Bank of America has named the Boys and Girls Clubs of Western Nevada as this year’s Neighborhood Champion.
Local group Friends of Sutro Tunnel and the Nevada Department of Tourism and Cultural Affair’s Travel Nevada division held their second input session on tourism potential.
Deputies grew beards and mustaches starting in December and, on March 19, shaved them with the help of the East 50 Barbershop as part of a benefit for the Boys and Girls Club of Western Nevada.
Nevada officials, including state Department of Education, respond to President Trump's signing of an executive order Thursday to dismantle the U.S. agency that oversees federal funds and services supporting schools and colleges.
Lee Conley is set to retire in June after about 30 years in education and will pass the baton to current Fritsch Elementary School Vice Principal Gina Hoppe.
The Carson City Rural Children’s Advocacy Center has established a partnership with Sierra Healing House to provide mental health services for traumatized victims or witnesses to crimes.
Carson City School District Superintendent Andrew Feuling gave a brief overview to the Carson City School Board on key bills worth watching before the session closes in June.
The CCAI has announced Sharon Rosse will retire Oct. 1 and with her departure the nonprofit organization will close.
Women in Construction Week is dedicated to fostering an interest in the trades and skills that have become more demanding and diverse in recent years.
The Carson City Chamber of Commerce added 10 women to its list of Women of Distinction, a celebration held during Women’s History Month to recognize outstanding professionals or volunteers.
A $90,000 grant will fund a peer recovery support specialist to assist CCSO with individuals facing a mental health crises.
Fritsch Elementary School special education professional Beverly Singleton, one of two school employees to be selected for the Recognizing Inspirational School Employees (RISE) Award, says building relationships with students has kept her at her school for 40 years.
Reading Week, celebrated March 3 to 7 this year, promotes literacy and the means for youth to develop a love for books through guest speakers, activities, exposure to libraries and other events focused on reading. The Nevada Department of Education’s theme this year was “Color Our World with Books.”
The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is investigating a possible connection between early morning robberies at Vietnamese cuisine restaurant Pho Country and cookie store Dirty Dough, reported Wednesday.
The Carson City Sheriff’s Office and Carson City School District hosted a community meeting with the Consulate of Mexico (Las Vegas) on Sunday at St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Church to address some key immigration issues.
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. Representatives from the Carson City Sheriff’s Office, school district, health department and local nonprofits addressed key identifiers and safety.
The number of Carson City School District students living in motels or hotels has doubled over 2023-24, Carson City School District McKinney-Vento staff members report.
Initial estimates from the Nevada Department of Taxation represent a significant increase over CCSD’s $2.1 million deficit from its final budget in May 2024.
A review panel of the Nevada Commission on Ethics on Thursday dismissed an ethics complaint against former Lyon County School District Superintendent Wayne Workman regarding allegations of conduct as a public officer.
Christie Perkins, director of grants and special projects, and several team members at the quarterly Community Connections meeting gave an overview of Multi-Tiered System of Support.
Chelsea Milburn, who has a neurological disorder and has been working remotely from home, hopes she’ll be able to find support for herself and other veterans who were terminated.
February is Career and Technical Education Month.
New data from the U.S. Department of Education show chronic absence levels have declined from a high of 30% to 28% in 2022-23.
Waylon Parr has been tapping into a multitude of talents in the hope of encouraging his peers to do the same.
Superintendent Andrew Feuling’s annual State of the District address to Carson City School Board members highlighted the successes and challenges the district captured during 2023-24 and maintain this year.
The company is hosting a revue “Celebrate the Magic” to be performed Feb. 21, 22 and 23 at the Carson City Community Center.
Federal school safety board formed to make evidence-based practices for school districts disbanded after meeting once.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jhone Ebert said Nevada’s system “feels stuck in the past” while efforts are being made to prepare students for a rapidly changing world.
State-sponsored charter schools in Nevada continue to make academic gains despite the impacts of COVID-19, members of the Assembly Committee on Education heard.
Residents want to help position Dayton’s Sutro Tunnel as a destination draw to their historic home, according to feedback in a planning session.
Xquisite’s annual National Human Trafficking Awareness Month event Jan. 31 at the Governor’s Mansion featured a panel discussion.
Discussions began in September when the Library Board of Trustees received complaints about passages of materials considered pornographic or unsuitable were accessible in children’s sections or by request via the Nevada Library Cooperative.
St. Teresa is the only Catholic school south of Reno and serves approximately 280 students with 30 staff members.
Many students in recent years are missing school for health reasons even when it’s not flu season.
Mayor Lori Bagwell and partners celebrated 47 Carson City School District students for improved or perfect attendance.
Chronic absenteeism is defined as missing at least 10 percent of days in a school year.
The Parker Butte earthquake, as it has been renamed, occurred about 7 kilometers deep along the Wabuska Lineament between Yerington and Silver Springs.
Lombardo’s proposed Excellence in Education Fund would reward the highest performing teachers and administrators.
The program offers a $1,000 incentive for employees who declare their intention to leave the district by March 1.
They’re frequently seen at community or sporting events. They’ll join in counseling sessions to talk about situations impacting a young person’s home or school life. They’ll answer students’ questions about dating relationships.
The Carson City Chamber Leadership Institute Class of 2025 has chosen to renovate the aging facility and its amenities on the high school campus.
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford said he was joining in the effort to challenge President Donald Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship.
Nevada teachers and students will have access to a new statewide curriculum about the importance of organ, eye and tissue donation through a joint effort between Nevada Donor Network and the Nevada Department of Education.
Funds distributed to school districts were intended to spur academic recovery, teacher effectiveness and classroom supports schools needed after closures and long-term operational changes.
Traffic along U.S. 50 remains Lyon County’s most prevalent problem for law enforcement, Sheriff Brad Pope said.
No one was injured in the incident and after law enforcement officers investigated, no damage was found to the campus.
Senate passes bill to create board to scrutinize Native American assimilation
Blue bows are lining Carson City’s light poles this month to remind the community that human trafficking is an issue in Nevada.
The Lyon County Commission on Jan. 6 approved a conditional use permit for a modular Adult Education building on the Dayton High School campus to serve students and office staff.
Carson City School Board Trustee Mike Walker keeps looking down the road and trying to get ahead of a problem in the educational system.
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