Muscle Powered is partnering with the Western Nevada Safe Routes to School program to deliver, by bicycle, 500 to 800 books to Bordewich Bray Elementary School.
In February, Carson saw 30 sales of existing single-family homes, a 41.2 decrease from the previous year but a 42.9 percent increase from January.
“We are concerned with the additional warm storm forecasts as the ground is saturated."
RTC members unanimously approved more than $5 million in federal funding requests.
Labor dispute between the city and the Carson City Deputy Sheriff’s Association leads the agenda.
The assessment reveals the way social and medical issues intertwine. For example, one top need identified is safe, affordable housing.
Supervisors and planning commissioners spent hours combing over the proposed revisions
Full Circle Soils and Compost's new equipment is triggering an air quality permit review from the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection.
The man was allegedly jaywalking in the middle of the highway, said Sheriff Ken Furlong.
The measure will return to supervisors, but staff needs time to figure out necessary steps for the suspension.
Pot shops will not be coming to North Carson Street anytime soon
A hearing on Senate Bill 16 was held Feb. 22; no action was taken.
Estimated sales tax revenue for quality-of-life funding is projected to be $1.4 million for the next fiscal year.
“Drought conditions have shown a lot of improvement. The reservoir storage is going to improve greatly once it starts to melt.”
Supervisors will decide if retail marijuana stores and medical dispensaries should be allowed in the retail commercial zone along a section of North Carson Street.
The meeting will be held in the Nugget Hall of Western Nevada College.
Daren Griffin sees a bright future for Northern Nevada. “This airport has to get a little bigger to meet the needs of not only today’s generation, but the next generation.”
Last year, the human resources department screened more than 4,500 applications for 227 positions.
Nevada Humane Society CEO Greg Hall presented an annual report to the Carson City Board of Supervisors.
Supervisors recognized half a dozen city employees Feb. 21 for respective lengths of service.
The 2023-26 Transportation Improvement Plan includes 25 projects across Carson City, Lyon and Douglas counties.
Supervisors directed city staff to pursue a 2024 ballot measure that would put a new .25 percent sales tax to voters.
Two of Lyon County’s top public servants described how they’re improving public safety in the Dayton area with the help of voters.
The remodel entails the west-wing bathrooms, the dining hall and kitchen.
Supervisors will hear their first update on the Nevada Legislature Thursday.
The Carson City Sheriff’s Office conducted a canine-led sweep of Carson High on Friday.
Sheriff Ken Furlong spoke to Carson City Chamber of Commerce members Thursday.
Their recommendation will head to the city finance department and the Board of Supervisors.
A tactical team secured the residence of a suspect who was taken into custody Jan. 25.
More than two dozen apartments on the second floor of the complex were tagged unsafe by city officials.
The shop reopened Feb. 2.
Tipping fee rates at the Carson City Landfill are slated to rise July 1.
U.S. Drought Monitor lists the region in moderate drought conditions.
Carson City's mayor painted a vision of the future while highlighting successes of 2022 during her address Tuesday.
Proposed rate increases at the Carson City Landfill are returning to the Board of Supervisors at their Thursday meeting, which starts at 8:30 a.m. in the community center.
Jake Bainton was 17 when he took his passion project before the Carson City Planning Commission. That was in August of last year. When he received project approval, people in the audience clapped. A new entertainment option for Carson City youth was in the works.
Lows in the 20s are likely for Carson City on Sunday, while highs are expected to remain below freezing.
The downtown business closed following suspension of its license by the Carson City and Douglas County Public Health Regional Partnership.
The question of whether to allow marijuana retail stores and medical dispensaries along a section of North Carson Street will now head to the Carson City Board of Supervisors.
Carson City Public Works Director Darren Schulz said his now-retired colleague, Robb Fellows, knows how every drop of water travels through the community. “A drop of rain would fall somewhere in Carson, and you could ask Robb, and he could tell you how that drop of water would travel to get to the river,” Schulz told the Appeal. “He knows how water flows through this city like no one else.”
A new vape and tobacco shop in a strip mall north of the Carson High School baseball field has raised questions about regulations regarding nicotine products and schools. “I bring my daughter to school in the mornings, and there it was,” said Carson City resident Jerome Lala. “It’s an inappropriate place to put a vape store.”
Three juveniles are in custody, one juvenile remains in critical condition in Reno, and investigators believe drugs could be the motive in a Tuesday night shooting in east Carson City.
The Planning Commission will evaluate a request to allow marijuana retail stores in north Carson on Wednesday.
36 businesses were subjected to an alcohol server compliance check.
Supervisors voted unanimously to allocate $222,397 toward goals in the Carson City Housing Plan.
Lori Bagwell says she intends to run for reelection in 2024.
On the table are $1.16 million to support the Carson City Housing Plan.
Carson City will be creating a long-term plan for greater tourism appeal that also includes Carson Valley and Virginia City.
Streets near Carson Middle School and Bordewich Bray Elementary will be addressed.
Carson City code enforcement officers posted a notice barring entry onto the second floor.