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New game focuses on Minden
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.
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.
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.
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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.
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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.
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Warnings of continued bird deaths due to salmonellosis have health officials urging residents to clean or take down feeders.
District Judge Tom Gregory sentenced Nicholas Berreman, 23, to the maximum possible 61 years in prison.
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.
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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
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.
A Gardnerville Ranchos man faces up to 15 years in prison after he admitted Monday to domestic battery with a prior felony.
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley.
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley
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.
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Warm temperatures are expected today as Western Nevadans recognize Easter
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.
A man sought in connection with the murder of a 60-year-old Sparks resident appeared in East Fork Justice Court on Friday morning.
Concerns about restitution played into several Douglas County District Court cases
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The Douglas County Senior Center will host a drive-through hot lunch of ham and apple pie on Friday in honor of Easter.
In order to gauge residents’ reaction to tourism in the Valley, the Carson Valley Visitor’s Authority is conducting a survey
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley.
A wrap-up of news in Carson Valley
While far more people are recovering from the coronavirus than are catching it, it does still pose a danger.
Three Douglas County women in agriculture were recognized at the Douglas County Historical Society on March 20.
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A celebration of life is May 15 for Helen "Cis" Kemp who took in starving horses Home and Courage in May 2008.
Prosecutors are hoping the Nevada Supreme Court rejects a third appeal from a Salvadoran man accused of the January 2019 murders of Gardnerville Ranchos residents Connie Koontz and Sophia Renken.
A wrap up of news in and around Carson Valley, Nev.
March has seen a few small storms, but nothing anywhere near a repeat of 1991’s Miracle March that was a bright spot in the seven-year drought that didn’t end for another two years.
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley.
A man faces 2-15 years in prison after he admitted to breaking a woman’s rib and giving her a concussion during an altercation in Gardnerville.
A wrap-up of news in and around Carson Valley.
