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Construction on the more than $80 million Tahoe South Events Center will resume next week.
Pau-Wa-Lu Middle School seventh and eighth-grade students participated in designing, creating and using cookie cutters.
Scarselli Elementary School’s recent Scholarship Basket Raffle was a resounding success with more than $4,500 raised.
Douglas High School senior and ceramics students Sophia Maricich received a $500 scholarship from the Capital City Arts Initiative as part of their Spring Forward exhibition open through May 20.
Young at Heart Senior Citizens Club has been busy during the COVID pandemic lock down.
A round-up of news from in and around Carson Valley
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Boat ramps on the Nevada side at Lake Tahoe will open for the summer on Saturday, May 1.
First came President Biden’s $1.9 trillion “American Rescue Plan,” promoted as a COVID-19 stimulus package, notably including the $1,400 individual payments sent to voters in the wake of the pandemic. That was signed into law after a party-line vote.
Letters to the Editor published on April 29, 2021
A Gardnerville Ranchos woman, who walked to a bar after a 2019 DUI collision, received 2-5 years in prison
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley, Nev.
Former youth volleyball coach Richard Jenkins is being held without bail pending sentencing
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Administration Meeting May 13
Planning Commission Meeting May 11
Bid Town of Minden
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Bears out looking for a meal after walking up from hibernation
Pair sought in possession of multiple stolen credit cards
A former youth sports coach vehemently denied touching a teenage girl in testimony on Tuesday.
Douglas High School senior and ceramics students Sophia Maricich received a $500 scholarship from the Capital City Arts Initiative as part of their Spring Forward exhibition open through May 20.
A round-up of news from in and around Carson Valley.
American Motorcycle Hall of Famer and Gardnerville resident Dick Mann died April 26 at age 87.
A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley
More than 6 tons of garbage has been removed from the sled hill at Spooner Junction this winter, according to a Lake Tahoe clean-up group.
But just before opening, the center will host what may may be the last drive-through event in honor of Mother's Day
Inmate out for around 45 minutes before caught
Charges include assault with a deadly weapon and domestic battery
Despite increase, the Silver State won't be adding a congressional representative this year
Douglas High graduate Haley Doughty has turned into quite the ball player for MSU Denver in her first two seasons.
After students completed the Meneley Elementary School's reading incentive program, someone was going into the dunk tank.
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley
Carson Valley residents reported feeling a 3.93 earthquake centered in the middle of Lake Tahoe on Sunday morning.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is the star attraction at the sixth annual Basque Fry scheduled for Aug. 14 at the Corley Ranch in Gardnerville.
“I’m livin’ the dream,’” the checker at Raley’s in Yerington chortles and follows with “paper or plastic?”
The Bible is more relevant in this modern world than most of us realize.
In Nevada, western pond turtles are limited to isolated populations within three watersheds. Due to the pond turtles’ rarity here, they are considered a “species of conservation priority” by the state Department of Wildlife.
Ulta Beauty and Famous Footwear hit in separate shopliftings
Two men arrested with catalytic converters
A wind advisory is in effect for Carson Valley through 11 p.m. Saturday
One of the people being touted as potentially running for governor of Nevada was in Gardnerville on Friday as part of a statewide tour.
After 20 years in the Record-Courier Center, the East Fork Gallery is moving across Main Street to the Haas Center.
Douglas County's emergency plan was presented to the state on Thursday
A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley
A 24-year-old Gardnerville man was identified as the deceased in a Tuesday afternoon single-vehicle accident on Highway 88 south of Minden.
A three-vehicle collision blocked Highway 395 through Gardnerville on Thursday.
Little bit of the playa came to visit Carson Valley on Tuesday night
Opponents are celebrating the failure of a bill that would have urged Congress to fund a plan to reduce the number of wild horses to break out of the Nevada senate on Wednesday.
Balloonists have been busy over Carson Valley this spring.
On March 26, the Tahoe-Douglas Elks donated more than 650 dictionaries to third-grade students in Douglas County, South Lake Tahoe and Coleville.
When Minden resident and longtime banker Craig Chambers came to Carson Valley a little more than a half-century ago, his plan was to earn his spurs as a manager and move on.
Singleleaf piñon pine, Pinus monophyla, is one of Nevada’s state trees. Piñon pine woodlands occur on many of the mountain ranges of Nevada. With development spreading into these woodlands, home landscapes often include piñon. Home-owners wishing to maintain these native landscapes need to know how to take care of the native pines.
A 42-year-old Gardnerville man, who admitted he cracked open a man’s skull, must serve 90 days in jail as a condition of felony probation.
The Carson Water Subconservancy District is releasing the second video, “Water Connects Us All,” in its “I Am Carson River Watershed” PSA campaign, to inform Nevadans about the importance of protecting the health of their drinking water and their watershed.
Douglas High School prom is Saturday
A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley
An investigation conducted by the Nevada Secretary of State’s Office into Republic voter fraud allegations revealed that they were “based largely upon an incomplete assessment of voter registration records and lack of information concerning the processes by which these records are compiled and maintained.”
Spanning across more than 260 acres of land, the upcoming heavy construction phase will be funded with over $32 million from Atlantic Richfield Company and approximately $2.7 million from hazardous waste disposal fees.
Ernie Monfiletto called it a career after 38-9 win over Carson. Here's what he will miss most about being on campus at Douglas High School and how his colleagues and students will adjust to his departure.
Douglas baseball is 25 percent of the way into its season. Here's where the Tigers think they can carry water throughout the expedited spring season.
The Nevada Supreme Court may decide whether vacation rentals are actually commercial endeavors.
Moisture in the cards for Western Nevada this weekend
A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley.
One person is dead after a vehicle struck a power pole on Highway 88 south of Kimmerling Road.
Community support is needed to get two flat, grass fields finished in Carson City.
The 2021 spring season all-region football teams were released over the weekend.
A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley.
The Douglas County Senior Center bathrooms will be named for Dave Brady and Brian Fitzgerald
Douglas County Community Development has implemented an appointment scheduling and queue management system called QLess.
Work is continuing to clear Highway 108 between Sonora Pass and Highway 395
With help from the green waste recyclers along the Sierra Front, Full Circle Soils & Compost reported a record-breaking compost year in 2020.
A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley
Douglas High softball is off to a 3-0 start and may have postseason reservations this spring.
Why can't the all-region teams be better? It doesn't seem like much more effort is needed to make them right.
Most of the rivers in California have been open to catch and release since March 1. But on April 24, most waters will change to spring-summer regulations, meaning you are allowed to use bait or artificial lures or flies, and the bag limit will change from zero to a five-fish limit per day.
New game focuses on Minden
April 15 Letters to the Editor
Medical science, like actual life, is messy, and this last year has seen it playing out in real time, which doesn’t help improve the picture much.
A Carson City man who admitted to stealing two pairs of shoes from a Topsy store last fall will have to serve six months in jail as a condition of a suspended 2-5-year prison sentence on Tuesday.
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As he lumbered down the fire scarred mountainside, she could see that whatever the creature was, it was way bigger than her Uncle Alvin, who stood about 6 foot 3.
A Last Will and Testament is often a fundamental part of an estate plan. It is one of the estate planning documents that everyone should have, regardless of their wealth.
The year 2021 is certainly a new day in Christ. The year 2020 was a trying and difficult time for the world, including many churches and Christians. Church life for many was placed on hold and some churches have ceased to exist.
Closing day for Heavenly Ski Resort is Sunday.
The Douglas County Board of County Commissioners passed a proposed reopening plan on Thursday. The next step is submitting the plan to the Nevada COVID Task Force, where it is scheduled to be reviewed on April 22.
Ken Furlong and eight other Nevada sheriffs have signed on to a letter, along with a total of 274 sheriffs across the U.S., blaming President Joe Biden for criminals, drug dealers and gang members coming illegally into the U.S.
County commissioners laid the foundation for a new vacation home rental on Thursday.
The weekend closure of Highway 88 just south of Minden will change traffic patterns in Carson Valley.
The former owner of Nature’s Bakery in Carson City is seeking to build a new waffle factory in Minden.
A daily wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.
Douglas High School athletic results from the final weekend of the shortened fall season. Spring sports start Thursday afternoon.
Rusty Goe, author of “The Confident Carson City Coin Collector,” will sign copies of his newly-published three-volume set from 11 to 2:30 p.m. on Saturday at the Nevada State Museum, Carson City. Concurrently, the museum’s historical Coin Press No. 1 will be minting a special Abe Curry medallion.
A jury trial for a man facing up to life in prison in a drug trafficking case was canceled after he failed to appear Tuesday in Douglas County District Court.
Partnership Douglas County and the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office host a Prescription Drug Round Up 10 a.m.-2 p.m. April 24 from at the DCSO, 1038 Buckeye Road in Minden.
A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley
A fundraising event supporting 911 Dispatcher Kristin Oilar is 5:30 p.m. Friday at Big Daddy’s Bike and Brew in Gardnerville.
What may be the last load of Sierra cement to fall this spring left up to 4 inches in parts of Carson Valley on Wednesday morning.
A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley.
Gov. Steve Sisolak Tuesday approved every business in every county in the state to be open at 100 percent capacity by June 1.
Douglas County residents who are signed up for the one-shot Janssen vaccine should get a call from Carson City Health and Human Services to offering the two-shot Moderna instead.
Warnings of continued bird deaths due to salmonellosis have health officials urging residents to clean or take down feeders.
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley
District Judge Tom Gregory sentenced Nicholas Berreman, 23, to the maximum possible 61 years in prison.
Old masters and new are invited to participate in a luncheon and watercolor class hosted by Dana Childs at the Pine House in Genoa 11 a.m. April 22.
Neddenriep Financial is the Douglas County Community Services Foundation 2021 Naming Right sponsor for the Douglas County Community and Senior Center.
The Douglas County Public Library is teaming up with the Douglas County School District to expand access to eBooks and digital audiobooks for students with the shared goal to provide digital materials in the community, especially during remote learning
A California man, who said he’s been using drugs for the past 20 years, was sent to prison on Tuesday after he admitted to possession of a credit card without the owner’s permission.
Located just a stone’s throw from Sharkey’s Casino in Gardnerville, is a culinary delight. Orllyene and I discovered it after one of our ubiquitous safaris to Gardnerville-Minden. I was desperate for a new dining experience and I found it.
One would think that, at a time in history when we enjoy greater, easier, and faster communication than ever before, our messaging would be the most accurate.
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley
Douglas High School girls soccer took on Galena in the third straight regional final between the two programs.
The Legislative Building is reopening this coming week — with restrictions.
A plan to provide more room for Douglas County's legal infrastructure is moving ahead.
The 50th anniversary of the Wild Horse & Burro Act isn’t until December but a Nevada woman will be celebrating early by riding her wild horse, Sage, 550 miles from Las Vegas to Carson Valley starting next month.
An April 12 deadline for defense attorneys to file a motion seeking to determine competency of the man accused of killing two Gardnerville Ranchos women was vacated by the Nevada Supreme Court on Thursday.
A plan to reopen Douglas County won't change mask or social distancing requirements
The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a man who committed a larceny from the Grant Avenue Walmart.
Newly formed Minden nonprofit, Literacy Solutions of Nevada, recently received a Smallwood Foundation grant to educate residents about dyslexia and the benefits of early literacy.
Douglas High School football will be playing an intrasquad scrimmage to cap the 2021 spring season at 5 p.m. Friday afternoon.
Echo Summit is closed this morning while workers clear a rock slide.
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley
Douglas High School girls soccer played an intense regional semifinal match against McQueen Thursday evening.
The Tahoe-Douglas Elks named Minden resident Donald McRoberts their Citizen of the Year for 2020-21.
A man was ordered to serve up to eight years in prison on top of another nine-year prison sentence when he appeared in Douglas County District Court on Tuesday.
Two families living on the same Saratoga Springs street have had very different experiences over the course of the coronavirus outbreak.
A Gardnerville Ranchos man faces up to 15 years in prison after he admitted Monday to domestic battery with a prior felony.
Support Our Seniors bringing the doughnuts this morning
April is Autism Awareness Month
The Record-Courier's official stand on China Spring Youth Camp
Letters to the Editor appearing in the April 8 edition of The Record-Courier
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley.
Douglas High School girls soccer took on Bishop Manogue in the Class 5A regional quaterfinals Wednesday afternoon.
Police in South Lake Tahoe have a road closed near the Y to investigate a multiple shooting
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley
Douglas High volleyball moves into the regional semifinals after Monday's win
Scammers are calling residents for money to renew their building permit
Senate and Assembly members of the money committees split Tuesday over the governor’s proposed deep cuts to state support for the China Spring and Aurora Pines youth camps in Douglas County.
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee was asked Monday to support a bill expanding the ability of governments and agencies to seek reimbursement from people who willfully or negligently cause wildfires.
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley.
The eastern Sierra has experienced the driest 18 months in a third of a century.
Douglas County merchants had a second good month in a row in January, with a 6.8 percent increase in taxable sales over January 2020.
Workers are preparing to install large box culverts under Highway 88 immediately south of Minden.
In honor of Autism Awareness month, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office is displaying a newly wrapped vehicle with vinyl decals to increase awareness throughout the community surrounding Autism Spectrum Disorder and bring attention to their Autism Recognition Alert Program.
At the end of April, Symmetrix Composite Tooling is moving out of its 13,000 sq. ft. Carson City shop and will begin relocating into a 40,000-square-foot facility — newly built by Reno-based United Construction — in Minden.
Nevada has applied for a $10 million federal grant to pay the lion’s share of what it will cost to fix the Hobart Reservoir dam.
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley
Thanks to a generous grant from the Frances C. and William P. Smallwood Foundation, Pau-Wa-Lu Middle School recently outfitted 19 classrooms with new interactive white boards.
Warm temperatures are expected today as Western Nevadans recognize Easter
On the cross Jesus prayed for us … and the guy or gal next to you. That’s right. Everybody else in and around your life. The “them” includes tyrants, murderers, heads of countries like Hitler and Hussein – leaders and members of the political party you didn’t vote for?
A May 1 golf tournament to benefit the 13-year-old grandson of a Gardnerville couple who is fighting a rare brain tumor filled up fast and organizers are hoping the same thing will happen with donations for a silent auction, raffle and a luncheon will quickly follow.
A Topaz Ranch Estates man acquitted of home invasion in September is in custody on a felony eluding case.
Douglas High School Music Director Tammy Owens was named Nevada Music Educator of the Year
Douglas County seniors lined up for a drive-through Easter luncheon on Good Friday while the Senior Center dining room remains closed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
It was a busy 24 hours for first responders starting with a house fire Wednesday night at a Foothill home.
More church pews and chairs slowly are being filled again just in time for Easter Sunday.
Defense, defense, defense was the name of the game Friday night between Carson and Douglas football.
A man sought in connection with the murder of a 60-year-old Sparks resident appeared in East Fork Justice Court on Friday morning.
Take a look at some Douglas High sports results from the final week of March 2021.
Carson and Douglas High Schools are set to restore their football rivalru Friday night.
There's no April Fool's prank we could come up with that would compete with the news
Letters to the Editor for April 1
National political attention focused on the Nevada Democratic Party in March when a slate of candidates backed by the local Democratic Socialists of America chapter took over all five party leadership positions.
The Block D varsity letterman’s club dedicated the football snack bar to Coach Rod Smalley.
A service is Monday for Carson Valley native Shannon Hickey
Concerns about restitution played into several Douglas County District Court cases
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley.
The Douglas County Senior Center will host a drive-through hot lunch of ham and apple pie on Friday in honor of Easter.
Bears with tilted heads and glazed looks appear to be suffering from encephalitis causing the neurological abnormalities
A wrap up of news in and around Carson Valley
