - 38787

Notice of Offices for Which Candidates will be Nominated at the June 11, 2024, Primary Election

Churchill County legal - 38867

Sale of Personal Property Lien Sale

Churchill County legal - 38831

Notice of Motor Vehicle Lien Sale

Letter: Myth-busting 101

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Charlie Abowd: Spring lamb chops and Chimichurri sauce (recipe)

Spring lamb chops and Chimichurri sauce with a Lebanese twist and asparagus

USS Nevada timeline of events: Dec. 7, 1941

One torpedo slammed into the USS Nevada (BB-36) during the Pearl Harbor attack on Dec. 7, 1941, and left a gaping hole on the ship’s port side. Water began rushing into the bulkhead.

Observance honors USS Nevada

Famed battleship fought on two fronts during World War II

This Sunday morning in Hawaii began like the previous ones at Pearl Harbor, built as a strategic location for the USS Navy as ships began to crisscross the Pacific Ocean in the early 1900s between the United States mainland and territories in Guam and the Philippines

Parsons speaks at Chamber luncheon

Superintendent Derild Parsons has worked for Churchill County School District since he began student teaching at Northside Elementary in 1999 and chose a career in education because of his first-grade teacher.

Moon named education curator at state museum

Churchill County, UNR graduate would like to expand outreach and volunteerism

Mahal Moon, Churchill County High School and University of Nevada, Reno graduate, has been appointed as the new curator of education at the Nevada State Museum in Carson City.

Brewery Arts Center hosts acoustic performance Friday

Canadian touring artists Seth Anderson and local favorites The White Hats will be featured Friday.

Movies & More: Your community owned & operated Fallon Theatre

Please join us this weekend, Dec. 8-9, for our annual showing of “Polar Express” which includes our free hot cocoa bar! Showing times for the “Polar Express” are 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Thanks to the generous sponsorship of Ott's Farm Equipment and Fallon Welding the movies and cocoa bar are free.

Bighorn News: Hershey Grant helps connect Bighorns and community

Students buzzed as colorful fabrics were laid about the busy cafeteria tables. High school and middle school students were busy chatting, cutting strips of fabric, tying knots, and connecting to improve the community.

Past Pages for December 6 to 8, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

What is the mysterious dog flu?

Dear reader, recent news about the mysterious dog flu has been flooding the internet, newspapers, and Facebook. I spoke with a few of the local veterinarians to find out if this is a problem here in Churchill County. The veterinarians I spoke with said there are no cases recorded. Whew!

CCHS girls beat McQueen, open 3-1 in Reno tournament

Both the Greenwave girls and boys, and Bighorns boys basketball teams opened the season with tournaments last weekend as the CCHS girls notched a big win over a 4A school.

Fallon wrestling wins 4 matches in annual Earl Wilkins tournament

The Greenwave wrestling team opened the season with the annual Earl Wilkins Memorial Tournament on Saturday at the Rafter 3C Arena. Fallon fielded two teams – Green and White – in the single-day tournament with the Green team finishing 4-1-1.

Churchill County School District highlights

The CCHS Practical Communications Class had a series of guest speakers join them in October and November as part of their Career Explorations project.

City Christmas ornament features Ferris Mansion

Costing $15 each, the ornaments are sold at the Purple Avocado, the gift shop at the Nevada Legislature, the Carson City Chamber of Commerce and the Nevada State Museum.

Tuesday, December 5

Carson City legal - 38935

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

Carson City legal - 38920

Notice of Application - 23-11023

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Notice of Application - 23-11024

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Notice of Application - 23-11025

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Notice to Creditors

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Notice of Public Meeting - December 13, 2023

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Notice of Amended Application - 23-08022

Letter: Fertilized egg is a human being

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

UPDATE: Outage set for north Genoa customers, NV Energy says

The proactive outage is expected to last until approximately 5 p.m., depending on how weather conditions change.

Get Healthy Carson City: Protect yourself against respiratory illness

Taking steps to prevent the spread of all respiratory illnesses is important for your health and your community’s health.

Jim Valentine: Negotiating isn’t arguing

It isn’t who gets the loudest, insults better, or gets the last snide comment in during communication with other agents.

Santoro: Choate immediately brings life to Wolf Pack

It was made very clear by university President Brian Sandoval and Athletic Director Stephanie Rempe that the Wolf Pack wanted a head coach who would ignite the program.

Fallon distillery expanding by the barrel

Frey Ranch annually produces about 1.2 million one-liter bottles of its signature bourbon, rye, and uncut farm-strength bourbon.

Monday, December 4

Letter: Roundabout art not needed

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Nevada hires Choate from Texas as football coach

Choate comes to Nevada from Texas, where he has served as the co-defensive coordinator and inside linebackers coach since 2021.

MW rankings: No. 1 Wolf Pack is all ears

The Wolf Pack, No. 1 in this week’s Nevada Appeal Mountain West rankings, are 6-0 for the first time since a 14-0 start in 2018-19.

Mountain biker dies on west Carson City trail

An autopsy will be performed, but initial reports indicate the man suffered a heart attack while riding, Sheriff Ken Furlong said.

Winter session starts Dec. 18 at WNC

WNC offers accelerated online courses (a few are offered in person) in three and five-week increments for full credit.

Emergency team taking applications for training academy

The academy includes training in disaster preparedness, fire safety and utility control, disaster medical operations, disaster psychology, light search and rescue and terrorism.

Kelly Bullis: End of year tax planning for individuals

Anything you do in 2023 to reduce modified adjusted gross income will not affect Medicare premiums for two more years.

Appointments, Brown Street plan go to supervisors

Three rounds of committee and agency appointments are scheduled for the Carson City Board of Supervisors meeting Thursday.

Sunday, December 3

Carson City birth announcements for November 18 to 21, 2023

Carson City birth announcements for November 18 to 21, 2023

Burning Man narrowly passes environmental inspection

An unusual summer storm left tens of thousands stranded in ankle-deep mud before fleeing, calling into question how much of the festival's "Leave No Trace" principle could be followed.

Analysis: Outdoor recreation a boon to Nevada’s economy

Outdoor recreation accounted for more than $6.1 billion of Nevada’s gross domestic product (GDP) in 2022.

Grades: Pack a good team playing great basketball

Grading the Nevada Wolf Pack’s 73-59 men’s basketball victory over the Loyola Marymount Lions at Lawlor Events Center on Saturday.

Google geothermal project in Winnemucca may be milestone

An advanced geothermal project has begun pumping carbon-free electricity onto the Nevada grid to power Google data centers.

Faith & Insight: Expectation and anticipation

The extraordinary thing that is about to happen is matched only by the extraordinary moment just before it happens.

Parks board looks at Eagle Valley GC on Tuesday

Despite a massive winter hindering operations in 2023, Carson City-owned Eagle Valley Golf Course had a banner season

Saturday, December 2

Jim Hartman: Biden turned 81, Trump at 77

Nikki Haley is the only national political leader with a positive favorability rating. She’s the Republican most likely to win next November.

Carson City road report for December 4 to 10, 2023

Carson City road report for December 4 to 10, 2023

CHS cadets donate $1,500 to breast cancer awareness

Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps observed Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October by selling pink aiguilettes to wear on their uniforms.

Christmas on the Comstock underway in Virginia City

The celebration features historic train rides, craft fairs, photos with Father Christmas, the Parade of Lights and a fireworks display.

Past Pages for December 2 to 5, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Carson City justices apply for District Court seat

Five Carson City residents have applied for an upcoming vacancy in First Judicial District Court.

Friday, December 1

Lyon County legal - 38827

Notice of Petition for Name Change

Carson City legal - 38822

Notice of Hearing

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Notice to Creditors

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Notice of Personal Property Lien Sale

Carson City legal - 38850

Notice of Public Sale

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Notice of Abandoned Vehicles

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Notice to Creditors

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Notice to Creditors

Empty Bowls ‘fun-raiser’ focuses on hunger need

Jim Peckham, executive director of Friends In Service Helping, calls the annual Empty Bowls event in the Carson Mall a “fun-raiser.” “We call it a ‘fun-raiser’ because the goal is not to make hundreds of thousands of dollars. Basically, we want to cover our costs and make some money, but ultimately, we want to give back to the community,” he told the Appeal Friday.

Photo gallery: 2023 Silver and Snowflakes

Photo gallery: 2023 Silver and Snowflakes

Ken Beaton: Fatherless children, a cost of war

Dec. 3 is the 80th anniversary of the First Special Service Force, “The Devil’s Brigade,” defeating the Germans on Monte la Difensa, Italy.

Nevada’s graduation rate remains above 81 percent

The Nevada Department of Education (NDE) announced Friday that the class of 2023 maintained a graduation rate above 81 percent.

Fallon resident dies in Nov. 16 crash

A 24-year-old Fallon resident died during a Nov. 16 crash at the U.S. 50A at Fulkerson Road, according to Nevada State Police.

Nelson to step down from NIAA

Donnie Nelson announced Friday he will leave his executive director position in June.

Building trust

Nichols takes over as Carson girls head coach

Carson High School girls basketball has a new coach in charge and he's looking to build trust between the program this winter.

Traffic delays start Monday from Rolling A expansion project in Dayton

Heavy concrete truck traffic in Dayton's Riverview neighborhood will slow traffic through the day along the U.S. 50 and Fort Churchill Road between 5 a.m. and 2 p.m. starting Dec. 4.

Douglas boys look for third straight state tourney berth

Douglas High boys basketball has made the state tournament each of the last two years. Can the Tigers make it to state for a third year in a row this season?

Carson High Spotlight: Laura Bennett

Carson High School senior Laura Bennett has served in a summer internship with Tectonics Design Group and has performed in 31 productions on stage.

Carson firefighter injured in Boyle Street fire

The Carson City Fire Department responded to reports of a structure fire at 2700 Boyle Street on Washoe Tribal land in south Carson City on Friday. The Carson City Sheriff’s Office was on scene to assist with traffic control, closing off streets in the neighborhood.

Jake Roman to be honored in Rose Parade

Jake Roman to be honored in Rose Parade

The Roman family will be in Pasadena for the Rose Parade, which will honor Jake Roman's organ donation.

Nevada fires football coach Ken Wilson

In two seasons, Wilson’s teams compiled a 4-20 record, including two losses to in-state rival UNLV.

Flags at half staff for officers killed in Las Vegas

Gov. Joe Lombardo ordered flags flown at half staff on Thursday in honor of two Nevada Highway Patrol officers killed by an alleged drunk driver early Thursday morning.

Meshing 2 generations on a Solar Valor trip

Bishop Manogue students receive personal lessons on World War II

It was the trip of a lifetime for both students and veterans old enough to be their grandparents. Generation Z, meet The Greatest Generation — the men and women who fought in the Pacific or on the European continent in World War II from late 1941 to 1945 — or others who saw action on the Korean peninsula from 1950-1953.

Trina Machacek: Let the cold turkey sandwich wars begin

In all my years this sandwich is the one that even the men of the household will go to the kitchen to make on their own.

Downtown marks the season with decorations, trees

Fellowship of Christian Athletes Christmas tree lot is directly east of the Ormsby House.