Stories for April 2023

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Saturday, April 29

Carson seventh, Douglas eighth at Eagle Valley

Plus, results from all Carson High athletics over the last few days.

Civil Air Patrol pilot receives prestigious award

The Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award was recently awarded to Capt. Tom O’Connor of the Douglas County Composite Squadron, Nevada Wing, Civil Air Patrol, at a ceremony at the Minden-Tahoe Airport.

Everybody needs a savior

Reflections on the Word

Tiger softball is dialed in

Douglas leading most statistical categories in the Northern 5A through 24 games

Douglas High softball has won 13 games in a row and isn't showing any signs of slowing down through the second half of the league season.

It’s a sure bet Carson River will rise

But by how much and when will be difficult to predict

Henderson students experience old Nevada

A group of 23 Mighty Miners from Clark County School District traveled North Thursday to learn more about their state through guided tours of Nevada’s oldest settlement and Capital.

Wreck results in Thursday morning DUI arrest

Minor injuries reported in Genoa crash

Friday, April 28

Douglas County legal - 33124

Notice to Creditors

Douglas County legal - 33253

Notice to Creditors

Douglas County legal - 33214

Notice of Hearing

Douglas County legal - 33102

Notice to Creditors

Douglas County legal - 33130

Notice to Creditors - 90-Day Notice

DonGato Band performs May 6

The last in Carson Valley Arts Council’s 2022-2023 Concert Series will feature music from DonGato’s Latin Band 7 p.m. May 6 at the CVIC Hall in Minden. This is a departure from the usual Friday night concerts.

Carson Valley celebrates days of nature from Earth to Arbor

From Earth Day to Arbor Day, spring is time to work the soil

President signs disaster declaration for Nevada counties affected by March storms

Douglas County is on the list for federal disaster assistance made available to Nevada to supplement state, tribal and local recovery efforts in the areas affected by the severe winter storms, flooding, landslides and mudslides March 8-19, 2023.

The Arbor Day 2023 R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

New firefighters memorial open at Capitol Complex

85 plaques from the former firefighters memorial in Mills Park were transported to the Capitol Complex.

Wa She Shu Travel Plaza theft suspects in custody

A high-speed pursuit in California resulted in the capture of four California men accused of raiding the Wa She Shu Travel Plaza south of Gardnerville on Thursday morning.

Thursday, April 27

West Nile vaccinations help horses

The Nevada Department of Agriculture reminds horse owners in Nevada of the importance of vaccinating against west Nile virus.

Gardnerville façade grant applications open Monday

Main Street Gardnerville will open the applications for the second round of façade grant funding on Monday.

Tahoe license plates raise $470,000 for environmental programs

Every year proceeds from sale and annual renewal of Nevada Lake Tahoe License Plates are invested in projects that help preserve and restore Lake Tahoe's unique natural environment.

The April 27, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Wednesday, April 26

Tiger cadets compete in Raider Challenge

Ten Jr. ROTC teams from across Northern Nevada participated in a Raider Challenge competition at Douglas High School.

Historic figures to participate in Western Heritage Days

The Douglas County Historical Society’s Young Chautauquans will be performing at Genoa Western Heritage Days on Saturday.

The April 26, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Tuesday, April 25

Douglas County legal - 33048

Notice of Hearing

Douglas County legal - 33079

Notice to Creditors

Douglas County legal - 33091

Notice of Public Hearing - May 11, 2023

Douglas County legal - 33047

Notice of Hearing

Douglas County legal - 33075

Notice to Creditors

Douglas County legal - 32966 & 32969

Notice of Sale of Property Held in Trust by Douglas County Treasurer

Douglas County legal - 33033

Introduced Ordinance 2023-1616

Douglas County legal - 33034

Notice of Hearing

Douglas County legal - 32980

Notice of Addition to Existing Intoxicating Liquor License

Douglas County legal - 32983

Notice of Addition to Existing Unrestricted Fraternal Organization Liquor License

Douglas County legal - 32977

Notice of addition to existing Packaged Retail Liquor License

Casino shooting suspect held without bail

Video of a March 25 fatal shooting that occurred at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino was played as part of a bail hearing in Stateline on Tuesday afternoon.

Studio celebrates a decade of Creativity in Carson Valley

A reception to celebrate the milestone is being held 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday featuring food, live music by Retrospect and the artists of the studio.

Wet winter may worsen fire season, Lombardo told

Forecast is for mixed conditions: less fire activity in higher elevations but more potential danger in lower elevations.

Fodder: Portal, NIL have changed college sports (and Pack) forever

'Professional sports for teenagers' makes it even harder for Nevada to compete against bigger schools.

Warm temperatures bring flood watch

With high temperatures forecast to climb into the 80s starting Friday, the National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for snow melt starting 5 p.m. Thursday.

Only ewes can prevent forest fires

Borda sheep have been unleashed in western Carson City to consume cheatgrass and other vegetation before a fire does.

Grading for Minden senior living facility underway

Grading is underway on an $8 million senior living facility that has been in the planning stage for 16 years.

The April 25, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Monday, April 24

McIver leads Tigers in shutout of Senators

Plus, other area results from this week in prep sports

Kaden McIVer dazzled, Carson softball picked up a win over Dayton and other results from the past few days in prep sports

Washoe Tribe buys out Wa She Shu Casino operator

The Wa She Shu Casino has been purchased by the Washoe Tribe after being operated by Wind Creek Hospitality since its opening in 2016.

Business Showcase about making connections

More than 900 people enjoyed cuddling rabbits with Cotton Candy Clouds, food tasting with Sierra Chef and the Chocolate Shoppe and receiving swag during the annual Business Showcase at the Douglas County Community & Senior Center on Thursday.

The April 24, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Saturday, April 22

Theatre pays tribute to famous 20th century songwriter

Opening night for Rhythm and Rhyme is 7:30 p.m. April 28 at the Annex, 1572 Highway 395 North, Minden. Shows will continue 7:30 p.m. April 29, May 5 and May 6 with matinee shows 2 p.m. April 30 and May 7.

The Victor of our battles

Reflections on the Word

$20 million set aside for rural broadband

U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the availability of $20 million to deliver broadband technical assistance resources for rural communities

Cotton Candy Clouds Studio opens in Gardnerville

Cotton Candy Clouds’ new home is the previous Record-Courier office located at 1503 Main St., Suite K.

Friday, April 21

Douglas County legal - 32981

Application for Water No. 02571

Douglas County legal - 32944

Notice of Public Hearing - April 26, 2023

Douglas County legal - 33024

Public Notice - Notice of Filing of Report and Petition for Approval of Budget

Douglas County legal - 32968

Advertisement for Bids - Genoa Town Church Foundation Project

50 homes in Ranchos Sally Lane neighborhood under boil water order

A boil water order was issued Friday for about 50 Gardnerville Ranchos homes in the Sally Lane neighborhood.

Thurston turning heads in the 200

Douglas High senior AJ Thurston has posted some of the top times in the North in several sprint events this spring.

Joel and Courtney Bitonio make $1 million donation to Nevada football

Wolf Pack football gets a $1 million donation for new weight room from former player and alums.

Sheriff’s Office recognized for organ donor message

In recognition of National Donate Life Month in April, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office is continuing to elevate the donate-life message for Nevadans.

Fissures reduce 395 to one lane near Topaz

Highway 395 down to one lane near Topaz Lake

East Fork Fire moves wildland regulations forward

East Fork Fire Protection District trustees introduced new regulations for homes in the Wildland Urban Interface

Retirement increase puts dent in school budget

A $1.2 million increase in Public Employee Retirement benefits, the largest in 40 years, was included in the 2023-24 tentative budget approved by Douglas County School Board trustees on April 11.

Extension educator promoted and given tenure

Douglas County Extension Educator Dr. Lindsay Chichester received promotion and tenure through the University of Nevada, Reno.

Minden Gardnerville Sanitation manager wins top honors

Minden Gardnerville Sanitation District Manager Peter Baratti was named 2023 System Manager of the Year by the Nevada Rural Water Association.

The April 21, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Thursday, April 20

Update: Contract with deputies' union could go before commissioners on May 4

Update: Law enforcement associations and county are close to a contract agreement.

Douglas’ longest serving judge announces Oct. 5 retirement

Douglas County’s longest-serving judge announced on Thursday he plans to retire Oct. 5.

The April 20, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Historic Dangberg ranch house opens for visitors

After a winter closure, the nonprofit Friends of Dangberg Home Ranch re-opens the historic Dangberg ranch house has reopened for the season.

Wednesday, April 19

Douglas softball can’t be slowed

The Douglas high softball team won its 10th and 11th games in a row this week, pelting Reno in a doubleheader. Plus, results from over the weekend in Tiger athletics.

Miller finalizes her journey

Not every high school recruiting story ends with a signing, but Camden Miller has figured out where she's headed next.

Business Showcase Thursday

The Business Showcase is 3-6 p.m. Thursday at the Douglas County Community & Senior Center in Gardnerville. Admission is free.

Meet Miss Douglas County

2021 Douglas High School graduate Carli Kleist is 2023 Miss Douglas County.

The April 19, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Tuesday, April 18

Douglas County legal - 32826

Quarterly Report - Douglas County School District (3rd Quarter)

Douglas County legal - 32815

Notice to Creditors

Douglas County legal - 32839

Request for Proposals

Douglas County legal - 32862

Notice of Hearing

Douglas County legal - 32863

Notice to Creditors

Douglas County legal - 32879

Notice of Hearing

Douglas County legal - 32730

Legal Notice - Liquor & Gaming License Board application

Man gets life sentence in child’s sexual assault

Anthony Robert Diaz, 45, admitted to sexual assault of a child under the age of 16.

Santoro: Pack looking for someone to run with the ball

Taua and Lee (and their 1,200 carries) are gone — can Hayes, Dollars step up?

Western Heritage Days features horse parade

Genoa Western Heritage Days is known for live music, but this year’s festival will have an additional audio component – the sound of hoof steps.

Gardnerville named Tree City USA in time for Earth and Arbor days

For the 20th year the Town of Gardnerville has been named a Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation.

Four seek vacant seat on Vacation Rental advisory panel

Original committee member Michael Sloan resigned after the committee completed its revisions to the ordinance that is currently under revision by the county.

The April 18, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Monday, April 17

Smalley focused on technique for spring season

Douglas High alumni, Chris Smalley, has adjusted to college football through one season at Nevada. He's looking to continue growing into a bigger role as he works on his technique this spring.

The April 17, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

High bid will delay Muller Lane Parkway work

A $2.1 million price increase was sufficient for Regional Transportation Commissioners to reject the construction manager at risk’s bid to build Muller Parkway.

Washoe Tribe member's book discusses foster care

Some say, “God blocks things from your memory for a reason.” For Washoe Tribe member Dale Bennett, things happen for a reason.

Sunday, April 16

Carson Valley Photo Club prepares for annual show

Members of the Carson Valley Photo Club are preparing for their annual show at the River Fork Ranch on Genoa Lane in conjunction with the Genoa Western Heritage Days, April 28-30.

Woollystar Music Festival returns for the second year

Musicians Avery Hellman and Andrew Allen-Fahlander mark the second year of hosting the Woollystar Music Festival.

Divisiveness overwhelming civility

Reflections on the Word

Saturday, April 15

Junior Hole-in-one at Carson Valley

Includes Eagle Valley men's results, Genoa Lakes women's and Carson Valley women's information

Handyman ordered to pay $17,000 in 90 days or face prison

A former Douglas County handyman must come up with $17,000 in 90 days or face prison.

Friday, April 14

Douglas County legal - 32636

Public Hearing - April 26, 2023

Douglas County legal - 32792

Notice of Motor Vehicle Lien Sale

Douglas County legal - 32745

Notice of Sale of Real Property

Douglas County legal - 32708

Notice to Creditors

Douglas County legal - 32719

Notice of Petition for Name change

Flood watch begins 3 p.m. Saturday

Around lunchtime on Wednesday, enough water to fill nearly 1.5 Olympic sized swimming pools every minute was flowing over the old power dam on the East Fork of the Carson River, and that was during one of the lulls.

Visitors director receives Rural Roundup recognition

Carson Valley Visitors Authority Executive Director Jan Vandermade received the Reno-Tahoe Territory Excellence in Tourism Award from the Nevada Division of Tourism on April 12.

Valley resident named administrator of Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation

The Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation announced that Denise K. Beronio has been appointed as administrator.

The April 14, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Thursday, April 13

Road work season starts with Kingsbury

Roadwork season is underway at the top of Kingsbury Grade as the Nevada Department of Transportation conducts repairs from roadside erosion.

Fleet Reserve honors contest finalists

Douglas County school students were among the 13 who qualified for the Fleet Reserve Association’s essay contest with the theme “What does the American flag stand for.”

Global influencers visit Gardnerville museum

An interesting, educated and curious young group visited Carson Valley Museum & Cultural Center on April 6.

The April 13, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Wednesday, April 12

Douglas softball wins eighth game in a row

Tiger track and field results as well as the latest from baseball

Results from Douglas High baseball, softball and track and field from the weekend

Carson’s Jaden Allec wins Tah-Neva title

Middle school results from the 2023 Tah-Nevada Middle School Wrestling Championship Tournament at Pershing County High School.

Bill calling for prison in violent DUI offenses gets hearing

Paula Montanucci and Douglas County District Attorney Mark Jackson testified at the Senate Judiciary Committee in favor of Senate Bill 412, which would require the Department of Corrections to house the most egregious DUI offenders in prison.

Structure fire damages Ranchos home

Two dogs were saved from a structure fire that severely damaged a Gardnerville Ranchos home in the 800 block of Long Valley Road on Tuesday afternoon.

University’s Wolf Pack Meats reopens production facility

After a four-month hiatus, Wolf Pack Meats has resumed its processing operations.

'Father of Parks and Recreation' recognized with lifetime achievement award

Dubbed Douglas County’s “father of Community Services and Parks and Recreation,” Community Services Director Scott Morgan received the Nevada Recreation and Parks Society’s Lifetime Achievement Award.

The April 12, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Tuesday, April 11

Douglas County legal - 32599

Notice of Petition for Name Change

Douglas County legal - 32637

Resolution to Augment Budget Public Notice - April 20, 2023

Douglas County legal - 32634

Public Notice - Ordinance ADOPTED - Ordinance 2023-1613

Douglas County legal - 32633

Public Notice - Ordinance INTRODUCED - 2023-1615

Douglas County legal - 32623

Notice of Hearing

Douglas County legal - 32561

Corrected Notice of Consumer Session and Notice of Hearing

Douglas High School art students’ exhibit at Copeland

Forty Douglas High School art students have their work on display at the Copeland Gallery in Minden from through April 27.

Santoro: Football 101 means having a quarterback

Coach Ken Wilson’s first year was obliterated by inconsistent production out of the quarterback position.

Melting Pine Nut snow pack a concern

With record-setting amounts of upper elevation snow in the Pine Nut Mountains, emergency services and water officials met with Carson Valley ranchers in preparation for the day when all that melts off.

'Egg'citing finish to annual Easter hunts

Hours to hide, seconds to find is all part of the 87-year-old tradition that is the Carson Valley Active 20-30 Club egg hunt

The April 11, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Monday, April 10

Wild horse nonprofit acquires 3,335 acres of Bently Pine Nut land

Mountains by The American Wild Horse Campaign makes the nonprofit one of the major grazing rights holders in Douglas County.

Douglas High grad honored with CalHope Courage Award

Coaching could be next for Jordan Smith, who excels in goal

Douglas High alumna, Jordan Smith, has excelled being a student-athlete at Cal State East Bay where she was recently honored with the CalHope Courage Award.

The April 10, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Sunday, April 9

Tiger track and field hosts home meet

Results from the Big George Invite plus Carson and Douglas baseball and softball

Saturday, April 8

Teaching the reason for the Easter season

Trinity Lutheran Preschool jumped and shouted that Jesus is alive during their annual Easter Blessings concert at the CVIC Hall on March 30.

People lost without faith

Reflections on the Word

Friday, April 7

Douglas County legal - 32566

Notice to Creditors

Douglas County legal - 32484

Government Public Notice

Douglas County legal - 32527

Douglas Disposal, Inc. - Notice of Hearing Proposed Rate Increase

Douglas County legal - 32564

Invitation to Bid - 2201 - Slurry Seal Project

Record snow could translate into high water

Record snow throughout the region is stacking up to be one of the largest snowpack years in recorded history, which could also raise waterways on national forests on both sides of the Sierra to unsafe levels.

County to discuss VHR rules on Monday

Anyone seeking to offer comment on the ordinance may send them online through the county’s web site at www.douglascountynv.gov and scroll down to Vacation Home Rental.

The April 7, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Thursday, April 6

County manager decision delayed until May

County commissioners voted on Thursday morning to delay the discussion

County proclaims April Autism Awareness Month

April is National Autism Awareness Month, and to raise awareness, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office wrapped a vehicle with colorful puzzle pieces for the fourth year in a row.

Photo safari top auction item at Kiwanis wine event

Kiwanis third annual Spring into Wine Event is April 22

The April 6, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Wednesday, April 5

Carson Valley Dirt Bags repeat with back-to-back tournament win

Submitted results also includes Reno World of Wrestling results

Douglas softball dominates weekend slate

Plus, results from Douglas High baseball and Tiger track and field

Help sought for second Double Spring couple

A Gofundme account has been established for Chuck and Maureen Self after they were flooded out of their home.

Update: Bill to silence Minden siren carries $50,000 fine

Senate Bill 391 heard by the Senate Government Affairs Committee

April 5, 2023, Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Accused shooter waives speedy bail hearing

A Gofundme account established to help with funeral expenses for Omar Reyes Garcia, who grew up at South Lake Tahoe, raised $41,021 of its $35,000 goal.

The April 5, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Tuesday, April 4

Douglas County legal - 32479

Loan/Grant Application - Wastewater Treatment Line

Douglas County legal - 32496

Notice of Foreclosure

Douglas County legal - 32246

Notice of Lien Sale

Douglas County legal - 32436

Advertisement for Bids

Douglas County legal - 32286

Advertisement for Bids

Douglas County legal - 32476

Advertisement for Bids - Surveillance Improvement Project

Douglas County legal - 32443

Notice of Petition for Name Change

Douglas County legal - 32481

Notice of Hearing, Final Budget 2023 - 2024

Santoro: Baker had best 5 minutes in Pack history, but portal gets the win

Nevada center scored all 22 points when Pack took a 22-4 lead at Utah State. But that game — along with the rest of a promising season — turned into a disaster.

County Manager Patrick Cates to resign effective June 6

After four years, County Manager Patrick Cates is submitting his resignation.

Water resources officials find there's a bunch of snow in the Sierra

Officials conducted manual snowpack measurements in Nevada and California on Monday

Douglas County names emergency manager

A new emergency manager has been named to take over the role that has been conducted by the East Fork Fire Protection District since 2008.

The April 4, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Weather may have slowed January sales

For the third month in a row, Douglas County merchants reported a decrease in taxable sales, though not making much of a dent in gains from the first months of 2022.

Fiddler-cellist duo perform at CVIC Hall on April 14

Scottish fiddler Alasdair Fraser and cellist Natalie Haas are performing April 14 at the CVIC Hall in Minden as part of the Carson Valley Arts Council concert series.

Monday, April 3

New charges filed in fentanyl exposure case

An Aug. 8-18 trial in Douglas County District Court in connection with an Oct. 20, 2022, fentanyl arrest in Stateline.

Neighbors protest Sunridge dog park proposal

A dog park being proposed for South Sunridge Park is up for discussion on Wednesday

Community Services Director: Long-term care manageable

Keeping people in their homes as they age, and eventually pass on to the great beyond, has been the life goal for Community Services Director Scott Morgan.

The April 3, 2023, R-C Morning Report

A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Sunday, April 2

Tips for improving soil for spring

Now that spring is approaching, many of us are looking forward to working our soil in preparation for planting our favorite ornamental plants and vegetables.

What's going on?

Reflections on the Word

Saturday, April 1

Another storm headed for Carson Valley

After a storm forecast to roll through Western Nevada on Sunday night there may be some light at the end of the tunnel.