Robert Drews published “Look for Something Good” in February.
This season, the market will be held in the Marv Teixeira Pavilion at Mills Park.
Mayer Family Wines grand opening is set for May 25 at 408 N. Carson St.
The median sales price for an existing single-family home in Carson increased 6 percent from the previous month.
A person is dead after an officer-involved shooting that occurred Friday evening in the Washoe Tribe’s Carson Colony in south Carson City.
Projected revenue for Carson City is about $195.6 million, with estimated expenditures around $193.7 million.
A $225,000 grant from NV Energy will get the ball rolling on Carson City’s possibilities for zero-emission public transit.
The Nevada State Prison Preservation Society is working to preserve the site as a historic and educational resource.
For the fiscal year to date, taxable sales are down 2.4 percent.
Actual flows in and around Carson City could remain in the realm of high, fast-moving water without major flooding.
Sheriff Ken Furlong noted the casual atmosphere and open-house format are conducive to making connections.
Members of the company are preparing to celebrate 160 years on June 17.
The $14 million project includes 20 new homes and a new tribal building on about 12 acres near the corner of Snyder Avenue and Ponderosa Drive.
In its 23rd year, the run started at the law enforcement memorial in Las Vegas and ended at the law enforcement memorial at the Capitol Complex in Carson City.
The plan outlines goals and future land management to meet the demand for outdoor recreation.
“The green dining district in Carson City is the first green dining district in the whole state."
85 plaques from the former firefighters memorial in Mills Park were transported to the Capitol Complex.
Once again, Carson City planning commissioners could not get behind the Andersen Ranch West project in west Carson City.
Forecast is for mixed conditions: less fire activity in higher elevations but more potential danger in lower elevations.
Val Jensen died in March. His family used his birthday to place new bricks in the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Carson City.
A firefighter and paramedic with Carson City Fire Department has been named Carson City employee of the quarter.
The developer is seeking to create 61 single-family residential lots.
After closing its doors for a health code issue involving mice, the Smith’s grocery store at 599 E. William St. in Carson City is letting customers pick up their medications from the pharmacy.
The complex on the corner of Stafford Way and Silver Sage Drive would include a trio of four-unit buildings, each with two stories.
First responders in Carson City now have more tools to help them with pediatric care.
Officials from the Nevada Department of Wildlife joined with volunteers from the Carson City Fly Fishing Club to net the pond.
“Langhorne Lager” will be available during the Mark Twain Days Festival, April 21 to 23 in downtown Carson.
The vote was 4-1 to approve the budgets, and the commission’s recommendation will go to the Board of Supervisors.
The Planning Commission approved the 12-unit complex on the corner of Stafford Way and Silver Sage Drive.
Circus on Ice will have two showings at the community center April 21.
“Through tragedies, through celebrations, we live. We still live.”
According to the Carson City Assessor’s Office, the three buildings were constructed in the 1950s and ‘60s and used for commercial purposes.
In 2021, Carson City had the highest suicide rate in Nevada: 61.2 per 100,000 population.
Board hears details on art for south Carson roundabout, along with a voting-sticker contest.
A massive portrait of the literary icon was installed on the south-facing wall of the Nevada State Museum on Wednesday.
Much of the Sierra and western Nevada is out of drought, though parts of Nevada and California remain in dry or drought conditions.
Supervisors will discuss parameters for a public art project on Thursday.
Like something out of a Mark Twain story, Coin Press No. 1 is a character itself.
In a tug of war over federal water policy — and who gets to define protected waters — U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., broke with the White House and joined Republicans in the Senate to try and reverse the Biden administration’s Waters of the United States rule, known as WOTUS.
Federal funding from the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act will be used to renovate Riverview Park.
Planning commissioners will review a request for charging stations at Carson High to support electric buses.
The funding will be used to improve safety for approaching aircraft, according to Airport Manager Corey Jenkins.
A dozen positions are open for a variety of positions for volunteer boards and committees.
The idea was to deliver books from the Governor’s Mansion to Bordewich Bray Elementary School.
Gov. Joe Lombardo told the Carson City Chamber of Commerce his experience in law enforcement taught him that small businesses keep cities functioning.
The inaugural Mark Twain Days Festival will take place April 21-23 downtown with a variety of free and ticketed events.
The fees would apply to city-owned stations and those on city land operated by a private vendor or public utility.
The incentive period was set at 48 months after property owners receive notices of availability of city sewer.
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.