RTC members voted, 4-1, to request from the Board of Supervisors up to $456,837.20 in unexpended ARPA funds for local roads.
Carson City Fire Chief Sean Slamon will be retiring effective May 31, according to a Dec. 4 letter he sent to city officials.
Andie Wilson Bonkowski has joined daughter and son-in-law, Mallory and Blaise LaBranch, at LOGIC Commercial Real Estate.
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.
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.
Supervisors voted unanimously to reject three appeals and affirm planning commissioners’ approval for the project at 1625 Vista Lane.
Mayor Lori Bagwell asked about local road funding given two ballot measures for such funding were rejected by voters in November.
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.
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.
The Carson City Board of Supervisors is set to decide on a new substance abuse treatment center in north Carson.
Jeannie Morgan said she and her husband, Troy, have been involved with Burning Man for more than 20 years and wanted to bring the same vibe to Saltwater Tavern.
The Carson City Parks and Recreation Commission will consider a new park and the Lake Tahoe Path System.
High winds whipping the Carson City area Friday afternoon were harbingers of a powerful storm cycle expected to deliver snow to the mountains and rain to valley floors through the weekend.
The third marijuana dispensary in Carson City, located at 3060 East Highway 50, is set to open doors Saturday morning.
Supervisors unanimously appointed Chief Deputy District Attorney Garrit Pruyt, who oversees the criminal division, to fill outgoing District Attorney Jason Woodbury’s remaining term, from Dec. 2 to Jan. 4, 2027.
The Carson City Planning Commission voted 6-0, with Commissioner Nathaniel Killgore absent, to approve a special use permit establishing a tattoo parlor at 184 W. Winnie Lane.
Fire caused by battery fire poses no threat to surrounding structures or neighbors, CCFD Chief Sean Slamon reports. A lithium-ion battery was ruled out as the culprit on Wednesday.
Supervisors will get to weigh in on a proposed RV and boat storage facility to which planning commissioners gave thumbs down in August after hearing from concerned neighbors.
Carson City planning commissioners will meet at 5 p.m. Tuesday in the community center boardroom, 851 E. William St.
The nearly 6,000-pound sculpture by artist Karen Yank called “Sense of Place" is set to be installed Dec. 6.
Clerk-Recorder Scott Hoen presented figures from the Nov. 5 election and highlighted voter turnout, which was 78.4 percent, or 31,149 ballots cast from 39,731 active voters.
Volunteers with the Salvation Army were hoping to see more donations during the 27th annual turkey drop Thursday at Max Casino in downtown Carson City.
CAMPO members voted 5-1 to accept a Zero Emission Transportation Plan but not approve implementation until concerns about electrification are addressed.
The Carson Area Metropolitan Planning Organization and the Regional Transportation Commission are scheduled to meet Wednesday.
Charlie Abowd and wife Karen Abowd, former Carson City supervisor, purchased the iconic Adele’s restaurant in downtown Carson from Abowd’s parents in 1998.
The dream of homeownership has become a reality for one Carson City family after two years of searching. On Nov. 4, the Klug family headed by parents Jason and Brenda, both 38, showed the Appeal their new 1954 charmer on North Nevada Street downtown. The couple and their three young children were profiled by the Appeal in the fall of 2023.
Carson City is in the process of becoming a pickleball destination thanks to passionate players, a local nonprofit and the support of the Board of Supervisors. Thursday, supervisors unanimously approved a $1.07 million contract with Spanish Springs Construction Inc. to replace two dilapidated tennis courts behind the aquatic center in Mills Park with six post-tension-concrete pickleball courts. Both for the contract and for approval of $170,790 in Community Development Block Grant funding for the project, the audience in the boardroom broke into applause.
Those disappointed that Big Lots in Carson City would be closing have some good news heading into the holiday shopping season. Big Lots Inc. announced the store “previously scheduled for closure” will remain open.
The majority of Carson City voters appear to have embraced the current composition of the Board of Supervisors even as they shot down two tax proposals to fund local roads. Preliminary results released by the Clerk-Recorder’s Office on Tuesday night show incumbent Mayor Lori Bagwell with a large lead along with incumbent Ward 4 Supervisor Lisa Schuette.
Supervisors will consider a $1.069 million contract to turn the two remaining unplayable concrete tennis courts into six new pickleball courts.
Nevada will get $10 million “to enhance the safety and functionality of the Marlette Lake Dam, reducing the risk of a dam breach during an earthquake."
The funding will be used to renovate the 53-acre site by implementing improvements from the Mills Park Master Plan “to preserve the park’s natural aesthetic and design, while creating a cohesive user-friendly park that responds to the concerns and needs of the community.”
The Carson City Planning Commission voted 6-0 to approve a special use permit for Vitality Unlimited for a new 36-bed, 9,200-square-foot residential substance use disorder treatment center.
Following a celebration over the weekend, Nevada turns 160 years old Thursday.
The Carson City Planning Commission on Wednesday will consider a permit for a new residential substance use disorder treatment center.
Carson Area Metropolitan Planning Organization will host a “static showing” of the van to be used in a pavement survey in Carson City and Douglas County.
The flyer was for a “Trump 47” rally at the Capitol complex in downtown Carson City on Oct. 19, the first day of early voting.
A ballot cast in Carson City follows a path from the voter’s hand to recordation. With the help of more than 80 election workers and bipartisan boards, that path is secure with processes to ensure every vote counts, Clerk-Recorder Scott Hoen said.
The governor and First Lady Donna Lombardo will be handing out candy to celebrants, who could make a sizable crowd.
Congressman Mark Amodei and challenger Greg Kidd shared some laughs and good humor but did clash a few times at a public forum at the Brewery Arts Center.
Fourth quarter filings for the year are due Jan. 15, 2025. Early voting for the Nov. 5 General Election begins Saturday.
Carson City Clerk-Recorder Scott Hoen maintained that despite an error in party affiliation and corrected ballots sent to active voters, voting in the Nov. 5 General Election will be safe and secure.
Monday, signs inside and outside the 4215 S. Carson St., store advertised the impending closure and discounts on items.
The Carson City Board of Supervisors has three items on its regular action agenda on Thursday.
Carson City supervisors will review an appointment to the Planning Commission after Planning Commission Vice Chair Sena Loyd announced her resignation effective Sept. 30.
CAMPO members Wednesday unanimously approved a contract with Applied Pavement Technology (AP Tech) for $150,286 for a pavement survey in Carson City and Douglas County.
Asked what the critical issues are facing Nevada, Republican Assemblyman for District 40, P.K. O’Neill, and Democrat challenger Katherine Ramsey gave different answers.
First Judicial District Court Department 2 Judge Kristin Luis and Carson City attorney and challenger Mark Krueger debated on Wednesday court operations including capacity issues at the Carson City Courthouse.
Monday's forum on two Carson City ballot questions revealed a stark division in what proponents believe about the tax proposals and what opponents believe.
Incumbent Ward 4 Supervisor Lisa Schuette and challenger Lucia Maloney hugged each other before a public forum Monday.
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