Commissioners approved two related items regarding a child care facility for the Boys and Girls Club at 2805 Mountain St.
Emilee Elzy lost her dog Buttercup when two other dogs in her Baker Drive neighborhood attacked the 4-year-old chiweenie.
Carson City Justice of the Peace Kristin Luis has been appointed to fill the time between when current District Judge James Wilson leaves office Jan. 8 and the general election.
Supervisors will review the findings of an independent audit conducted by HintonBurdick CPAs & Advisors for the last fiscal year, which ended June 30.
Commissioners will first mull over an extension of a special use permit (SUP) for a multifamily development at 201 E. William St.
Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong is urging residents not to keep valuables in cars and to keep cars locked as multiple vehicle break-ins were reported Friday.
More than a dozen cul-de-sacs and streets were added as secondary (priority two) routes.
Established in 2000 in Florida, RNR has more than 190 locations across the U.S.
The Carson Area Metropolitan Planning Organization and Regional Transportation Commission meet Wednesday.
Carson City Clerk-Recorder Scott Hoen, who oversees elections in the capital city, said he’s confident the city’s voter rolls are accurate.
Carson resident Roylen Stack was appointed to a two-year term on the Audit Committee by a unanimous vote.
Carson City officials and users of the course expressed satisfaction with Duncan Golf Management’s operations.
Costing $15 each, the ornaments are sold at the Purple Avocado, the gift shop at the Nevada Legislature, the Carson City Chamber of Commerce and the Nevada State Museum.
An autopsy will be performed, but initial reports indicate the man suffered a heart attack while riding, Sheriff Ken Furlong said.
Three rounds of committee and agency appointments are scheduled for the Carson City Board of Supervisors meeting Thursday.
Despite a massive winter hindering operations in 2023, Carson City-owned Eagle Valley Golf Course had a banner season
Five Carson City residents have applied for an upcoming vacancy in First Judicial District Court.
Jim Peckham, executive director of Friends In Service Helping, calls the annual Empty Bowls event in the Carson Mall a “fun-raiser.” “We call it a ‘fun-raiser’ because the goal is not to make hundreds of thousands of dollars. Basically, we want to cover our costs and make some money, but ultimately, we want to give back to the community,” he told the Appeal Friday.
The Carson City Fire Department responded to reports of a structure fire at 2700 Boyle Street on Washoe Tribal land in south Carson City on Friday. The Carson City Sheriff’s Office was on scene to assist with traffic control, closing off streets in the neighborhood.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes Christmas tree lot is directly east of the Ormsby House.
The commission unanimously approved a special use permit for an escape room business in downtown Carson City.
Out of approximately 548 kids in the program, from 252 families, only 120 have been adopted for gifts as of Monday.
Escape 36 LLC is proposing to establish the use for up to three rooms in the same building that currently houses Visit Carson City.
Dice-N-Duels at 1966 E. William St., also provides tables for people to play — something that drives and sustains business, according to co-owner Jenn Beeman.
Free coffee and cookies will be offered in Laxalt Plaza just south of the Carson Nugget at 11 a.m. Saturday.
The Carson Lanes property sold on May 31, 2023, for $5 million.
The volunteers also hoped to collect a couple thousand dollars in monetary donations. Starting Saturday, they’ll make meal boxes for Thanksgiving.
The grant will be used for equipment, training and a grant-funded family case worker position at the jail.
The sculpture will go to the Board of Supervisors for final approval at the board’s Dec. 21 meeting.
The building includes the former George Meyers Hardware store, the Warren Engine Co. firehouse and a relatively modern structure between the two.
In partnership with Max Casino, the Salvation Army's the 26th annual turkey drop is scheduled for 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday.
Supervisors will be asked to accept the grant that is effective from Dec. 1, 2023 through Sept. 30, 2025.
A vehicle fire spread to a storage unit near apartment buildings and a mobile home park.
Dozens of residents showed up to voice their opinion on one road funding mechanism the city is exploring.
Capital Barbershop owner Jeff Nichols said he must be out of the building off West Winnie Lane in Carson City by Nov. 15.
Qualified Carson City residents interested in serving the public will find ample opportunities as city officials have announced more than a dozen openings on volunteer advisory boards.
Buffalo Wild Wings and Arnulfo’s Mexican Food, both on South Carson Street, closed Monday.
After hosting two public workshops in October, Carson City transportation staff will give a presentation on Wednesday regarding new proposals for road funding, specifically a city-wide general improvement district (GID) with special assessments on properties.
Homeownership is a dream of one Carson City couple, though it hasn’t been in reach due to high home prices and rising mortgage rates. But Brenda and Jason Klug, both 37, are still reaching. “There is an emotional rollercoaster each time we put an offer in,” Jason told the Appeal at Playa Azul Mexican Restaurant off East William Street on Oct. 24.
The Carson City Board of Supervisors’ unanimous reappointment of Timothy Puliz to the Airport Authority on Thursday gave Puliz a chance to talk about the future of the Carson City Airport.
Halloween comes once year — costumes, candy, general spookiness — and it was not a night to be wasted in west Carson City. Trick-or-treaters lined the sidewalks outside the Governor’s Mansion on Mountain Street Tuesday for a chance to get candy from Gov. Joe Lombardo and First Lady Donna Lombardo.
The open position is for a pilot for a four-year term.
The Marlette is a 140-unit luxury apartment complex, an approximately $40 million project.
Pioneer's Jobs for Nevada’s Graduates Career Association installed officers for the year on Thursday.
Planning commissioners unanimously approved a special use permit to expand the Quill Water Treatment Plant
Carson Antiques and Collectibles Mall will relocate in mid-November if all goes according to plan.
The cups cost $15 each but give holders $1 off drinks at participating businesses.
Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo and First Lady Donna Lombardo are planning to hand out candy to hundreds of trick-or-treaters.
Work would include a 3,200-square-foot building expansion, more drying ponds, a pad for an equalization tank and other improvements.
Supervisors and planning commissioners combed over hundreds of pages of the city’s development standards.