The fourth annual green Living Festival hosted by the Sustainable Living and Renewable Energy Roundup is 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sept. 11 in Lampe Park in Gardnerville.
Gay judges, gay marriage - all the product of communism. When will everyone realize this inherent evil for what it is.
One of the most important issues facing the country at this time is jobs. We hear from Reid that Sharron Angle says it is not her job as a U.S. senator to create jobs. My question for Reid is how many jobs has he created? Other than his own staff, the reality is only the private sector, the job creators that function for that obscene word, profit, create productive jobs.
The Douglas High School Volleyball Program would like to extend a huge thank-you for the amazing kindness and generosity from our wonderfully terrific sponsors of the 3rd annual Mud Fest Volleyball Tournament.
With the summer coming to an end and school about to start we, being the proud parents of a 5-year-old, who is about to be in kindergarten, are probably more nervous and anxious than she.
We would like to take the opportunity to send profound thanks to the individuals who helped us live the beginning of a second dream career with their generous sponsorhips and assistance of our trip to the FINA World Masters Championship in Goteborg, Sweden. It was a moving, memorable, and ultimately successful venture and we are proud to say that it wll only get better from here.
My candidate believes in freedom. Yours believes in tyranny.
Some such words introduce the film version of "Gone With The Wind." They come to mind because the cover story in the latest Sports Illustrated is homage to the man "once dubbed baseball's Perfect Knight," the Cardinals' Stan "The Man" Musial.
As the avalanche of applications for East Fork Justice of the Peace piles up, we think perhaps the list of qualifications didn't quite do justice to what the job actually entails.
The last of Gardnerville free movies in the park is Disney's "Bolt" at dusk today in Heritage Park, one block east of Highway 395 off Gilman Avenue. Bring a picnic or enjoy food available for sale by vendors.
This past month has been a little more difficult in some ways to provide the generous amounts of food we like to give our clients. As you can see, donations are down somewhat as we wade the doldrums of summer. If you have a garden producing more than you can eat, can, or freeze, please give us a call or just bring it on down to help those in need. We so appreciate your help.
The August photo contest is the last one to fill out the Douglas County Historical Society's 2011 calendar. We need your entry of what you think of when you think of August in our county. Take a picture of what seems most like August to you and bring it to the Carson Valley Museum & Cultural Center in Gardnerville or e-mail it to the address below by Aug. 31. The winner will be announced Sept. 3.
Austin's House hosts Borders Benefit Days on Sept. 4 and 5 at three area Borders stores and at www.borders.com. Austin's House will receive a portion of sales of books, movies, music, educational toys and games from purchases made at Borders at 911 Topsy Lane in Carson City, and both Borders stores in Reno.
The Tahoe-Douglas Elks host two delicious events at the lodge this next week and their annual carnival is set for Labor Day weekend.
Tickets are on sale for the Carson Valley Community Theatre's production of "Perfect Wedding," written by Robin Hawdon and directed by Lucille Rao. The comedy opens Sept. 17 and stars Anthony Aldrich as the groom, Brittney Kinsey as the bride and Victoria Grathwohl as her mother, Mike Trute as the best man with Cindy Davis as his date, and Chanden Robasciotti as the chambermaid.