Sarah Drinkwine

Reporter

With Nevada News Group since 2021

Phone: +17757828278

Email: sdrinkwine@recordcourier.com

Job duties:
As the community reporter I write a bit about everything including crime, education, business, and features.

About me:
I am a Douglas High School graduate. In my free time, I enjoy spending time at home with my boys.

2023 Nevada Press Association Awards
• First Place in Special Section (Carson Valley Almanac)
• Second Place in Community Service
• Second Place in Special Section (The Best of Carson Valley)
• Second Place in Multiple Photo Gallery

Recent Stories

Showcase connects businesses, consumers

Nearly 1,000 people connected with the dozens of different businesses and organizations during the 26th annual Carson Valley Business Showcase Thursday at the Douglas County Community and Senior Center.

Volunteers the glue that binds library together

The Douglas County Public Library feted its volunteers on Thursday

Restaurant burglar sent to prison

The Carson City man who broke into his former employer’s restaurant and cleaned out the till was sentenced to 2-5 years in prison Monday.

Victims’ rights key to law enforcement

Whether it’s preventing a crime from happening or assisting someone once a crime has occurred, law enforcement in Douglas County focuses on the survivors of crime.

Douglas students swim with mock sharks

Douglas High School students had the opportunity to demonstrate their entrepreneurial skills with their own version of the hit television show “Shark Tank.”

Boys & Girls Club finds home in Minden

Boys & Girls Club of Western Nevada is opening a clubhouse in Minden just in time for the 2024-25 school year.

Gilbert hired to remove superintendent

Gilbert inadvertently admits the reason he was hired by the Douglas County School Board.

Lake Tahoe foot fondler gets 20 years

Mark Anthony Gonzales was sentenced to 8-20 years in prison on two counts of residential burglary.

Dwyer says she won't apply for Douglas school superintendent

After six months in the district’s top seat, Jeannie Dwyer was ready to take on the position full time, only to be rejected at Tuesday’s school board meeting.

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Photos by Sarah

Douglas County Public Library HR Coordinator Tiffani Drew, Lake Library …

Scott Smith, Jerry Smith, and Jocelyn Clark, of Carson Valley …

The Easter Bunny greets 2-year-old Umber Toor during the Douglas …

The south bleachers in the gymnasium at George Whittell High …

The south bleachers in the gymnasium at George Whittell High …