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The March 6, 2024, R-C Morning Report

A roundup of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.

Painted Rock mine meeting is March 20

Nearly four years after it was first proposed in 2020, a proposed gravel pit at the top of Johnson Lane will be the subject of a March 20 public meeting of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Storm brings promise for irrigation season

Irrigation season, which starts April 1, got a big boost from last weekend’s storm.

Tahoe Blue Events Center hosts Go West tourism conference

The 36th annual Go West Summit was held in Stateline for the first time Feb. 26-29.

March 1 marked 60 years since Paradise Airlines crash into Genoa Peak

Friday marked the 60th anniversary of the deadliest airline crash in Nevada history when 85 people were killed March 1, 1964, after Paradise Airlines Flight 901A slammed into Genoa Peak.

The March 5, 2024, R-C Morning Report

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

Virginia Ranch seeks zone change

The 1,020-unit Virginia Ranch sits on 196 acres north of the Gardnerville Walmart.

The March 4, 2024, R-C Morning Report

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

2:30 p.m. Monday Update: Interstate 580 open through Washoe Valley

Highway 395 remains closed south of Bridgeport

Continuance sought for proposed Gardnerville apartment project

A zone change to allow a 160-unit apartment complex between Highway 395 and the East Fork of the Carson River is seeking a continuance from the Gardnerville Town Board.

The Nevada Department of Transportation issues Winter Driving tips

Rule No. 1: Do not rely solely on GPS to find alternate routes, as it could lead to unmaintained roadways or hazardous areas.

Governor closes state offices

Winter storm warning remains in effect for Carson Valley.

Appeal of north county commercial center's value denied

Carson Valley Plaza sought a roughly $10 million reduction in its value due to a 23 percent vacancy.

Wildlife advisors take no action on horse removal letter

Wild horse advocates packed the usually quiet Douglas County Advisory Board to Manage Wildlife on Tuesday seeking to prevent the board’s approval of a letter seeking to reduce the number of horses on public lands.

The 'In like a lion' 2024 R-C Storming Report

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