I’m sad to say our friends, Kurt and Chizuru Hervin, have moved away. They now live in the lush farmland village of Hiroshimaken, Japan.
As a pastor, I’m often asked various questions that deal with acts of living life in this world as a Christian.
Douglas High School graduate Macie Tuell was named Miss Nevada on Friday at the Orleans Showroom in Las Vegas.
An American Roots Celebration will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday at Mormon Station State Historic Park in Genoa.
Gardnerville Ranchos resident Christine Mills is currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer. She has completed chemotherapy and faces radiation and reconstructive surgery in the coming months.
Lately, I haven’t been doing much gardening because of the heat, but have managed to get a few things done.
In July, events begin with a presentation on the “Mountains and Peaks of Carson Valley” and a Chautauqua presentation of Caleb Greenwood at the Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park.
Kerstin and Charles Wolle of Gardnerville celebrated their 60th anniversary on Saturday.
“And walk in love, as Christ also has loved us and given Himself for us, an offering and a sacrifice to God for a sweet-smelling aroma.” -- Ephesians 5:2
Jerry and Sharon Jouret celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary on June 4.
Douglas High School graduates Isabella Dickey and Bethany Lundberg received $2,000 scholarships from P.E.O. Chapter AN of Carson Valley.
In July, events begin with a presentation on the “Mountains and Peaks of Carson Valley” and a Chautauqua presentation of Caleb Greenwood at the Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park.
Columnist Amy Roby is dealing with a surge of spurge.
Chautauqua 101, a course on presenting living history in first-person, is 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 11 at Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park. Pre-registration is required.
No longer as nimble as I once was, I employ the services of Metia Dryer, a Smith Valley High School senior.