Stories for December 2024

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Tuesday, December 31

Lyon County legal - 49029

Notice of Trustee's Sale

Carson City legal - 49064

Notice of Petition for Name Change

Lyon County legal - 49027

Notice of Sale

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Annual Statement

American Legion delivers 152 Christmas meals

Needs for the community’s senior residents increases during the holidays

With each passing Thanksgiving and Christmas, the need for holiday meals is increasing with the county’s senior population.

Parsons receives annual superintendent review

Evaluation divided into standards, annual objectives and CTE programs

The Churchill County School Board of Trustees approved Superintendent Derild Parson’s annual evaluation Dec. 18 by giving him a score of 2.99 out of a possible 4. The rating scale scores ranged from the highest of highly effective, to effective, developing/inconsistent and ineffective/needing improvement. Parsons did not receive any ineffective ratings.

School district applying for Farm to School grant

The Churchill County School District is applying for a grant for a Farm to School program. At a December stakeholders’ meeting, the school district’s work-based learning coordinator informed members of a $500,000 federal grant spread out over five years that would educate students as well as the community on food production in Churchill County.

CCHS Intern Spotlight: James Sorensen

Churchill County High School senior James Sorensen scoops artisan-style handmade ice cream every day as an intern at Country Creamery inside The Grid Market and Brewery.

Veritas Preparatory School highlights

Veritas Preparatory School students have spent the last few weeks leading up to Christmas break remembering Jesus and the reason we celebrate Christmas.

Military briefs for January 2-8, 2025

The 2025 Veterans Legislative Summit in Reno is Jan. 18 at the Northern Nevada State Veterans Home, 36 Battle Born Way in Sparks, from 8-11:30 a.m. The Nevada Legislature starts Feb. 3. The report on the issues raised for this upcoming session may be found at https://veterans.nv.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/2024-NV-Veterans-Legislative-Symposia-FINAL.pdf.

‘Salute to Service’ set for Air Force-Nevada game

A “Salute to Service” night coinciding with the Nevada-Air Force basketball game on Jan. 14 will honor all military, first responders and law enforcement agencies at Lawlor Events Center.

CAPS: Scrim the Houdini of New Orleans

Dear reader, the recent story of Scrim the runaway dog caught my eye and imagination. Scrim is a two-year-old terrier living in New Orleans. He was about to be euthanized by the pound when he was rescued by Zeus’ Rescues that is operated by Ms. Cheramie.

Movies and more at the Fallon Theatre: Happy New Year

Happy New Year! We hope everyone had a safe and enjoyable Christmas season and as we look ahead, we wish you all a blessed and prosperous start to the new year with new opportunities, growth, and much happiness in the year to come.

Europe’s largest offensive

Thousands on both sides died at the Battle of the Bulge

The last major German offensive in Europe erupted in the Ardennes Forest 80 years ago when Hitler’s army attacked the U.S. Army in what proved to be one of the bloodiest months during World War II. Over time, the Battle of the Bulge led to the downfall of the Third Reich despite the gamble to go on the offensive in December 1944 with millions of soldiers and hundreds of tanks. The German plan called for splitting the British and American allies by driving through the Ardennes Forest and crossing the Meuse River into Belgium.

Ken Beaton: Saying ‘nuts’ to the Battle of the Bulge

Can you name any of the 36 U.S. Army divisions that valiantly fought in the Battle of the Bulge 80 years ago? Did you mention the “Screaming Eagles,” the 101st Airborne Division, the “The Golden Talons,” the 17th Airborne or the “All American,” the 82nd Airborne? You earned partial credit for your answer.

Nevada Treasury announces winners of art contest

The Nevada Treasury announced the winners of its fourth annual “What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?” art contest. The contest was open to pre-K to 12th grade students from Aug. 12 through Oct. 13, encouraging the use of artistic talents to create original artwork depicting what students want to be when they grow up.

Update: Woman held without bail in Carson man's 2023 shooting death

Two people were arrested Monday in connection with an Aug. 14, 2023, murder of a Carson City man, whose body was found at the end of Stephanie Way.

Joe Santoro: Wolf Pack’s portal of football misery

Pack players are jumping off the silver and blue sinking ship this offseason faster than you can say Chris Ault.

MCBCreative nominated for Microenterprise Business of the Year Award

MCBCreative, based in Carson City, has been nominated for the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Nevada Microenterprise Business of the Year award.

The importance of memory care support groups

Caring for a loved one living with cognitive decline, such as Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia, can be an overwhelming and emotionally taxing experience. Memory care support groups offer essential emotional, social, and practical support for families and caregivers, playing a critical role in the cognitive decline journey. These groups provide a space for individuals to share experiences, learn from others, and access valuable resources as they face the complexities of memory loss and dementia-related conditions.

Developer’s lawsuit against Carson City tossed by judge

District Judge Kristin Luis effectively upheld supervisors’ prior denial of the residential project in west Carson known as Andersen Ranch West.

Jim Valentine: What to expect of sellers

One of the basic duties of a seller is having the home ready to show and readily available for a showing.

Carson City supervisors to consider new year appointments

At their first meeting of the new year, the Carson City Board of Supervisors will consider various appointments including three members to the Open Space Advisory Committee.

Monday, December 30

Vehicles stolen from Carson City lot early Monday morning recovered in Los Angeles

Two pickups stolen in Carson City early Monday morning were the subjects of high-speed pursuits in Los Angeles nearly 11 hours later.

Community news briefs for week of Dec. 30

Churchill County news in brief and upcoming events for the week of Dec. 30.

Greenwave wrestling enters second half of season

Sierra Nevada Classic wraps up invitational season for Northern Nevada teams.

Basketball: Fallon opens its 3A East schedule

Both Greenwave teams wrap up holiday tournaments; league seasons begin in Elko County.

Greenwave, Bighorns prep sports calendar

Fallon, Oasis high school sports schedules for Jan. 3-8.

Board news: Trustees say goodbye to one of their own

Retiring trustee Matt Hyde receives plaque in honor of 10 years' service.

Trina Machacek: Rip off the bandage

I don’t mean like a literal bandage. I am talking about what I feel as the year comes to a close and a new fresh year is in sight. It really is though, like as the old year ends and a new one barrels down the pike at me, like a bandage is being ripped off and the new clean fresh skin underneath is ready to hit the ground running. Well, not actually hitting the ground.

Urology Nevada to expand services to Carson City

Urology Nevada is expanding its services to Carson City beginning in January.

MW Rankings: Rally against Aztecs keeps Utah State on top

No. 5 Nevada has now lost four of its last six games in the month of December. The Wolf Pack fell 66-63 to No. 7 Wyoming on Saturday in Laramie.

Carson City Sheriff's Office to increase patrols ahead of New Year's Eve

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is joining forces with surrounding law enforcement agencies this New Year’s Eve by increasing our patrols to focus on removing impaired drivers off of our roadways.

Fallon's Ben Dooley nears end of 6-year Boise State career

Former Greenwave state champ leads Broncos into Fiesta Bowl against Penn State.

This is Carson City: Carson Tahoe celebrates 75 years of community health

Over 75 years, Carson Tahoe Health has been defined by critical moments in the lives of human beings. To the residents of the capital city and the quad-county area the hospital serves, those moments have been painfully personal: the birth of a child, the aftermath of an accident or injury, the death of a loved one.

Kelly Bullis: How to fund College Savings 529 Plan all at once

It’s always a good idea to save up for paying for postsecondary education costs, rather than have to pay for them at the time they occur.

Lyon bill draft request would improve GPS notice on road hazards

The Lyon County Commission on Dec. 19 heard a presentation on its potential bill draft request for the 2025 Nevada Legislature addressing the establishment of requirements for Global Positioning System navigation websites and applications.

Sunday, December 29

Pack come up short on the road

A look at the key moments, players and plays from the Nevada Wolf Pack men's basketball team's 66-63 loss to the Wyoming Cowboys on Saturday afternoon at Laramie, Wyo …

Western Nevada College Foundation unveils notecards

Western Nevada College Foundation notecards highlight four offerings from WNC’s Continuing Education program: book sculptures, international travel, astrophotography and the Swiss Alphorn.

Faith & Insight: Celebrating Christmas

Happy Christmas everyone! For those of you thinking that I’m a bit belated with a Christmas greeting, I give you the good news that on the Christian calendar Christmas is actually a 12-day celebration, beginning with Christmas day and ending with Epiphany (the visit of the wise men).

Carson City Road Report for Dec. 30 – Jan. 5

Road Report as of Dec. 26. The following information applies to the period of Dec. 30 – Jan. 5: Road closures are expected at the following locations due to road/utility work:

CCSO announces new K9 unit merchandise

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is offering for sale two plush stuffed dogs modeled after the law enforcement K9s who serve the community.

This is Carson City: LifeChurch’s expansion at work to touch all of Northern Nevada

Many hands were needed to help teach LifeChurch Carson City’s children when it first opened its doors in December 2023. Staff members constantly were recruiting volunteers as services kept growing. There was a vibrant energy filling the property at 1600 Snyder Ave. again with newcomers bringing their little ones and their curiosity about the area’s newest worship center.

Saturday, December 28

Jim Hartman: Vindication of a ‘fringe’ scientist

Dr. Jay Bhattacharya showed courage in challenging the entrenched public heath establishment.

This is Carson City: Talents builds its own community

One of the most popular places to play soccer in Northern Nevada is about to hit its busy season. Talents Athletic Center has become a staple for many in the community over the last decade and its familial atmosphere makes it a popular spot that many frequent throughout the year.

Dominic Costarella appointed to Feeding Pets board of directors

Feeding Pets of the Homeless has appointed Dominic Costarella to its board of directors.

Past Pages for Dec. 28-Dec. 31, 2024

Pay your taxes. The Delinquent Tax List, for 1867, 1868 and 1869 are now in the hands of the District Attorney of this county, who will make trouble, unless delinquents pay up in a very limited period. “A word to the wise is sufficient.”

This is Carson City: The Journey of the Washington Elm: From Cambridge to Nevada

The Washington Elm, where legend has it, George Washington took command of the Continental Army on July 3, 1775, in Cambridge, Massachusetts*, serves in the collective memory of the United States as an enduring symbol of America's fight for independence.

Friday, December 27

Carson City legal - 49023

Notice of Application - 24-12015

Carson City legal - 49001

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

Carson City legal - 48951

Notice of Modification to Existing Tariff - 24-12013

Carson City legal - 48952

Notice of Application - 24-12017

Carson City legal - 48953

Notice of Application - 24-12018

Carson City legal - 48537

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicle

Carson City legal - 49026

Notice of Public Lien Sale

Carson City General Election costs surpass $400,000

The 2024 General Election that brought high voter turnout in Carson City cost $439,044.34 to conduct, according to figures provided by the Clerk-Recorder’s Office.

This is Carson City: Museums keep Carson’s heart of history beating

Carson City is an international hub of interest. Most just don’t know it. But its local curators and historians take pride that Nevada’s capital offers something unique for everyone.

Carson Chamber Travel: Cruise the Riviera to Alaska

The Carson City Chamber is pleased to expand our travel offerings in 2025 to include this award-winning medium-size ship for a 10-day cruise along Alaska’s famed Inside and Outside Passage departing Seattle on July 29, 2025.

Update: High winds bring power outages, downed trees and debris

A blustery Boxing Day was just the opening act for even greater winds expected to arrive 1 a.m. Friday.

Trina Machacek: Rip off the bandage

As 2025 tick tocks its way to life there are things that I still have to do to let the old year go.

Strong: 'With malice toward none'

Millions of Americans voted for Trump. With those votes, they accepted the destruction of many of the principles Republicans claim to believe in.

Thursday, December 26

Ringing in 2025: Bull riding, fireworks, and music

The third annual Roughy Top Gun Invitational Xtreme Bulls event also gains PRCA status.

Half a million reasons to celebrate

Pay It Forward program reaches milestone for Fallon Ford-Toyota.

Our view: Don’t be that tortoise in the passing lane

Nevada drivers like to camp in the left lane of a four-lane highway — and that causes dangerous situations.

CAPS ready to welcome a new year

New Year’s is a traditional time for making resolutions and thanking people who have made a difference in our lives.

Wednesday, December 25

Churchill County legal - 48220

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

Churchill County legal - 48603

Notice to Creditors

Churchill County legal - 48718

Notice to Creditors

Lyon County legal - 48815

Notice of Hearing

Churchill County legal - 48793

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

Get Healthy Carson City: CCHHS year in review

The end of the year is a perfect time for agencies to reflect on the successes and challenges of the past year and set goals for the year ahead.

Kitty McKay: ‘Cheers’ to the new year (recipe)

The Pink Platinum Champagne Cocktail is "guaranteed to elevate your view of how life is unfolding."

Past Pages for December 25 to 27, 2024

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Girl Scouts visit Carson City assisted living facility

Since November, the Girl Scouts had been holding a personal item drive collecting donations from partners and businesses.

Tuesday, December 24

Lyon County legal - 48869

Notice of Foreclosure of Mechanic's Lien

Carson City legal - 48839

Publication of Ordinance 2024-10 & Bill No. 110

Carson City legal - 48930

Notice of Trustee's Sale

Carson City legal - 48841

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 48842

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 48795

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

Fallon Theatre: Ringing out the old year

Updates from your community-owned and -operated Fallon Theatre.

Commissioners conduct year’s final meeting

Actions and updates from Churchill County government meetings.

CCSD news: Snowflakes, pizza, and staff spirit

News, events and updates from throughout the district.

Bighorn news: Caroling, La Posada, and Karma Boxes

News, events and updates from Oasis Academy College Prep.

Wrestling: Melendy second in Colorado; several place in Lovelock

Greenwave finishes in top half of 50-team event.

Basketball: Fallon splits against South Tahoe, North Valleys

Holiday tournaments are next up for both Greenwave teams.

White Christmas unlikely for Carson City

Christmas Eve in Carson City came with bursts of wind and rain, but Christmas Day was expected to be drier and sunnier with snowfall limited to the mountains, according to a Tuesday forecast by the National Weather Service.

CCAI Nevada Neighbors talk features remembrances

The Capital City Art Initiative’s Nevada Neighbors series of public talks includes interviews with artists in their studios or in a gallery setting.

Oasis roundup: Girls get win over Sierra Lutheran

Bighorns split the week with two close games.

Community news briefs for week of Dec. 23

Churchill County news in brief and upcoming events for the week of Dec. 23.

Schieve: ‘Really big projects’ coming to downtown Reno

Hillary Schieve has just two years remaining in her final term as Reno's mayor.

Kelly Bullis: 2024 tax planning tips

We are facing the last chance to do anything to save tax we will owe for 2024. Here are some basic thoughts for you to consider.

Contractor decides to plant flag in Northern Nevada

Baton Rouge-based Newtron made its first foray into region to work on construction of Tesla’s Gigafactory at Tahoe Reno Industrial Center.

Monday, December 23

Documentary about dyes includes WNC professor, son

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

Menorah lighting in McFadden Plaza on Dec. 26

There will be holiday treats and music. The event is free.

Jim Valentine: How to look at pricing today

Buy the property and create a home and you will be satisfied with your investment. When you sell, move to the next one and you, too, will be satisfied.

Supervisors, planning commissioners move forward on Master Plan

Supervisors and commissioners went through each chapter of the draft, parsing statements and word choices, while acknowledging it will be a guiding document to steer land use and development of the capital city.

Sunday, December 22

Birth announcements for Aug. 14 and Dec. 7 to 11, 2024

Carson City birth announcements for August 14 and December 7 to 11, 2024

Moose Lodge donates to FISH at Empty Bowls event

Moose Lodge No. 2709 members participated in the Empty Bowls fundraiser held at the Carson Mall.

Carson City Sheriff’s deputies take part in beard fundraiser

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office deputies, for the first time, will be allowed to grow facial hair as part of a three-month long fundraising event benefiting the Boys & Girls Club of Carson City.

Faith & Insight: Longing wrapped in expectation

Hope, peace, joy, and love in its most authentic self-entered the world to restore what was lost.

Letters to Santa 2024 edition

2024 Letters to Santa from readers of The Record-Courier and Nevada Appeal

Saturday, December 21

Jim Hartman: Sam Brown and GOP missed Senate opportunities

Republicans wish they had not missed so many opportunities in 2024.

Carson City road report for December 23 to 29, 2024

Carson City road report for December 23 to 29, 2024

Carson nonprofit helping homeless asks for holiday relief

The nonprofit partners with Carson City’s courts and mental health agencies to provide a housing-first model to low-income individuals.

Carson High counselor: FAFSA form issues resolved

Technical difficulties and glitches last year with the 2024-25 form that should have gone out in October 2023 have been resolved for 2025-26, Carson High counselor Bridget Gordon-Johnson said.

Past Pages for December 21 to 24, 2024

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Planning Commission grants Silver Oak project extension

Commissioners approved the project’s special use permit in January 2023 to allow for four buildings on a property within the Silver Oak development and zoned retail commercial district.

Friday, December 20

Carson City legal - 48187

CARSON CITY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION 2025 MEETING SCHEDULE

Lyon County legal - 48833

Notice of Public Lien Sale

Carson City legal - 48829

PUBLIC INFORMATION ON A FORMAL AMENDMENT TO THE CARSON AREA METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION (CAMPO) TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

Carson City legal - 48830

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 48358

Notice of Lien Sale

Bird flu cause of egg shortage around capital

Health officials on Wednesday confirmed the first known severe illness in the U.S. caused by bird flu, and California's governor declared a state of emergency as the virus rampages through dairy cattle in that state. By the end of the week, the bird flu was causing an egg shortage in Northern Nevada and California.

Mark Twain vice principal brings Elf on the Shelf to life

Vice Principal Marc Rodina has assumed the role of the “Elf on the Shelf,” at the Carson City elementary school.

Nevada Fence donates for Angel Tree families

This contribution is part of the program run by the Salvation Army of Carson City, which provides gifts for children whose families are facing financial challenges.

Trina Machacek: Miracles on 7th street

There seems to be a notion that miracles are huge and ground-crashing events.

Elaine Marriott: Copycat: Ginger molasses cookie (recipe)

This recipe "is a very simple version of a gingerbread cookie, with all the traditional flavor and aroma, but without the need of a cookie cutter or the need to make your own stencil."

Thursday, December 19

Carson City supervisors accept annual audit report

Supervisors lauded staff for high marks received but also expressed concern over the city’s self-insured Workers Compensation Fund and a rise in claims.

Pack opens Mountain West play vs. visiting CSU

Nevada (8-3) set for the first of its 20 conference games.

Fallon, Hawthorne projects included in Defense budget

The NDAA authorizes $48.3 million as part of the Fallon Range Training Complex modernization to pay ranchers for their land permits. The bill also provides an additional $45 million to accelerate the modernization, which was approved in the 2023 NDAA.

Carson archery program donates $700 to Holiday with a Hero

The Clear Creek Bowmen’s organization offers summer programs for children and adults interested in archery at local parks.

School district receives NASB achievement awards

Trustee Hyde named as school board's member-of-the-year.

Tara Riddle: Bisquick sausage balls, a Christmas brunch special (recipe)

"This is a great breakfast, or you can stuff mushrooms with the mixture and turn it into a great appetizer."

PHOTOS: Holiday with a Hero marks 20th year in Carson

Holiday with a Hero this year offered 210 kindergartners through eighth graders an opportunity to shop for themselves or loved ones with the help of officers, public safety, military and health personnel.

Wednesday, December 18

Churchill County legal - 48549

Notice to Creditors - 60-Day Notice

Churchill County legal - 47661

2025-2026 Notice of Secured Assessment Roll

Churchill County legal - 48362

Notice of Hearing

Churchill County legal - 48523

Application to Appropriate Water No. 93947

Churchill County legal - 48552

Notice of Petition for Change of Name

Churchill County legal - 48482

Application to Appropriate Water No. 93874

Churchill County legal - 48483

Application to Appropriate Water No. 93875

Churchill County legal - 48484

Application to Appropriate Water No. 93876

Churchill County legal - 48481

Application to Appropriate Water No. 93873

Churchill County legal - 48480

Application to Appropriate Water No. 93872

Churchill County legal - 48479

Application to Appropriate Water No. 93871

Churchill County legal - 48474

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

Churchill County legal - 48554

Notice to Creditors

Planning commissioners OK 62-foot antenna in residential zone

The 62-foot amateur radio tower proposed for 1630 S. Deer Run Road was granted a special use permit in a unanimous vote.

Santoro: Alford, the original 3-point man, turns Pack shooters loose

The Wolf Pack coach recruits good shooters, then lets them fire away — like in last week's record-setting performance.

Roger Diez: Driving tips for a safer winter

There's no reason to be like your favorite racer this winter — slow down, leave more room, and remember there's only four patches of rubber connecting you to the road.

Tommy Castro & The Painkillers coming to Carson City

Tommy Castro & The Painkillers are celebrating 30 years on the road and stroll back into Carson City on Dec. 28.

Carson's Amodei named to natural resources committee

The committee considers legislation about energy production, mineral lands and mining, fisheries and wildlife, public lands, Native Americans, irrigation and reclamation.

Past Pages for December 18 to 20, 2024

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

CVMS 7th, 8th grade teams win Tah-Neva titles

Carson Valley Middle School boys basketball won a pair of Tah-Neva tournament titles last weekend.

Tuesday, December 17

Carson City legal - 48199

Invitation to Bid

Carson City legal - 48476

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

Carson City legal - 48562

Notice of Application - 24-12003

Carson City legal - 48564

Notice of Application - 24-12007

Carson City legal - 48565

Notice of Application - 24-12012

Carson City legal - 48566

Notice of Application - 24-12016

Lyon County legal - 48472

Notice of Trustee's Sale

Kilfian third at Washington State Arm Wrestling championships

Carson City’s Terry Kilfian of Breaking Addiction Ministries took third place in the 220 Masters Division at the Washington State Arm Wrestling Championship in Vancouver, Wash. on Dec. 7.

American Legion, VFW offer holiday meals

Here's how to help, donate.

Bighorn news: Civics, brainpower, and Senior Spotlight

News, events and updates from Oasis Academy College Prep.

CAPS: The miracle of the Christmas cat

There is nothing to compare with the love of a BFF.

Cattlemen's Update 2025 set for Jan. 13-17

For more than 40 years, the university has held several sessions across Nevada in January to provide ranchers with current research-based information.

Northern Nevada military news briefs

Military news and events from around the region.

Highfill, Zinn win at Cody Louk

Results from Douglas High School wrestling and girls basketball from the past few days.

Legislation approved to fund new Reno VA medical center

Northwest corner of University of Nevada has been selected for construction.

235 Gold Leaf Lane

Comstock Senior MHP

Rotary Club Senior Spotlight: Carson High School’s Jailey Tijerina

Jailey Tijerina has taken college-level classes through JumpStart and began exploring veterinarian work as a kennel technician.

Wreaths Across America: Honor, remember and teach

Thousands attend this year’s event in Fernley, presented by the Nevada Veterans Coalition.

Recent earthquake jolts Churchill County

Series of tremors near Yerington rattles northwest Nevada.

NDOT installs daytime headlights signs south of Fallon

NDOT plans to install or replace more than 50 daytime headlight signs on U.S. 95 and U.S. 6 in central Nevada.

'Legacies' authors to sign books at Reno Public Market

Retired newspaper editor Steve Ranson and co-author Kenneth Beaton will be at the Reno Public Market on Saturday.

USDA announces over $194M in economic opportunities

Grants and loans are scheduled to support 118 projects that will help rural and Tribal communities.

Carson wrestling second in Winnemucca

Results from Carson, Dayton and Sierra Lutheran hoops

A look back at the last few days of prep sports results for high school wrestling and basketball.

New deputy public works director takes oath

Fallon City Council news and updates.

Holiday happenings at the Fallon Theatre

Updates from your community-owned and -operated Fallon Theatre.

MW rankings: No. 1 Utah State 10-0 for first time ever

Blowout win over South Florida is latest feel-good moment for Aggies; Nevada third in rankings.

Get Healthy Carson City: Eco-friendly tips for the holiday season

This year, focus on creating joyful, meaningful holidays while being mindful of the environmental impact.

Community news briefs for week of Dec. 16

Churchill County news in brief and upcoming events for the week of Dec. 16.

Fallon boys enter week on a three-game streak

Fallon edges Pyramid Lake before sweeping a pair of 3A West teams.

Melendy second at Hamada; Fitzer wins girls tournament

A week after hosting the annual Earl Wilkens tournament, the Greenwave wrestling team was in three places at once.

Basketball: Fallon girls down Hug, Sparks

Greenwave girls (5-2) also run into a tough Pyramid Lake team.

Oasis roundup: Basketball teams split league games

Bighorns get underway against Northern 2A competition.

Greenwave, Bighorns prep sports calendar

Fallon, Oasis high school sports schedules for Dec. 20-21.

School board gives Feuling ‘superior’ evaluation

Carson City School Board members took note of Superintendent Andrew Feuling’s efforts this year to welcome suggestions for improvement and build relationships with the community.

Jim Valentine: Winter weather and the holidays

If you are going to market your home through the winter be sure to get the landscaping ready as well as the inside of the house.

Lodging options at Tahoe Reno Industrial Center expanding

Storey County officials say more housing options are needed, adding there are several more hotels in the planning stages.

Monday, December 16

Pack rains down threes on hapless Texas Southern

Nevada finishes with a school-record 18 3-pointers in 105-73 demolition of visiting Tigers.

Ford revives 2020 fake electors case

The original indictment was dismissed earlier this year after a state judge ruled that Clark County was the wrong venue for the case.

Guest column: When there is no government back-up …

The purpose of HR 10045, nicknamed “FARM” Act, is to direct the Secretary of Agriculture to make emergency assistance payments to agricultural producers.

Carson school district general revenue up as enrollment increases

The district is required to adopt an amendment to its final budget by the end of the end of the year as final enrollment counts are determined.

Kelly Bullis: Get a section 179 deduction in 2024

Do you have plans to purchase some equipment within the next six months? If so, could you purchase that equipment before the end of 2024?

Supervisors take up road funding, master plan

Supervisors also will consider the appointment of three members to the Carson City Cultural Commission for three-year terms.

Sunday, December 15

Carson City birth announcements for November 29 to December 6, 2024

Carson City birth announcements for November 29 to December 6, 2024

Letter: Christmas comes early

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Carson High receives College Success Award

CHS is one of 1,436 public high schools across the nation (out of more than 95,000) to win this year's award.

Brandon Kealoha: Tuscan pork stew (recipe)

Brandon Kealoha is executive chef and general manager of Js’ Bistro in Dayton.

Nevada State Railroad Museum appoints new director

Daphne DeLeon has been promoted to director as of October from the Division of Museums and History.

Faith & Insight: The hope of Christmas

Take some time to reflect on the hope the holiday brings and embrace the find peace made possible through the Prince of Peace.

Carson home prices continue to creep up, inventory down

Carson City had 64 sales of existing single-family homes in November, a 5.9 percent decrease from the previous month and a 33.3 percent increase from the same time last year.

Saturday, December 14

Jim Hartman: Transgender sports issue boosted Trump

In the campaign’s closing weeks, Trump rolled out an ad on the hot-button issue of transgender rights.

Carson City road report for December 16 to 22, 2024

Carson City road report for December 16 to 22, 2024

Travel: South America offers a chance to travel off the beaten path

On the Collette Vacations tour to South America departing next November, the countries of Chile and Argentina will be featured.

Runner crossing U.S. to honor daughter’s death reaches Carson City

Joshua Nehring, from Rapid City, South Dakota, and his wife Stacy arrived Wednesday as part of a caravan with the Black Pearl Project.

Past Pages for December 14 to 17, 2024

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Amateur radio antenna returns to Carson Planning Commission

Planning commissioners will mull a special use permit (SUP) for the proposed construction of a 62-foot-tall amateur radio antenna.

Friday, December 13

Carson City legal - 48515

Notice of Hearing

Carson City legal - 48477

Notice to Creditors

Lyon County legal - 48520

Notice of Hearing

Ken Beaton: Saying ‘nuts’ to the Battle of the Bulge

Dec. 16 is the 80th anniversary of the first day of the Battle of the Bulge.

Navy to conduct ‘Santa’s flyover’ of Fallon

Santa’s flyover will be Thursday and will feature an MH-60S from the Naval Aviation Warfighting Development Center Search and Rescue at Naval Air Station Fallon.

Carson City open space panel takes up Tahoe path system

The Parks and Recreation Commission already recommended supervisors support what’s known as the East Shore Trail and related improvements.

Tiger wrestling roster taking shape

The Douglas High School wrestling team is battling some early-season challenges, but the Tigers anticipate being a tough out in Northern Nevada this winter.

Trina Machacek: So many stories of skunks

Do you know that if you talk to 10 people, I would bet that at least half of them will have some sort of a skunk story to share? That number grows steadily if you live in a rural setting.

RTC requests fed funds for Carson road projects

RTC members voted, 4-1, to request from the Board of Supervisors up to $456,837.20 in unexpended ARPA funds for local roads.

Thursday, December 12

Boshard steps down from Carson football

Carson High School football will be in search of a new head coach after Ryan Boshard resigned this week.

Carson girls down McQueen in league opener

Results from Carson basketball, Douglas basketball and wrestling and Sierra Lutheran hoops from this week.

New command master chief considers Fallon home

“I volunteered to come here. I enjoy Fallon," CMC Monica Kuhl says.

VIDEO: Hit-and-run suspect sought by Carson City Sheriff’s Office

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is seeking to identify the suspect in a hit and run investigation.

VIDEO: Carson City Sheriff’s Office seeks ID in Walmart theft

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is seeking to identify two suspects in a larceny investigation.

Pack returns to form, with help from the bench

Nevada's three leaders get back on track, combining for 40 points in win over South Dakota State.

Roger Diez: McLaren claims final trophy of 2024

And now we await the 2025 season, which will begin a little over a month from now with the Roar Before the 24 at Daytona on Jan. 17-19.

Volunteers needed for Night Off the Streets homeless center

The warming center was established in 2017 after four people died of the cold on Carson City streets the year before.

‘Winter’s Charm’ promotes Carson as holiday destination

While the film centers on the two characters with its side characters, Carson is really considered central to the plot.

Wednesday, December 11

Churchill County legal - 48203 & 48210

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO APPROVE FY25-FY30 ROAD/BRIDGE PROJECTS

Churchill County legal - 48194

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO EXPAND SERVICE TERRITORY OF GAS UTILITY

Churchill County legal - 48336

Notice to Creditors

Churchill County legal - 48337

Amended Notice of Hearing

Churchill County legal - 48357

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ACT ON RESOLUTION TO AUGMENT BUDGET

Churchill County legal - 48073

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

WNC nurses present community Bingo Night Thursday

Bingo Night is coming to Western Nevada College, courtesy of the National Student Nurses’ Association.

Ways to Deal with Caregiver Burnout

Caregiving for a loved one, particularly those with chronic illnesses, dementia, or other age-related conditions, can be a rewarding but also exhausting role. While providing care is often driven by love and a sense of responsibility, the emotional, physical, and mental demands of caregiving can lead to burnout. In fact, studies show that a significant percentage of family caregivers experience high levels of stress and exhaustion.

Santoro: It’s Portal Pack season, everyone!

Nevada heavily involved with college football's annual circus, with players coming and going — mostly going.

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 11 to 13, 2024

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

City ornament showcases Krebs-Peterson House, John Wayne

This year, the ornament depicts the Krebs-Peterson House at 500 Mountain St., including John Wayne and his horse in miniature.

Tuesday, December 10

Carson City legal - 48250

Publication of Ordinance No. 2024-9 / Bill No. 109

Carson City Storage - 48360

Notice of Public Lien Sale

Carson City legal - 48196

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO EXPAND SERVICE TERRITORY OF GAS UTILITY

Carson City legal - 48444

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

Carson boys finish 2-2 in tournament

Results from prep hoops from this past weekend for Carson, Dayton and Sierra Lutheran High Schools.

Tiger boys split four-game slate

Results from Douglas High School basketball from over the weekend.

Carson High wrestling back on the mat this winter

Heavyweight Porter leads Senators'

Carson High School wrestling has its usual expectations this winter, but a strong senior class could push the Senators' to greater heights this season.

Volunteers ready for Wreaths Across America

Ceremony honors almost 10,000 veterans at state cemetery.

CCSD news: Flags, treasure and world travel

News, events and updates from throughout the district.

Greenwave Theatre set for ‘The Wizard of Oz’ performances

Showings scheduled for Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

City Council approves liquor, food licenses

Fallon City Council news and updates.

MW rankings: Pack fourth in initial list; Utah State leads

Nevada enters week at 6-3 after a 4-0 start to season.

Rotary Club Senior Spotlight: Pioneer Academy’s Kylee Krause-Mays

Pioneer Academy's Kylee Krause-Mays earned a Distinguished Student award through the National Honor Society and is a member of the American Sign Language club.

Community news briefs for week of Dec. 9

Churchill County news in brief and upcoming events for the week of Dec. 9.

American Legion volunteers deliver holiday meals to area seniors

At the end of November, civilian and military volunteers delivered 135 meals — but the prep time begins days before the holidays.

Northern Nevada military news briefs

Military news and events from around the region.

Runner touring every Capitol arrives in Carson on Thursday

South Dakota Joshua Nehring runner invites public to join him in walk to the State Capitol at 1 p.m. Thursday.

Fallon basketball teams pick up tournament wins

Oasis teams play five times in Yerington.

Fallon's Dooley help Boise State reach Fiesta Bowl

McCormick, Idaho advance to FCS quarterfinals.

Camos to Classroom awards scholarships to 4 veterans

The annual From Camos to Classroom scholarship gala Nov. 16 recognized four veterans from Northern Nevada who are furthering their education.

Bull riding returns to Rafter 3C to kick off 2025

The PRCA-sanctioned extreme bulls event will feature some of the world's top riders.

Volunteers needed to place wreaths for vets at Lone Mountain

Volunteers and wreath sponsors are needed to ensure every veteran receives a proper remembrance.

Carson City fire chief to retire May 31

Carson City Fire Chief Sean Slamon will be retiring effective May 31, according to a Dec. 4 letter he sent to city officials.

State reports first Avian Influenza detection in Nye County dairy cows

On Friday, the Nevada Department of Agriculture received evidence of a detection of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in dairy cattle in Nye County.

Monday, December 9

UPDATE: Seismological lab says earthquake was 7 miles deep

Monday's earthquake occurred on an unnamed fault between Yerington and Silver Springs in Lyon County.

Pack’s key players not making their shots

Nevada drops its first true road game, with Coleman, Davidson and DuSell again struggling to find the bottom of the basket.

Greater Nevada Credit Union named community partner to schools

The Community Partner Recognition System aims to build a stronger, more engaged community dedicated to the success and wellbeing of its students.

Holiday treat concert at community center Dec. 15

The concert will feature seasonal favorites and includes an opportunity to join the traditional singalong finale.

Jim Valentine: Does the house fit you?

Be sure to look ahead and anticipate your future needs.

Bonkowski joins daughter, son-in-law for new dynamic in commercial real estate

Andie Wilson Bonkowski has joined daughter and son-in-law, Mallory and Blaise LaBranch, at LOGIC Commercial Real Estate.

Senator XC donates to Toys for Tots

The Carson High School cross country team made a donation for the holiday season last week.

Sunday, December 8

Carson City birth announcements for November 24 to 27, 2024

Carson City birth announcements for November 24 to 27, 2024

Andrew Feuling: Legislative session an opportunity for our children’s future

The opportunity to sustain and further improve upon not only what we can offer to our children, but also how we are judged in that endeavor, is an exciting one.

Historical society presents Victorian Christmas tour Dec. 14

The Carson City Historical Society will present, "A Sugar Plum Victorian Christmas Tour."

Carson boys thump Sparks to open winter

Carson girls, Douglas get underway

Results from the opening few days of the 2024-25 prep basketball season.

Senior Spotlight: The importance of memory care support groups

Caring for a loved one living with cognitive decline, such as Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia, can be an overwhelming and emotionally taxing experience.

Carson schools foundation supports classroom work

CCSF Board President Jon Hager says there are opportunities to approach the community about its mission.

Senator girls hoops ready for new chapter

Sam Golden takes over as Carson head coach

Carson High School girls basketball opened its 2024-25 season this past week. Here's what you can expect to see from the Senators this winter.

Walk/Run to Remember raises $11K for Alzheimer’s Association

The third annual Walk/Run to Remember took place on Sept. 28 at McFadden Plaza in downtown Carson City.

Faith & Insight: Beauty of the season

Why do string lights and warm fires and giving gifts stir a deeper longing for more?

Transportation commission may ask supervisors for road funds

The RTC convenes Wednesday in the community center boardroom immediately after adjournment of the Carson Area Metropolitan Planning Organization that meets at 4:30 p.m.

Saturday, December 7

Jim Hartman: Gov. Lombardo urges election reforms

Lombardo blames Nevada law that allows ballots sent by Election Day to be counted up to four days afterward.

Carson City road report for December 9 to 15, 2024

Carson City road report for December 9 to 15, 2024

Senior Spotlight: November kicks off National Alzheimer's Awareness Month

Did you know that Nevada is the third fastest aging state in the country? With age being the greatest risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease, Nevada is poised to be hit hard by the Alzheimer’s crisis.

Carson woman donates $600 to help fund school meals

Heather G.'s contribution will help ensure every student has access to school meals, the school district said.

Past Pages for December 7 to 10, 2024

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Legislature will have $12.4 billion for budget

Projection nearly 7 percent increase from last state budget

The record-setting projected tax revenue forecast was approved Monday by the state’s Economic Forum.

Observances mark Pearl Harbor’s 83rd anniversary

In the Silver State, residents honor the sailors and Marines who served on the USS Nevada while a memorial pays homage to the sailors and Marines who died on the battleship USS Arizona.

Friday, December 6

Carson City legal - 48138

Notice of Application - 24-11040

Carson City legal - 48139

Notice of Application - 24-11033

Carson City legal - 47987

NOTICE OF INTENT TO ACT ON A RESOLUTION TO AUGMENT AND APPROVE FY 2025 AMENDED BUDGET

Carson City legal - 48251

OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING - December 17, 2024

Carson City legal - 48136

Notice of Public Sale

Carson City legal - 48198

Notice to Vacate and Re-Set Notice of Hearing

Lyon County legal - 48249

Notice of Public Lien Sale

Carson City legal - 48211

Notice of Trustee's Sale

Carson City legal - 48181

Notice to Creditors

New gateway: Artist discusses roundabout sculpture

A 20-foot-tall, nearly 6,000-pound public sculpture by New Mexico artist Karen Yank was installed by crane and craftsmanship in south Carson City on Friday.

WNC nurses association presents Bingo Night Dec. 12

Proceeds will be used to send nursing students to the national convention in Seattle next spring.

Trina Machacek: Courage, heart and brains

Here’s to hoping you have people in your life that want to share life with you.

Supervisors OK drug treatment facility in north Carson

Supervisors voted unanimously to reject three appeals and affirm planning commissioners’ approval for the project at 1625 Vista Lane.

Salvation Army reports kettle theft in Carson City

The theft occurred when a student volunteer stepped inside the store momentarily and left the kettle unattended.

Thursday, December 5

2 Carson High students arrested for weapon at school

Two Carson High School students were detained and the school was on “secure” Thursday after an incident involving paintballs, the Carson City Sheriff’s Office said.

RTC appointment sparks road funding talk after election loss

Mayor Lori Bagwell asked about local road funding given two ballot measures for such funding were rejected by voters in November.

Pack gets road test at Loyola Marymount

Nevada looks to shake off poor outing in loss to Washington State.

Video: Carson City Sheriff’s Office looking for Costco theft suspect

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is seeking information to identify a suspect in a larceny investigation.

Weekend sports on TV: Conference title games will shape CFP field

Also: College basketball ramps up; Bears visit 49ers.

Roger Diez: F1 wraps up season at Abu Dhabi

The Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will run the Yas Marina circuit, a 3.281 mile, 16-turn road course with three DRS zones and a unique pit exit through a tunnel.

Elaine Marriott: Making the most out of leftovers (recipe)

Stretch that leftover turkey and bones into a delicious classic turkey noodle soup.

Kelly Bullis: An ode to my dad, John R. Bullis

"John Bullis was a husband of 68 years, an Army captain, a choir singer, a church elder, a SUPER CPA and my dad."

Parks panel OKs Tahoe path pact, postpones Lompa park plan

The agreement aims to improve traffic conditions and user challenges on the east side of Lake Tahoe, a portion of which lies in Carson City.

Wednesday, December 4

Churchill County legal - 48086

BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF NEVADA NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF SOUTHWEST GAS CORPORATION FOR DEFERRED ENERGY ACCOUNTING ADJUSTMENT AND NOTICE OF PREHEARING CONFERENCE

Churchill County legal - 47963

Notice to Creditors and Others Concerned

Churchill County legal - 47927

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicle

Churchill County legal - 48075

BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF NEVADA NOTICE OF APPLICATION

Churchill County legal - 48126

Notice of Public Lien Sale

Churchill County legal - 48072

Notice of Hearing

Symphony Youth Strings to perform ‘Music with Friends’ Dec. 12

The program includes traditional, folk, fiddle, and classical selections.

Get Healthy Carson City: Protect yourself and others this respiratory illness season

National Influenza Vaccination Week and National Handwashing Awareness Week are observed annually in December.

Past Pages for December 4 to 6, 2024

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Historic Carson City home coming back to life after fire

Resource Concepts Inc., is reconstructing the 1906-07 house at 340 N. Minnesota St., that served as RCI’s office for more than four decades until a fire in 2022.

Tuesday, December 3

Lyon County legal - 48092

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 47918

Notice of Public Lien Sale

Carson City legal - 47990

Invitation to Bid

Carson City legal - 48130

Notice of Sale of Motor Vehicles

Carson City legal - 48135

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 48119

Notice to Creditors

Carson City legal - 48044

Notice of Public Lien Sale

Carson City legal - 48081

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

Carson City legal - 48121

Notice of Public Lien Sale

Carson City legal - 48132

Request for Qualifications - Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR)

Too much turkey? Pack seems slow, listless in loss to WSU

Nevada follows up holiday tournament with a poor shooting night against underdog Cougars.

Lions announce winners of Peace Poster contest

The Carson City Host Lions Club announces Oriah Land has won the local competition in the Peace Poster contest.

Rotary Club Senior Spotlight: Carson High School’s Sonne Zambrana

Sonne Zambrana is a three-year CTE graphic design student who plans to major in art and go into the animation industry.

Christmas tree lighting: 95 is the number to know

Johnsons, both 95, will begin the annual festivities.

First responders' food drive yields more than 28K pounds

'Highest year yet' reverses recent trend of falling totals.

Fallon Theatre has busy holiday schedule

Updates from your community-owned and -operated Fallon Theatre.

School board recognizes student achievements

Actions and updates from Churchill County government meetings.

Commissioners approve Planning Commission nomination

Actions and updates from Churchill County government meetings.

Community news briefs for week of Dec. 2

Churchill County news in brief and upcoming events for the week of Dec. 2.

CAPS: The Beagle Brigade on patrol

The detector dog initiative was set up in the 1980s as part of the Agriculture Quarantine Inspection Program.

Preps: Greenwave, Bighorns open winter sports season

Both schools’ basketball teams will compete in three-day tournaments on the road.

Mile High Jazz Band presents ‘Sweet Charity’ holiday jazz and poetry on Dec. 10

"Sweet Charity” features the 17-member band playing swinging songs on the theme of the evening.

Kelly Bullis: Is using an installment sale a good idea?

Here is an option to solve your house selling problem and not lose any of the CD interest you’re used to earning and were looking forward to earning on the proceeds from the real estate sale.

Carson City’s historic Clapp House being restored

Carson City’s Clapp House is showing signs of promise that it’s being restored to a thing of beauty again.

Monday, December 2

Ronni Hannaman: Stewart Indian School Museum provides insight into controversial times

It is worth a visit to the Stewart Indian School Cultural Center & Museum to understand what a government can force upon an ethnic group.

Santoro: The losses just keep piling up along Pack’s sad, winding road

Nevada, losers of 33 of its last 41 football games, has found itself lapped by its southern rival.

Douglas girls want to outwork opponents

Douglas High School girls basketball will be tasked with replacing quite a few seniors from last season, relying on role players from last winter to step into big minutes.

WNC scholarship to help address child care shortage

Close to 65% of Nevada’s children ages 0-5 live in households with all parents in the workforce.

Jim Valentine: To accept or not accept

When you have a plan together, you and your agent can work together to execute it, and you will be comfortable and confident all along the way.

Veterans groups seek volunteers for military, civilian events

Three major organizations that assist with veterans’ events and funerals in Northern Nevada are seeking new members to bolster their ranks.

Supervisors to hear drug treatment facility appeals

The Carson City Board of Supervisors is set to decide on a new substance abuse treatment center in north Carson.

Sunday, December 1

Carson City birth announcements for November 19 to 22, 2024

Carson City birth announcements for November 19 to 22, 2024

Carson High fundraiser to help with Thanksgiving costs

The Alternative Standards Program at CHS is dedicated to equipping students with practical tools for independence and success.

Sutro Tunnel nonprofit receives tourism grant

The grant will provide the Sutro Tunnel greater exposure, which is helpful to have the support of local and state officials.

Keys: Cannon stays red as Rebels rout Pack

A look at the key moments, players and plays from the Wolf Pack's 38-14 loss to UNLV on Saturday at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

Get Healthy Carson City: World AIDS Day

This year’s theme is “Collective Action: Sustain and Accelerate HIV Progress.”

Faith & Insight: Finding a place with God

If you go looking for God, how far away is he? Turn around, he’s right behind you.

Local entrepreneurs acquire The Virgil in Reno

Colin and MaryBeth Smith recently added to their portfolio of businesses.