Stories for November 2023

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Thursday, November 30

CCSO: 36-year-old charged with sexual assault of minor

On Sunday, CCSO detectives arrested Kevin Mullen, 36, for Sexual Assault of a Minor Under 14.

Grades: Pack wins ‘scrimmage’ against Montana

Grading the Wolf Pack’s 77-66 men’s basketball victory over Montana at Lawlor Events Center on Wednesday.

Planning commissioners OK escape room permit

The commission unanimously approved a special use permit for an escape room business in downtown Carson City.

Diez: Looking ahead to racing’s 2024 openers

Also, Verstappen puts a bow on record-setting F1 campaign.

2 Nevada highway troopers hit, killed in Las Vegas

The release said the troopers, who have not been identified, were hit while assisting a motorist.

Carson High debate team makes finals at Reed

The tournament hosted 16 schools and 184 individual competitors.

Build-for-rent new housing option in region

Build-to-lease or build-to-rent communities are developed by home builders who lease rather than sell the new residences.

Wednesday, November 29

Churchill County legal - 38671

Notice of Sale of Personal Property

Churchill County - 38693

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

Churchill County legal - 38738

Notice to Creditors

Navy League features new Top Gun commander

Felloney discusses history, mission of the Advanced Fighter Weapons School

Cmdr. Blaine Felloney has returned to his desert home in the Oasis of Nevada.

Breakfast with Santa coming to Governor’s Mansion on Dec. 16

As a young mother hoping to create positive and lasting holiday memories for my daughter, I would book us for breakfast with Santa that usually took place in a large department store when we lived in Washington, D.C., and San Diego.

Pioneer Academy Student of the Month: Kaitlyn Nguyen

Kaitlyn Nguyen, Pioneer Academy's Student of the Month for November, aspires to study architecture and help families in need of affordable housing.

Carson City Sheriff's Office seeks missing man

The Carson City Sheriff's Office is seeking information about a missing man. Rodney Smith was reported missing on Nov. 17. His family reported him missing and is concerned for his safety. He was last seen around near the 2000 block of West College Parkway in Carson City.

Silver & Snowflakes: The perfect never-fail recipe for creating a beloved holiday tradition

Take nine fifth grade Carson City music teachers, add two invaluable State Buildings and Grounds crew, stir in the two Carson City Chamber staff, and you’ve got the basic recipe of what it takes to pull off the beloved holiday event known as Silver & Snowflakes Festival of Lights.

Boise State, SJSU lead 2023’s final rankings

Wolf Pack at the bottom following second straight 2-10 finish

Snow could touch Western Nevada Valley floors Thursday

The transition to December toward the end of the week could bring light snow to valley floors in the Carson City area, according to the National Weather Service.

Past Pages for November 29 to December 1, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Lyon school board appoints Logan as next superintendent

The Lyon County School Board appointed Deputy Superintendent Tim Logan to fill its district’s top position starting July 1, 2024, preferring a "homegrown" candidate to performing a national search to fill its top post.

Sierra Lutheran enrollment up nearly 20%

More students coming in means needing more classroom space in the near future.

Tuesday, November 28

Carson City legal - 38667

Federal Emergency Management Agency - Public Notice

Carson City legal - 38714

Notice of Lien Sale

Carson City legal - 38686

Notice of Intent to Modify Natural Precipitation

Carson City legal - 38739

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 38744

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 38783

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 38778

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

Tigers start league play strong

Douglas High School girls basketball opened the season with a clean, dominant performance over McQueen in Class 4A North league play.

The not-so mean one, Mr. Grinch, to appear at Silver & Snowflakes Festival

The small-hearted Mr. Grinch will once again try to hide his grinchy self as he plays little tricks on students singing their holiday songs heralding the advent of the holiday season. He’ll be waiting in the wings as Santa (Tom Bragg) tries to steal the show when, on cue, that white-beard man clad in red comes down the Capitol steps as the children sing “Here Comes Santa Claus.”

Senators eyeing toughness this winter

Carson High boys basketball is looking for toughness and trust on the floor this winter in hopes of building toward a stronger league season.

Silver & Snowflakes: Capitol grounds glow during December

You’d be hard pressed to find a more beautiful display of holiday lights than those found on the front lawn of our state Capitol. Last year, for the first time, the fairy lights were creatively wrapped around tree trunks and limbs instead of randomly hung, and what a difference wrapping makes.

Holiday season: City’s annual tree lighting kicks things off

This year’s celebration will take place Friday on historic Maine Street at 6:30 p.m.

Douglas girls want to play deep into postseason

Douglas High School girls basketball features a senior-heavy roster this winter and has eyes for the postseason.

Fallon wreath group seeks volunteers

Annual nationwide Wreaths Across America ceremony is set for Dec. 16.

Eagle Scout: Oasis' Sheldon-Davis completes Guzzler 19 project

Guzzler 19 is south of Fallon behind Top Gun Raceway.

In two meetings, City Council approves licenses

Fallon City Council news and updates.

Silver & Snowflakes: Celebrating 35 years of creating Christmas joy

The Silver and Snowflakes Festival of Lights was born out of darkness, the darkness that was brought about due to the ongoing oil crisis that had been crippling the country for years.

Bighorn news: Electricity lessons and early enrollment

News, events and updates from Oasis Academy College Prep.

CAPS: Dogs’ amazing underwater skills

Dogs can actually smell underwater — and they swim with their eyes open.

Fallon’s tourism director focuses on future

December begins with a tree-lighting and ends with fireworks.

Fallon Theatre adds holiday classic 'Wonderful Life'

Updates from your community-owned and operated Fallon Theatre.

American Legion delivers Thanksgiving meals

Volunteers prepare holiday meals for the county’s elderly residents.

Prep sports: Basketball, wrestling seasons open this week

Fallon, Oasis high school sports schedules for Nov. 30 to Dec. 4.

Community news briefs for week of Nov. 27

Churchill County news in brief and upcoming events for the week of Nov. 27.

Santoro: What has improved for Pack football? The buyout

Nevada makes no progress in its second straight 2-10 season under Ken Wilson. So ... what comes next?

Fall sports: Greenwave athletes finish with postseason honors

Three Fallon football players pick up Northern 3A Player of the Year awards.

CCSD news: School district honors Native American Heritage Month

News, events and updates from throughout the district.

Wyoming rolls over Nevada in Pack's 2023 finale

Nevada finishes 2-10 for second consecutive season.

Get Healthy Carson City: World AIDS Day

World AIDS Day is observed Dec. 1 each year.

Jim Valentine: Things to enhance your offer

It's nice to win and get the home you want, not the one you settled on. Make the effort from start to finish, it is worth the work.

Salvation Army needs help for Angel Tree program

Out of approximately 548 kids in the program, from 252 families, only 120 have been adopted for gifts as of Monday.

Monday, November 27

Eckl: Nevada’s realignment system successful in first season

Scheduling, not so much

The NIAA's realignment worked for several sports this fall, rejuvenating several programs in multiple sports. However, the scheduling was not so successful.

Holiday treat concert returns to Carson City on Dec. 10

Blood donors at Vitalant's Carson City Donor Center from Dec. 2-9 may receive a complimentary ticket.

Grades: Year 2 ends with no improvement or direction

Wolf Pack stumbles to a lifeless loss vs. Wyoming, capping a second straight 2-10 season.

Washoe schools searching for 5th superintendent in 10 years

Superintendent Susan Enfield announced she`s stepping down in February for personal reasons after just a year and a half on the job in Reno.

Kelly Bullis: End-of-year tax planning for businesses

You still have time to do some planning on how to reduce your business-related taxable income for 2023.

Planning commissioners consider ‘escape room’ business

Escape 36 LLC is proposing to establish the use for up to three rooms in the same building that currently houses Visit Carson City.

Sunday, November 26

Carson City birth announcements for November 10 to 17, 2023

Carson City birth announcements for November 10 to 17, 2023

‘Cats the musical’ coming to Carson City

Performances are set for 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 1 and 8; 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 2 and 9; and 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 3 and 10

Walt wins conference title in freshman season

A look at area athletes competing in the college ranks across the country.

Charlie Abowd: Pork chops and beautiful memories (recipe)

Pork chops with marmalade, apple, cherry, cranberry sauce is suitable for an intimate dinner or can be increased for a large gathering.

Carson Valley Health awards Me for Incredible Youth

Carson Valley Health has awarded Me for Incredible Youth a grant for its REWARD Club - Leadership 4 Teens Program.

Carson City judge rejects statewide abortion initiative

The petition, if passed by voters, would have amended the state constitution to include the “fundamental right to reproductive freedom."

Faith & Insight: Where are the nine?

May we focus upon God’s love and kindness this Thanksgiving season.

WNC sees 17% student enrollment increase

The administration looks ahead to the K-12 system’s predictions and expectations for growth in the future to manage its own.

Saturday, November 25

Jim Hartman: Nevada 2024 Senate race takes shape

Months away from the June 11, 2024 primary, eight Republican challengers have entered the race to oppose U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen.

Carson City road report for Nov. 27 to Dec. 3, 2023

Carson City road report for November 27 to December 3, 2023

Carson City Sheriff’s Office honors volunteers

CCSO volunteer groups include the Uniformed Reserve Unit, Cadets, Search and Rescue, Mounted Unit, Aero Squadron, VIPs, Chaplains, Front Counter Volunteers, Jail Visitation Volunteers and Administrative Volunteers.

Past Pages for November 25 to 28, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Carson City game shop in it to win it

Dice-N-Duels at 1966 E. William St., also provides tables for people to play — something that drives and sustains business, according to co-owner Jenn Beeman.

Small Business Saturday event features downtown businesses

Free coffee and cookies will be offered in Laxalt Plaza just south of the Carson Nugget at 11 a.m. Saturday.

Friday, November 24

Carson City legal - 38690

Notice of Application - 23-11020

Carson City legal - 38692

Notice of Modification to Existing Tariff - 23-10021

Carson City legal - 38668

Official Notice of Public Hearing - December 7, 2023

Carson City legal - 38736

Before the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada Notice of Joint Petition

Lyon County legal - 38713

Notice to Creditors

Lyon County legal - 38702

Citation to Appear and Show Cause

Lyon County legal - 38683

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

Senior Spotlight: Carson High's Jackie Estrada Diaz

Carson High School student Jackie Estrada Diaz serves as a leadership officer, library aide and maintains a 4.22 GPA while giving support to students entering from Spanish-speaking countries.

School district shows how the menu gets made

The food department was highlighted for the first time during a quarterly Professional Learning Community meeting.

Trina Machacek: How old are those shoes?

Fancy is not to be found at Casa Trina.

Industrial buildings near Reno airport get new life

Due to low ceilings and lack of docking bays, the two 52,000-square-foot industrial properties were pretty much functionally obsolete for the needs of modern industrial tenants.

Thursday, November 23

Judge ends election-fraud case against Washoe County

Judge James Russell dismissed the latest suit in Robert Beadles’ feud with the county with prejudice, meaning he cannot refile it.

Cynthia Ferris-Bennett: What to do with Thanksgiving sides (recipe)

Every year we also have the same dilemma: what to do with the leftovers!

Ken Beaton: Why is KT thankful?

All of KT’s frustration could have been avoided.

Area ski resorts struggle to house employees

Seasonal employment at regional resorts spikes into the thousands when lifts start spinning in late November and early December.

Wednesday, November 22

Churchill County legal - 38662

Notice to Creditors

Churchill County legal - 38537

NOTICE OF CONSUMER SESSION AND NOTICE OF HEARING

Churchill County legal - 38497

Notice to Creditors

Churchill County legal - 38508

NOTICE OF OFFICES FOR WHICH CANDIDATES WILL BE NOMINATED AT THE JUNE 11, 2024, PRIMARY ELECTION

Churchill County legal - 38621

Notice of Public Lien Sale

Churchill County legal - 38622

Notice of Public Lien Sale

Letter: Thank you for bringing problem to light

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Nevada wraps up season vs. favored Wyoming

Pack looking to avoid second straight 2-10 campaign

A look at Saturday’s game between Wyoming (7-4, 4-3) and Nevada (2-9, 2-5) at Mackay Stadium.

Carson City teacher appears on ‘The Price is Right’

Molly Otto said she could hardly believe it when she was called down during a taping of the show in September.

‘Nutcracker Ballet’ this weekend in Carson City

The Northern Nevada Dance Co., will present the 34th annual “Nutcracker Ballet” this weekend.

Past Pages for November 22 to 24, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Johnny Rockets closing; Homegrown Bowl remains open

The Carson Lanes property sold on May 31, 2023, for $5 million.

Tuesday, November 21

Carson City legal - 38299

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

Carson City legal - 38539

NOTICE OF CONSUMER SESSION AND NOTICE OF HEARING

Carson City legal - 38664

Notice of Offices for Which Candidates will be Nominated at The Carson City Primary Election - June 11, 2024

Carson City legal - 38626

Publication of Ordinance

Lyon County legal - 38679

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 38665

Notice of Sale of Real Property

Letter: Following Trump

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Santoro: The difference between Boise State and Pack? A sense of urgency

Broncos’ Avalos fired at 22-14; Wilson cruising along at 4-19.

Churchill merchants ready for Small Business Saturday

Residents invited to shop locally and extend a tradition that began in 2010.

Cold as Ice: Ribbon-cutting opens city’s new rink

Fallon on Ice opening completes a project that had been in the works for more than eight years.

Fern 45 event raises more than $75K

Off-road racing event generates donations to veteran causes.

Fallon Theatre goes 'Over the Hedge'

Updates from your community-owned and operated Fallon Theatre.

CAPS: Thanks go out to an incredible dog hero

Giving thanks to Maverick, a 6-year-old Blue Great Dane and the recipient of the 2023 American Humane Society Hero Award.

Bighorn news: Tribal studies, dinner plans, and Senior Spotlight

News, events and updates from Oasis Academy College Prep.

Churchill County arts and entertainment news

News to know from the local arts scene.

Community news briefs for week of Nov. 20

Churchill County news in brief and upcoming events for the week of Nov. 20.

Judge rules against tribes in fight over mine near massacre site

U.S. District Judge Miranda Du granted the government’s motion to dismiss claims the mine is being built illegally near the sacred site of an 1865 massacre along the Nevada-Oregon line.

Jim Valentine: The Thanking Season

It is good to be thankful every day, but this is the time of year when we consciously ponder and live thankfully.

Comment period open for Redwood Materials air permit

The public comment period runs through Dec. 20. The permit revision would be for a facility at 2401 Conestoga Drive.

Monday, November 20

Letter: Forget pro-choice, consider anti-crime

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Diez: F1 in Las Vegas has slow start, strong finish

First-year event opens with a disaster in practice, but Saturday night's race was a winner.

Winners announced for Carson schools' essay contest

Winners received $100 for first place, $50 for second place and $30 for third place.

MW football: ‘Genuine happiness’ for UNLV, which closes in on title

No. 1 Rebels stun Air Force; New Mexico upsets Fresno State.

Capital City Community Band to present holiday concert Dec. 3

The concert will feature traditional and newer holiday songs.

Kelly Bullis: Attack on small businesses via the Corporate Transparency Act of 2021

Nobody knows if this will be an annual requirement or only when a change in beneficial owners.

Aviation director: New Las Vegas airport not just a dream

More than 48 million passengers passed through Reid International's gates in the first seven months of this year.

Sunday, November 19

Basketball Grades: Pack impressive in win over Portland

Jarod Lucas finally caught on fire. Lucas, who missed 28-of-39 shots from the floor and 15-of-19 3-pointers through the Wolf Pack’s first three games, was red hot in Game 4 on Saturday night.The Pack shooting guard was 9-of-14 from the floor and 6-of-8 on threes and scored a career-high 30 points. He also was 6-of-6 from the line and has now made his last 29 free throws dating back to the Mountain West tournament against San Jose State last March.Lucas, who also had three assists and didn’t turn the ball over, had 13 points in the first half and another 17 in the second half. He made his first three 3-point shots in the first five-plus minutes of the game.He scored eight points in a span of under two minutes late in the second half to get to the 30-point plateau for the first time in his five-year career. His previous career high was 28, accomplished three times last year in his first season at Nevada. He had 27 against USC on Jan. 13, 2022 for Oregon State.

Carson City birth announcements for Oct. 17 to Nov. 10, 2023

Carson City birth announcements for October 17 to November 10, 2023

Grades: Pack gets win, of sorts, in loss to Rams

Grading Nevada’s 30-20 loss to Colorado State on Saturday in Fort Collins, Colo.

Recipe: Potatoes au gratin, by Kate Johnson

It is the time of year for some warm, cozy, comfort dishes.

Carson City schools offer free online tutoring service

Students can receive support in more than 200 subjects.

Empty Bowls fundraiser happening at Carson Mall Dec. 1

This year, nearly 1,000 hand-crafted bowls were created by local community members and artisans.

Faith & Insight: Pray without ceasing

Prayer. We often relate this to meals, church service, and sometimes desperation.

CCSD administrator trying to speed recovery

“So that’s the million-dollar question: Do we bounce right back from that or does it take 30 years to get back to where we were before?”

Saturday, November 18

Jim Hartman: Nikki Haley rises and GOP field shrinks

Republicans could win a large victory next year if they nominate a next generation leader.

Carson City road report for November 20 to 26, 2023

Carson City road report for November 20 to 26, 2023

Samantha DeLallo wins Carson City Lions poster contest

The international contest encourages children ages 11 to 13 to creatively express what peace means to them.

Holiday train rides at Nevada State Railroad Museum

The Santa train has 11 rides a day on Saturdays and Sundays.

Past Pages for November 18 to 21, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive.

Foster earns first team all-league selection

Briefs from local athletes competing at the collegiate and professional level

Like state, more than half of Carson schools rated low

The Nevada School Performance Framework Star Ratings showed more than half of schools received the lower one- or two-star ratings for the 2022-23 school year.

Friday, November 17

Carson City legal - 38531

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 38616

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 38574

No longer responsible for debts notice

Carson City legal - 38543

Public Notice - Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Obligation Report

Carson City legal - 38583

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 38576

Notice of Application - 23-10023

Carson City legal - 38577

Notice of Application - 23-11010

Carson City legal - 38578

Notice of Modification to Existing Tariff - 23-11013

Carson City legal - 38579

Notice of Modification to Existing Tariff - 23-11014

Lyon County legal - 38489

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 38366

Notice of Lien Sale

Strong: Peace, harmony, tranquility

In 1863, during the country's bloody Civil War, U.S. President Abraham Lincoln established the last Thursday of November as Thanksgiving Day.

Athletics’ move to Las Vegas approved by owners

The move would be MLB’s first since 2005.

Vegas reinvents itself as 'Sports Capital of the World'

Professional sports leagues continue to flock to Nevada's largest city, seeing dollar signs in their eyes.

Trina Machacek: Reading the sign in signs

I can stand in a store and read every cute sign, cup, poster, or printed note carried by a ceramic chicken tucked under one wing on a ceramic sign.

AP source: Ford probing fake electors in 2020 for Trump

The probe adds to official scrutiny of fake electors in several swing states won by President Joe Biden in 2020.

Dayton’s Phillips will race world’s best at Tulsa Shootout

Dayton's Dustin Phillips will be competing at the world's best Tulsa Shootout come December.

Juvenile Services: Rise in referrals points to mental health needs for teens

A snapshot from Carson City, Lyon and Douglas counties.

Thursday, November 16

Wanted man arrested in Carson City with multiple stolen weapons

A man who the day before fled Carson City deputies was arrested on Thursday after a joint operation.

Douglas, Carson finish year with all-region football honors

Tigers’ Jackson named 5A Division III MVP

Douglas and Carson High School football had a plethora of players make the Class 5A North Div. III all-region teams announced Wednesday.

Salvation Army turkey drop means holiday meals for many

The volunteers also hoped to collect a couple thousand dollars in monetary donations. Starting Saturday, they’ll make meal boxes for Thanksgiving.

Nonprofit announces hydroponics programs for Nevada schools

Green Our Planet, a 501(c)3 nonprofit based in Las Vegas encouraging school gardening, sustainability and nutrition programs, is encouraging Title I schools across Nevada to apply for grant funding for its HydroConnect hydroponics systems by Nov. 23.

Observatory hosts telescope lens presentation Saturday

Observatory volunteer Robert Anderson will present a discussion on "The Rise of the Reflector."

Carson soccer littered on all-league teams

Senator boys and girls soccer earn all-league honors

Carson High School boys and girls soccer both have several players from their teams earn all-league honors this fall.

Grades: 12 players score as Pack pounds Pacific

Everyone gets into the act in Nevada's 49-point blowout of toothless Tigers.

Supervisors approve grant-funded pilot program for jail

The grant will be used for equipment, training and a grant-funded family case worker position at the jail.

‘Peanutcracker’ at Carson City Community Center Dec. 2

“Peanutcracker: The Story in a Nutshell” is designed for families with younger children as a way to introduce them to the world of ballet.

School district graduation rate dips for third year

Carson High School’s rate decreased from 92.26% in 2022 to 89.91% this year. Pioneer High School dropped from 80% to 71.15%.

Women’s veterans exhibit in Carson through Nov. 27

“Through Our Eyes: The Women Veteran’s Experience” focuses on both achievements and obstacles women face in the military.

Wednesday, November 15

Churchill County legal - 38426

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

Churchill County legal - 38431

Notice of Lien Sale

Churchill County legal - 38357

Notice of Application to Revise Tariff

Churchill County legal - 38305

Application to Appropriate Water No. 93087

Churchill County legal - 38333

Application to Appropriate Water No. 93098

Churchill County legal - 38264

Requests for Proposals

Churchill County legal - 38354

Notice of Hearing

Churchill County legal - 38390

Notice of Hearing

Churchill County legal - 38391

Notice of Intent to Select Exclusive Realtor

Churchill County legal - 38352

Amended Notice of Hearing

Idaho woman dies in I-80 crash in Churchill County

A 66-year-old Idaho woman died after an Oct. 29 crash on Interstate 80 in Churchill County.

NAS Fallon addresses initiatives to support Native American businesses

Naval Air Station Fallon’s commanding officer spoke Nov. 7 with members of Puyenpa Construction LLC, Duckwater Shoshone Tribe on Department of Defense initiatives to support Native American-owned small businesses.

Diez: Bright lights, big city — F1 hits Vegas

World's most glamorous cars, drivers return to Las Vegas, this time racing down a street course at night.

Tiger soccer players earn all-league nod

Douglas High School boys and girls soccer had several players selected to the all-league teams announced last week.

Wolf Pack-Rams set for Norvell Bowl II in Fort Collins

Ex-Nevada coach Jay Norvell faces his former team for the second time.

Get Healthy Carson City: Nov. 16 is The Great American Smokeout

Smoking continues to be the leading cause of preventable disease, disability, and death in the United States.

Past Pages for November 15 to 17, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Sculpture recommended for south Carson roundabout

The sculpture will go to the Board of Supervisors for final approval at the board’s Dec. 21 meeting.

Tuesday, November 14

Carson City legal - 38360

Notice of Application to Revise Tariff

Lyon County legal - 38469

Notice to Creditors

Lyon County legal - 38425

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 38468

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

Carson City legal - 38361

Notice of Public Lien Sale

American Legion seeks volunteers to deliver holiday meals

Volunteers delivered 130 meals to seniors last year and another 92 dinners for residents who dined at the American Legion.

Guard veteran: ‘We all served’

Pyramid Lake Veterans and Warriors president Brenda Henry spent 27 years serving her state, country.

CCSD news: Veterans Day highlights

News, events and updates from throughout the district.

Bighorn news: Coat drive, Senior Spotlight

News, events and updates from Oasis Academy College Prep.

Santoro: Time to deal with it — UNLV is good at football

First-year coach Barry Odom has the Rebels on the edge of the MW championship game.

Fallon Theatre upcoming films and events

Updates from your community-owned and operated Fallon Theatre.

CAPS: Cats have 20/20 scent vision

Cats have very sophisticated noses that contain 200 million scent receptors.

Banner Churchill birth announcements through Oct. 27

Banner Churchill Community Hospital birth announcements through Oct. 27.

Churchill County arts and entertainment news

News to know from the local arts scene.

‘Fallon on Ice’ rink opens Saturday

The rink is scheduled to be open seven days a week with several sessions each day.

Community news briefs for week of Nov. 13

Churchill County news in brief and upcoming events for the week of Nov. 13.

Northern Nevada military news briefs

Military news and events from around the region.

Carson High School holiday craft fair Friday, Saturday

Carson High School will host its 28th annual holiday craft fair Friday and Saturday on the CHS campus, 1111 N. Saliman Road.

Carson's Matt Williams joins San Francisco Giants as the third-base coach

Matt Williams is returning to the San Francisco Giants as the third-base coach on new manager Bob Melvin`s staff.

Historic downtown property on market for $2 million

The building includes the former George Meyers Hardware store, the Warren Engine Co. firehouse and a relatively modern structure between the two.

Monday, November 13

Grades: Top marks for Blackshear on Pack’s road win

Grading Nevada's 83-76 basketball victory over Washington in Seattle on Sunday.

Commentary: F1 learning expensive lessons in Las Vegas

First-time F1 race promoter Liberty appears to have grossly overshot the price point for drawing in new fans and spenders.

MW rankings: There’s a new No. 1 — and it’s the Rebels

Fresno State, Air Force suffer stunning losses; UNLV having best year since 1984.

WNC upgrades early childhood program playground

The set replaces a 20-year-old set that no longer conformed to industry standard.

Salvation Army gears up for turkey drop, other events

In partnership with Max Casino, the Salvation Army's the 26th annual turkey drop is scheduled for 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday.

Kelly Bullis: Disturbing IRS home visits

When somebody shows up at your door identifying as an IRS agent, ask to see an official ID.

Jail could host family services program under proposal

Supervisors will be asked to accept the grant that is effective from Dec. 1, 2023 through Sept. 30, 2025.

Sunday, November 12

Reno man arrested on charges of vehicle burglaries in Fernley

A 29-year-old Reno man was arrested on Sunday after the Lyon County Sheriff’s Office investigated multiple vehicle burglaries in Fernley.

Sylvia Froslie: Honoring veterans: A call to action for better healthcare access

This Veterans Day as an opportunity to encourage the veterans in our lives to seek the care they need.

Grading the Pack: Commendable effort in loss

Grading the Nevada Wolf Pack’s 41-24 loss to the Utah State Aggies on Saturday in Logan, Utah . . .

WNC hosts free auto maintenance workshop Friday

News and notes from Western Nevada College's Carson City campus.

Applications open for FISH Student Housing Revitalization project

Applications are being accepted for the December move-in date.

Get Healthy Carson City: Counting the homeless

Every January the Point in Time Count takes place in communities throughout the country.

Faith & Insight: What a friend we have in Jesus

Jesus is teaching that to forgo our own will and surrender it to him and others in Jesus’ name is to call him friend.

Median home sales price in Carson hits $585,000

The median sales price represents an increase of 15.3 percent from the previous month and an increase of 19 percent from the previous year.

Saturday, November 11

Jim Hartman: Terror threat at ‘whole other level’

The FBI is worried that Hamas’ Oct. 7 invasion of Israel and slaughter of 1,400 Israeli civilians will serve as a rallying cry for additional terrorist attacks on the West, including against Americans.

Carson City road report for November 13 to 19, 2023

Carson City road report for November 13 to 19, 2023

Michelle Palmer: What to do with green tomatoes (recipe)

Early freeze and everyone has pulled the green ones; looking at what a person can make besides fried green tomatoes.

RSVP’s 50th anniversary honors founder Ayres

The event will pay tribute to former founder Janice Ayres and honor Carson and Rural Elder (CARE) law attorney Lora Myles.

Past Pages for November 11 to 14, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

USS Nevada sailor places wreath on ship’s memorial

Richard Ramsey served on the battleship at Normandy and in the Pacific

100-year-old Richard “Dick” Ramsey was on the USS Nevada for 31 months, with his first action in Normandy.

Ken Beaton: Saving a part of our heritage

Every American’s life changed on Dec. 7, 1941.

Friday, November 10

Carson City legal - 38332

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 38374

Official Notice of Public Hearing - November 29, 2023

Carson City legal - 38372

Notice of Modification to Existing Tariff

Carson City legal - 38363

Notice of Application

Carson City legal - 38282

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 38406

Notice of Petition for Name Change

Carson City legal - 38307

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 38297

Notice to Creditors

Lyon County legal - 38287

Notice to Creditors

Galena stuns Douglas football for regional title

Grizzlies overmatch Tigers in regional championship

Galena High School football won the Class 5A Div. III North regional crown after stunning Douglas and limiting the Tiger offense to zero points.

Jim DeGraffenreid: Caucus puts choice voters’ hands

The Nevada GOP will instead show legislative Democrats how to hold a secure and transparent election using paper ballots and voter ID.

Carson City Sheriff's Office makes arrests on drug, weapons charges

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office Special Enforcement Team made two arrests on Thursday on suspicion felony drug and weapon charges.

Senior Spotlight: Carson High’s Anna and Leah Roylance

Carson High School sisters Anna and Leah Roylance are top students with impressive accomplishments in singing and musical theater and are known to have a little fun with each other.

CCFD knocks down fire Friday morning

A vehicle fire spread to a storage unit near apartment buildings and a mobile home park.

Roger Diez: NASCAR crowns its champions

All three of NASCAR’s top series championships were decided last weekend, two in overtime.

Nevada Guard PAO to give Veterans Day talk

Emerson Marcus, public affairs officer with the Nevada Air National Guard and associate editor of the Nevada Historical Society Quarterly The Q, will give a talk on Veterans Day on the 75th anniversary of the Nevada Air National Guard 1948-2023: Building the Total Force for National Security at Home and Abroad.

All-region volleyball teams released

Three Senators, one Tiger earn all-region honors

Carson and Douglas High School volleyball both had players make the Class 5A North all-region volleyball teams that were recently released.

Thursday, November 9

Tretton inks commitment to Iowa softball

Douglas High School senior Talia Tretton will be playing softball in the BIG 10 Conference next year.

Wilkinson to join Grand Canyon softball

Douglas High senior Haley Wilkinson will be playing Div. I softball in Arizona next season.

Public weighs in on GID at transportation meeting

Dozens of residents showed up to voice their opinion on one road funding mechanism the city is exploring.

Pack game guide: Nevada, Utah State resume rivalry

Aggies fighting for a bowl berth; Nevada hopes to avoid a second straight 10-loss season.

Lombardo working to prevent Democratic super majorities

"The super-majority has to be prevented, whatever partisan side of the aisle you're looking at," Gov. Joe Lombardo said.

Carson firefighters deliver 'healthy baby boy'

Carson City Fire Chief Sean Slamon said last year, CCFD delivered one child, and the year before that, the department delivered two babies.

Wednesday, November 8

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Notice of Trustee's Sale

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Notice of Petition for Change of Name

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Notice of Trustee's Sale

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Notice of Petition for Change of Name

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Notice to Creditors

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NOTICE OF INTENT TO ACT ON A RESOLUTION TO AUGMENT AND APPROVE FY 2024 AMENDED BUDGET

Grades: Pack opens with solid win in Alford’s fifth season

Nevada gets past Sacramento State, invasion of bats to open 2023-24 season.

Suspect linked to Sunday fire in custody

On Sunday, at 11:54 p.m., the Carson City Fire Department and Sheriff’s Office were dispatched to a residence in the 2600 block of Poole Way in east Carson City, ultimately leading to the arrest of a man suspected of arson, according to a news release from CCSO.

Strong: No right is absolute

Some think that freedom of speech allows them to say anything, under any circumstances. This is not true.

Symphony Youth Chorus holiday performances begin Sunday

The Symphony Youth Chorus is open to children ages 4 to 12 and performs several times a year.

Past Pages for November 8 to 10, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Fallon’s 1-star rankings

CCHS produced 4 generals over 20 years

Fallon residents have grown accustomed to the Naval Aviation Warfighting Development Center — a.k.a. Top Gun — and its mission over the clear blue Nevada skies and parched desert land below as pilots train for any conflict in the world. Churchill County also takes pride in the number of men and women who have enlisted in the National Guard. During the last generation of soldiers, Fallon claimed another distinction … the home of four one-star generals.

Owner eyes future as Carson barbershop closes

Capital Barbershop owner Jeff Nichols said he must be out of the building off West Winnie Lane in Carson City by Nov. 15.

Movies & More: Your community owned & operated Fallon Theatre!

Thank you to everyone that came out to support Fallon's own Performing Arts of Churchill County 2023 Fall Youth Musical , “The Maine Street Gang, The Musical”. What a great performance by a talented bunch of kids. Looking forward to their next production.

Tuesday, November 7

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Notice to Creditors

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Amended Notice of Hearing

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Notice to Creditors

Douglas hosts Galena for 5A regional crown

Douglas High School football plays host to the Class 5A North Div. III regional championship Friday night against Galena.

Honoring vets: Veterans Day parades, observances and other area events

The annual Veterans Day Parade in Virginia City begins at 11 a.m. on Saturday.

CCSD news: Volunteers, field trips, and Red Ribbon Week

News, events and updates from throughout the district.

Santoro: Is Nevada actually serious about football?

The Pack has won just four of its last 22, a UNLV-esque period of futility.

Bighorn news: Book Fair, FFA, and concession sales

News, events and updates from Oasis Academy College Prep.

CAPS: Seeing spots before your eyes?

Those black spots on some cats' noses comparable to freckles in humans.

O’Neill announces Assembly District 40 re-election bid

O’Neill has served for three regular sessions and three special sessions of the Legislature. The Republican currently serves as minority leader.

Community invited to veterans BBQ on Nov. 9 at Western Nevada College

Celebrate Veterans Day before the actual holiday with a barbecue hosted by Western Nevada College’s Wildcat Veterans Club from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 9, in front of the Dini Student Center.

Churchill County arts and entertainment news

News to know from the local arts scene.

Veterans Day: Zip Upham enriched lives at NAS Fallon

Retired public affairs officer became a community fixture.

3A thriller: Elko stuns Fallon on last-second field goal

Greenwave's rally turns out to be not quite enough in 31-29 loss in 3A football playoffs.

Fallon girls soccer falls short in tournament semifinals

After winning its first playoff game in a decade, the Greenwave falls to eventual regional Truckee.

Volleyball: South Tahoe ends Fallon’s 3A state bid

Greenwave falls in three games in regional semifinals.

Carson City seeking applicants for numerous advisory boards

Qualified Carson City residents interested in serving the public will find ample opportunities as city officials have announced more than a dozen openings on volunteer advisory boards.

Two restaurants close in Carson City

Buffalo Wild Wings and Arnulfo’s Mexican Food, both on South Carson Street, closed Monday.

Carson, Dayton, SL put up strong times to end season

Carson, Dayton and Sierra Kutheran state cross country results

Douglas cross country concludes season at state meet

Douglas High School cross country results from the Class 5A state meet Saturday.

Monday, November 6

Virginia Truckee Railroad holiday trains start Nov. 24

The Candy Cane Express will begin on the Friday after Thanksgiving and run on Saturday and Sunday afternoons through Dec. 24.

Nevada Builders Alliance hires new chief executive officer

Nevada Builders Alliance has announced Glen Martel as its new chief executive officer. Martel’s extensive background in leadership, management, strategic planning, economic development and engineering for public and private entities and the U.S. military will lead Nevada Builders Alliance through the ever-changing landscape while continuing its mission to build a better Nevada.

Grades: Lifeless Pack blows an open-book test vs. Hawaii

Nevada finishes with six completions in ugly home loss.

Carson City transportation commission to discuss road funding Wednesday

After hosting two public workshops in October, Carson City transportation staff will give a presentation on Wednesday regarding new proposals for road funding, specifically a city-wide general improvement district (GID) with special assessments on properties.

Jim Valentine: Creative buying

With interest rates increasing as they have in recent months it may be time to look at options for financing your acquisition of a new home. These times actually create more avenues to utilize as sellers are often more flexible if they need to sell and aren’t getting sold.

Sunday, November 5

Ken Beaton: Will stupidity ever end?

Calling all World War II history buffs, why didn’t Hitler invade England after his five-week victoriously campaign conquering France, Belgium and Holland?

Tens of thousands of Las Vegas Strip hotel workers at 18 casinos could go on strike this month

Tens of thousands of Las Vegas hotel workers set a deadline Thursday for a sweeping strike, threatening major disruptions to the city`s economic backbone that could coincide with the Strip`s inaugural Formula 1 races later this month.

Kelly Bullis: Tax and financial thoughts on credit card rewards

Whenever Congress gets back to the business of passing laws, there is one bouncing around in dark halls of the Capital building called the “Credit Card Competition Act.” It is designed to lower swipe fees by giving merchants more choices among networks.

Carson City birth announcements for October 23 to 27, 2023

Carson City birth announcements for October 23 to 27, 2023

Fred Kingman: Loved well

Love is perhaps the strongest reality we get to experience. And while I agree that love is more than an emotion, it does embody a desire to give of yourself for the benefit of someone else. Looking back at my life, I realize I’ve been loved well. From friends to family to peers, I’ve been given far more than I deserve or have even given to others.

Carson High’s Jacques to march in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

On their bus ride back from the Rose Parade in 2022, Carson High School’s band director Nick Jacques recalled the enthusiasm all the national marching band directors had as a band performing for the 5.5-mile parade route on New Year’s Day.

Carson City Road Report for Nov. 6-12

• The intersection of Koontz Lane and Silver Sage Drive will be closed on Monday, from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for striping, weather permitting. Access to the west and north legs of the intersection will be maintained.

Saturday, November 4

Carson girls cross country wins second consecutive state title

Carson High School girls cross country won its second consecutive state championship Saturday.

Past Pages for Nov. 4-7, 2023

140 Years Ago Immense lunch: Captain Avery will serve a royal lunch, cooked under his personal supervision, consisting of eastern clam chowder, sauerkraut, Boston baked beans and everything else to woo the epicure palates.

‘Art with Aloha’ exhibit at Community Center, artist reception Tuesday

Jackie Carlin’s art brings fresh air with tropical flora beauty to our wintery season. Carlin’s show, “Art with Aloha” will be in the Community Center’s Crowell Board Room through Feb. 22.

Jim Hartman: Supreme Court asked to overturn homeless rulings

Leaders from every Western state are asking the Supreme Court to overturn rulings from the liberal Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that local governments may not clear homeless encampments unless they can offer shelter for all those taken off the streets.

Friday, November 3

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Notice of Self-Storage Sale

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Notice of Hearing

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Notice to Creditors

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Notice of Sale of Personal Property

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Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

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An affordable housing problem? Couple discusses challenges of buying home in Carson City

Homeownership is a dream of one Carson City couple, though it hasn’t been in reach due to high home prices and rising mortgage rates. But Brenda and Jason Klug, both 37, are still reaching. “There is an emotional rollercoaster each time we put an offer in,” Jason told the Appeal at Playa Azul Mexican Restaurant off East William Street on Oct. 24.

Tiger football rolls into regional championship

Douglas football continues to rewrite record books

Douglas High School football will be playing for a regional championship next week and have a handful of program records to go alongside its impressive season.

Carson City students to observe designated Math Week

In an effort to deepen relationships with math by changing the way math is experienced, the Carson City School District, students and teachers (in partnership with Mind Research Institute) will host special events and activities designed to create a passion for fostering mathematical thinking.

Nevada Library Association hosts 75th annual conference, concert in Carson City

The Nevada Library Association will gather members for its 75th annual conference, Sunday through Tuesday.

Lombardo criticizes the state GOP holding a caucus despite a separate primary

Nevada Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo ripped his state party`s plan to hold a caucus despite a primary election occurring two days prior, a split that some state GOP officials warn could confuse voters in a key early nomination state.

Rector of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church celebrates retirement

In a significant announcement, The Very Reverend Jeff Paul, affectionately known to many simply as “Father Jeff,” is set to embark on his well-deserved retirement.

Red Cross: Turn your clocks and test your smoke alarms

As Daylight Saving Time comes to an end this Sunday, Nov. 5, the American Red Cross of Northern Nevada is urging residents to use this time as a reminder to test their smoke alarms and replace batteries. If for any reason, you are unable to check or replace your alarm, the Red Cross is ready to assist. Our dedicated volunteers can visit your home to install free smoke alarms and provide essential safety information. Simply request a visit at SoundTheAlarm.org/Nevada.

One student, one story: Lyon schools battle 38% absenteeism one case at a time

Lyon County School District’s chronic absenteeism rate during the 2022-23 school year was reported at 38.1%, about 4% above the state average, according to Nevada’s accountability portal, nevadareportcard.nv.gov. At approximately 9,053 students, Lyon is the state’s fourth-largest district. As did others, the rural area experienced post-pandemic struggles with school attendance.

Thursday, November 2

Lyon, Storey firefighters knock down 5-acre fire Thursday

Central Lyon County and Storey County firefighters responded to a 5-acre fire off Minor Ranch in Dayton and managed to stop forward progress.

Carson City airport appointment highlights projects and challenges

The Carson City Board of Supervisors’ unanimous reappointment of Timothy Puliz to the Airport Authority on Thursday gave Puliz a chance to talk about the future of the Carson City Airport.

Christmas tree permits available for purchase at Bridgeport, Carson Ranger districts

Christmas tree permits for National Forest System lands on the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest’s Bridgeport and Carson Ranger Districts are available for purchase online as well as in-person at multiple locations.

Pence’s early exit from the presidential campaign offers a reminder of Trump’s grip on the GOP

Mike Pence has a resume most White House hopefuls would dream of. A congressman. A governor of a big Midwestern state. A one-time vice president. In normal times, someone with such credentials would be well-positioned to win their party’s presidential nomination. But these are not normal times and Pence’s decision to end his campaign more than two months before the first contest in the Republican primary underscores the extent to which the party has been subsumed by former President Donald Trump and his lies about the 2020 election that he lost to Democrat Joe Biden

NDOT hosts online survey regarding transportation emissions reduction

The Nevada Department of Transportation is hosting an online survey to gather feedback on a statewide Transportation Emissions Reduction Program. With transportation comprising nearly 35 percent of all Nevada energy use, the strategy outlines state-specific opportunities to enhance transportation options while reducing transportation emissions as part of a balanced energy policy.

Wednesday, November 1

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NOTICE OF CHURCHILL COUNTY PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD FEBRUARY 6, 2024

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Notice of Estray Animals

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Notice of Estray Animals

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Notice of Intent to Impound

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Notice to Creditors - 90-Day Notice

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Notice for Public Sale

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Application for Water No. 93065

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Truckee-Carson Irrigation District Notice of Claims Approved by Board of Directors August 2023

Reno snuffs out Carson's state tourney hopes

Senator conclude best season since 2015

Carson High volleyball traveled to top-seeded Reno for a chance at a state tournament berth Wednesday evening.

WNC’s hosting Dia de los Muertos celebration Thursday

Community members are invited Thursday, Nov. 2, to attend Western Nevada College’s presentation of Dia de los Muertos, a traditional celebration that honors and welcomes back the spirits of deceased loved ones.

Tiger girls golf puts three on postseason award lists

Douglas High School girls golf had three members of its team earn postseason all-league recognition.

Diez: NASCAR ready to decide its titles

The organization's season finale is in Phoenix for the fourth year.

Douglas football welcomes North Valleys

The Tigers’ road to a regional championship begins Friday

Douglas High School football begins its road to a regional title Friday night at home against North Valleys.

Tiger girls cross country qualifies for state

Douglas boys XC send three to state

Douglas High School cross country had a number of runners qualify for the state meet this Saturday.

Get Healthy Carson City: National Diabetes Awareness Month

Diabetes is a chronic health condition that affects the way your body turns food into energy.

Ex-Pack assistants lead teams into Nevada-Hawaii game

Your complete game guide for Saturday's Nevada-Hawaii game at Mackay Stadium.

Photo gallery: 2023 Nevada Day

Photos from the 2023 Nevada Day

Governor’s Mansion draws crowds for Halloween

Halloween comes once year — costumes, candy, general spookiness — and it was not a night to be wasted in west Carson City. Trick-or-treaters lined the sidewalks outside the Governor’s Mansion on Mountain Street Tuesday for a chance to get candy from Gov. Joe Lombardo and First Lady Donna Lombardo.

Past Pages for November 1 to 4, 2023

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Prominent realtor, WWII veteran dies

Ernest Heying served community, country; a Rosary is set for Nov. 10, with the funeral on Nov. 11.

Carson High art exhibits for Día de los Muertos, Pioneer event celebration

The Nevada State Museum will host a Day of the Dead Celebration from 5 to 7 p.m. Nov. 3 and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 4. As part of the event and celebration, art students form Carson High School will exhibit Día de los Muertos altars.

CAPS: The best import from Australia

The first sale of a “Kelpie” is in 1876; since then, ambitious breeding programs have produced the modern Kelpie.

WNC's Child Development Center presents Pumpkin Parade

Children discovered something better than a new playground setup on Tuesday at the Child Development Center (CDC) at Western Nevada College: trick or treating.