Sarah Drinkwine

Reporter

With Nevada News Group since 2021

Phone: +17757828278

Email: sdrinkwine@recordcourier.com

Job duties:
As the community reporter I write a bit about everything including crime, education, business, and features.

About me:
I am a Douglas High School graduate. In my free time, I enjoy spending time at home with my boys.

2023 Nevada Press Association Awards
• First Place in Special Section (Carson Valley Almanac)
• Second Place in Community Service
• Second Place in Special Section (The Best of Carson Valley)
• Second Place in Multiple Photo Gallery

Recent Stories

Farmers market season kicks off in Carson Valley

More than 100 shoppers dropped into Gardnerville’s Just a Drop in Farmers Market Wednesday at Heritage Park, kicking off the outdoor shopping season.

Drago’ Salon rebrands as Nectar Beauty Collective

With a reputation as possibly one of the longest standing salons in Minden, Drago’ Salon is rebranding with its founder retiring and its homegrown professional hairstylist Michele Peters taking over to create Nectar Beauty Collective.

Quilt House sews 25 years of fun

The Pierces didn’t know it at the time, but that one handmade quilt over 50 years was the piece of fabric that tied together 25 years of quiltmaking at the Quilt House.

Six apply for Douglas superintendent

Douglas County School Board trustees meet 4 p.m. May 21 in the Douglas High School Media Center. Visit www.dcsd.net and click Board for more info.

Student farmpreneurs kick off farmers market season

The Giant Student Farmer’s Market is 10 a.m. to noon Wednesday at 601 Old Clear Creek Road, Carson City.

Coffee on Main gives pooches smooches

Coffee on Main customers got some puppy loving with their cup of joe Tuesday during the “Puppies on Main” adoption event.

Superintendent search closes again

The superintendent application round up closed Friday and applicants should be available to the public May 7 on the Douglas County School District website.

Hot Air for Hope soars back into Carson Valley

Returning for its second year, Hot Air for Hope coordinators included homeschool and Diamond Valley Elementary School students in the community outreach program this year, kicking off Thursday with a demonstration at Balloon Nevada.

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Photos by Sarah

Gardnerville resident Elesha Grable strolls the Just a Drop In …

New owner Michele Peters and former owner Drago Dimitri of …

Quilt House owners Janet and Gary Pierce stand under the …

Minden Elementary school third graders sit proudly in front of …

Douglas County Public Library HR Coordinator Tiffani Drew, Lake Library …