New restaurants popping up in Carson City are complex structures that take a specialized understanding to build.
A controversial proposal to create 61 residential lots on a historic ranch in west Carson City is going before the Board of Supervisors at their meeting Nov. 3, which starts at 8:30 a.m. in the community center.
A proposal for a 1,176-square-foot guest house in the Adams Estates subdivision became controversial Wednesday as planning commissioners weighed neighbors’ concerns against the merits of the request. Planning commissioners voted 4-3 to approve a special use permit for applicant Tom Metcalf, who is seeking to build a guest house larger than 1,000 square feet for a family member while concurrently building a primary residence. Current code prevents such a guest house from being rented out.
More than a month after the Carson City Board of Supervisors voted to allow more retail marijuana shops in Carson City, the Planning Commission pumped the brakes on a proposal to expand zones within the city where they can operate.
The Carson Water Subconservancy District is seeking nominations for the 2023 Andy Aldax Award that highlights individuals and organizations who have worked to protect and conserve the Carson River watershed.
Located at 1946 Old Hot Springs Road, the building will house Carson Medical Group’s family medicine providers, an ear, nose and throat practice, and a walk-in clinic.
Stacey Giomi raised approximately $9,182 in contributions exceeding $100 in the last filing period.
Another ordinance proposing a code change for marijuana dispensaries is coming before planning commissioners.
The Board of Supervisors approved the first reading of two new ordinances.
Supervisors weighed a proposal to move the World Trade Center steel I-beam in Mills Park.
Three historic buildings burned down in Old Town Dayton, including the Fox Hotel, in an Oct. 13 blaze.
The plan calls for more than 200 “upscale rental residences” by the end of 2024.
“Each county has the potential to impact downstream communities, making flooding a watershed‐wide challenge."
The future Carson City Clerk-Recorder must ensure the integrity of elections, candidates agreed Monday.
Panera Bread opened its first full-scale bakery in Northern Nevada on Monday
The site was spearheaded by staff in the transportation division and public works department.
Request to move the World Trade Center steel I-beam from Mills Park to a new memorial at the Capitol.
On Oct. 13, the theater and adjacent parking lot, located at 2571 N. Carson St., were empty.
Carson City government has one of the most transparent systems out there, Mayor Lori Bagwell said.
Several trail projects in Carson City have been completed or are nearing completion
Roads, marijuana dispensaries, and the capital city’s homelessness plan were some of the main topics discussed.
“There’s a ring that comes off chisels when a bunch of men are working with chisels. When it’s clicking, it’s a symphony.”
Carson City Mayor Lori Bagwell and the Board of Supervisors are recognizing Oct. 9-15 as Fire Prevention Week.
Audits are the way the city checks department practices and policies for compliance.
Employees of Lowe’s and the local chapter of Rebuilding Together painted the Mountain Street home of Bob Cranmer.
Ballot question No. 1 asks voters if an existing 5-cent excise tax on diesel fuel should be continued to fund construction and maintenance of roads.
Planning commissioners voted unanimously to change the definition of “hotel."
After heated public comment and concern from neighbors, planning commissioners voted 6-1 to deny a tentative subdivision map.
Commissioners voted 6-1 to approve Qualcan’s “Jade” dispensary.
Rear Adm. Bruce Gillingham addressed the Rotary Club during a luncheon that celebrated Navy Week.
Carson City’s local roads need some attention – and more funding – according to a report by the city’s transportation division.
A local brewery is looking to expand its Carson City operations into a neighboring parcel and increase production for greater retail opportunities.
The policy outlines types of acceptable memorials and donations.
Planning commissioners will weigh in on a marijuana dispensary – and potential restaurant – proposed for the south end of town.
The board set a goal for the next three years to include more disadvantaged businesses for federally-backed Jump Around Carson projects.
The Carson City Treasurer’s Office—responsible for tax collection—has a new chief deputy after the retirement of a veteran in the relatively small office.
Topical chapters that read like memoir but highlight practical life lessons.
The ordinance expands the number of retail outlets to four, reverses the co-location requirement and allows drive-through service.
High-risk individuals who haven’t had the omicron variant of COVID-19 should consider getting the latest booster shot.
The Nevada Department of Wildlife has confirmed multiple mountain lion sightings in the Carson City area.
“After millions of lunchtime conversations, we said, ‘let’s just do this.’”
Supervisors will be asked to review materials to begin a competitive grant process for its new homelessness plan on Thursday.
A veteran children’s author has turned her sights onto Virginia City for a new middle-grade book.
The monthly cost of a one-bedroom unit in the capital city went from $853 in fiscal year 2022 to $980 in fiscal year 2023.
The 19th annual Motor Officer Training Challenge at Mills Park takes place though Saturday.
Cannabis giant Verano has closed its $29 million acquisition of Sierra Well
Rent in Carson City has been a hot issue, spurring debate and policies on everything from affordable housing to homelessness.
A virtual reality arcade proposed for downtown Carson City — run by and for young adults — is one step closer to actual reality thanks to planning commissioners approving a special use permit for the project.
The Carson City Courthouse will be getting a makeover in the next three to four years though the scope and costs of renovation are yet to be finalized. On Thursday, the Board of Supervisors directed staff to pursue plans for a three-story expansion on the front end of the courthouse that could add around 8,000-9,000 square feet, hopefully enough to accommodate departments currently cramped.
A new sawmill in northern Douglas County, on Washoe Tribal land, may be a vital component of future forest management in the region, but neighbors close to the project are having a difficult time seeing past immediate impacts to their neighborhood.