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Coop Extension offers “Using pesticides safely” April 25 as part of a series of

RENO, Nev. – University of Nevada Cooperative Extension is offering free landscaping trainings taught in both Spanish and English. The workshops are designed to enhance employability skills and increase job retention.

A 35-year-old Carson City man was arrested Wednesday for misdemeanor suspicion of obstructing arrest, and a misdemeanor warrant after he was found hiding in bushes by a Carson City Sheriff's Office motor patrol deputy.

The State Health Insurance Assistance Programs (SHIPs) are a national network of volunteers, staff and partners. They provide free, in depth, one-on-one insurance counseling and assistance to Medicare beneficiaries, their families, friends, and caregivers.

Join us for a beautiful seven-mile hike, with five water crossings and stunning views, on Genoa Canyon Trail in Carson Valley. This hike begins with a 1300 ft elevation gain and ends with a 1300 ft elevation drop. The highest elevation on the trail is 6140 ft. The trail’s first two miles includes uphill switchbacks, then continues 3 miles south across the face of the mountains, and finally back down two miles of steep switchbacks to Carson Street in Genoa.

Western Nevada FC Coyotes of Carson City return home this weekend for their battle for first place in the league. WNFC will host Napa Sporting SC for a 5 p.m. kick off at Moana Springs Recreational Complex.

Kyra Gonzales, 11, of Carson City, claimed the top prize of $500 cash at Carson’s Got Talent, the regional talent competition benefiting Meals on Wheels Carson City, last Saturday evening.

Carson City Manager Nick Marano announced Thursday at the Board of Supervisors meeting that he would not renew his contract, which will expire June 2, and has accepted a position in the private sector.

Michael's operates stores in Reno, Sparks and Carson City. "As painful as it is with the bankruptcies and closings, we are finally kind of right-sizing," Stevenson says. "We were over-retailed in our market and in the U.S. in general. "Some of these closings also are because of the debt levels s ...

CARSON CITY — In recognition of Earth Day on April 22, the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection’s Recycling Program is helping to educate Nevada communities about the threats posed by “plastic pollution” throughout the state, and how to lessen the impact of plastic pollution to Nevada’s unique natural environment.

About a decade ago, a group of community members organized a sustainable horticulture program targeting food insecurity in Carson City. They called it the Greenhouse Project, a not-for-profit effort to improve the quality of food available to the area’s most hungry.

This fun and exciting class is designed for beginning as well as more experienced students. You will learn techniques in creating non-functional ceramics as you learn to use clay to build artistic sculptures. Projects will include instruction in a wide range of sculpting methods.

You will be exposed to concepts such as composition, weight, color, form, and texture while creating contemporary pieces and beautiful three dimensional ceramic art.

Mondays, Apr 30 - June 18 1:00 - 4:00 (No class May 28), at the Brewery Arts Center 449 W King St. in Carson City.

CARSON CITY — Hello, Northern Nevada. It’s time to break out your favorite aloha wear. A celebration of Hawaiian culture is coming to the Nevada State Museum on Saturday, April 28.

I’ve been lied to before, most often by my weather app on my cell phone, and yet, I still look to it for truth. If it's to believed, springtime arrives tomorrow. I think we are all ready for some warmer, sunny days. Western Nevada College is hosting a reception for the student artists whose work is now adorning their gallery walls, go take a gander. You’ll probably want to layer up if you join Muscle Powered on today’s hike from Ash Canyon to Kings Canyon. It might be a little chilly, but the views of our valley are worth it.

For Veterans, their families, and the general public

Wednesday, May 16, 2018 Reno Town Mall 4001 S. Virginia St. Reno, NV 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Open for Active Duty military, Veterans, National Guard and Reserve, and military spouses 12 p.m. to 3 p.m.

Open to the general public The State of Nevada Career Fair in Reno will feature employment opportunities, information about various state agencies, and additional resources for Nevada Veterans.

As a courtesy request to anticipate attendance numbers, those interested in attending as job seekers are asked to please use this online link to RSVP: https://stateofnevadacareerfair.eventbrite.com.

Nevada’s controversial plan to find a private owner for more than 2,500 horses roaming around the Virginia Range fizzled out.

Beginning Sea Glass Wire Wrapping Class taught by Jo Ann Grace, Tuesday, April 10, 6:30 - 8:30 PM. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to make pendants using craft wire, sea glass and tumbled glass. No experience required. Sign up in advance at Artsy Fartsy Art Gallery, 405 North Nevada Street in Carson City.
Cost is $40; supplies and refreshments are included. Class is limited to six students.
Class is held at the Artsy Fartsy Creative Center, 220 A West Telegraph Street in Carson City.
For more information, call 775-885-2787

Wire Wrapped Wind Chime Class taught by Jo Ann Grace, Thursday, April 26, 6:00 - 8:30 PM. Learn how to make wind chimes for your garden using copper wire, sea glass and tumbled glass. Welcome Spring with beautiful yard art! No experience required. Sign up in advance at Artsy Fartsy Art Gallery, 405 North Nevada Street in Carson City.
Cost is $50; supplies and refreshments are included. Class is limited to six students.
Class is held at the Artsy Fartsy Creative Center, 220 A West Telegraph Street in Carson City.
For more information, call 775-885-2787

The Gabriel Project provides immediate and practical help if you are a pregnant woman coping with an unplanned, unwanted or difficult pregnancy. This is an outreach from St. Teresa of Avila catholic community for our local community. Our toll free Hope Line, 844-201-0317, is answered 24 hours/day, 365 days/year.

CARSON CITY, Nev. – Daytime single lane closures, followed by a 10-day intersection closure, will begin Monday, April 23 on State Route 88 at Centerville Lane in Douglas County as the Nevada Department of Transportation installs a traffic roundabout.

The Lahontan cutthroat trout was rediscovered in a "dinky" stream near the Nevada-Utah border. Genetic testing by University of Nevada, Reno Associate Professor of Biology Mary Peacock led to the rediscovery of an iconic Nevada fish.

Gary Schmidt, challenging candidate in the Republican primary for Nevada State Senate 16 signed the Tax Payers Protection Pledge for the Americans for Tax Reform on Tax Day, April 15th, 2018 (downloaded on April 17th).

It was signed in the presence of and witnessed by Larry Green in Washoe Valley, in southern Washoe County at 7475 Brothers Lane at Schmidt's Campaign Office and one of his temporary residences while his home at the historic Reindeer Lodge is under repair.

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office Special Enforcement Team arrested a man Tuesday after he allegedly emptied packaged baggies of methamphetamine into his coffee cup in order to conceal evidence.

Join plant experts for a moderately difficult guided hikes to learn about local wildflowers, including the rare plant: monkeyflower! Please wear sturdy shoes and meet us 10 a.m. Sunday, April 22 at the Prison Hill Clearview Trailhead at 2600 E Clearview Drive. The walk is hosted by Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space.

Carson High School distance runner and track athlete Rheanna Jackson signed Wednesday with Nevada Wolf Pack for track and field.

Beginning this week through April 30, 2018, law enforcement in Carson City and statewide are Joining Forces by issuing citations to pedestrians and motorists who are breaking traffic safety laws.

As a mark of respect and in remembrance of Barbara Bush, Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval has ordered flags to half-staff, beginning Wednesday through sunset on the day of her interment. The former First Lady died Tuesday, April 17, 2018.

Josh and Ian Densford had been watching the space at 411 Hot Springs Road in Carson City since they had learned Classy Seconds would be relocating to its new facility on Gordon Street off U.S. Highway 50 East.

University of Nevada Cooperative Extension is once again coordinating the collaborative efforts of federal, state and local fire services; public safety agencies; community organizations; and others to participate in Nevada Wildfire Awareness Month throughout May.

Rummage Sale, Benefits local charities, St. Paul's Lutheran

St. Paul's Lutheran Family, 1201 N. Saliman, Carson City, is having their rummage sale on Saturday, April 21 from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. This sale is a fundraiser by St. Paul's WELCA to support local charities. Highlights of the sale are a boutique jewelry room, a room of decorator items, furniture, housewares and much more.

Starting at 8 a.m. shoppers can fill a bag of select clothing for $3. At noon there will be a bag sale of anything that will fit in a bag for $3. Supporting funds are provided by Thrivent. Come early to check out the bargains!

Carson City School District's Nutrition Program hosted "Breakfast with a Hero" Wednesday morning at Bordewich Bray Elementary School. School Resource Officers and other local law enforcement took time to serve and sit and eat with students.

Consort Canzona Early Music Instrumental Ensemble and the Joyful Noise Carson Children’s Choir will perform a free concert on Saturday, April 21, 7 p.m., at Shepherd of the Sierra Lutheran Church, 3680 Highway 395 (just south of Best Buy). Admission is free, donations welcome.

The Capital City Arts Initiative announces its exhibition, "High School Pic(ks) 2018" at the Community Development Building, also known as the Brick, 108 E Proctor Street, Carson City.

Thirty-two artists from Carson, Dayton, Douglas, and Pioneer high schools have work in the exhibit. CCAI will host a reception for the artists on Tuesday, April 24, 5 – 7pm. The free exhibition is available to the public from April 15 – July 9, 2018, Mondays - Fridays, 8am – noon and 1-4pm.

Nevada added 3,500 jobs in March bringing employment in the Silver State to a record high of 1,373,700, according to figures released Wednesday by the Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation. Unemployment in March remained constant at 4.9 percent.

The international jewel that is Lake Tahoe is just a short trip up the hill. Save your gas money and head to the Carson City Library for a presentation on our beautiful lake and the diverse ecosystem that makes it special. Lending a hand to the Boys and Girls Club can be as easy as lunch or dinner at Buffalo Wild Wings; their annual Team Up for Kids Community Day raises funds for our local organization. Put some swing in that thing during Jazz Night at Living the Good Life, just get there in time for their delicious dinner menu.

Carnival Fundraiser to benefit Carson City Cub Scout Pack 145. There will be 14-15 games to play, some which are from Circus Circus, hot dogs, nachos, cotton candy, and candy for sale, and lots of prizes to be won. There will also be a silent auction to benefit the "Investment in Character" program. This event will be helpd on April 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Borderwich Bray Elementary. Come one, come all!

Join Artsy Fartsy Art Gallery and 25+ of its artists for an evening of ART on May 24 beginning at 4 p.m.. Each artist is creating their interpretation of "Year of the Dog". Each piece will be an original and signed by the artist, with a portion of the sales to benefit "Safe Haven Animal Rescue".
So won't you join us for a complimentary glass of wine and some light appetizers. Stroll through the gallery while viewing all the local artwork, all the while supporting a great cause.

Join Artsy Fartsy Art Gallery on May 10, 4 p.m. for an evening of Pottery, Pastels, and Oil's, all designed and created by Jean Kvam. Each piece is an original and signed by Jean.
Join the gallery for a complimentary glass of wine and some light appetizers, while strolling through the gallery and viewing all the local artwork.

Join Artsy Fartsy Art Gallery on May 19 for a full day of "Yard Art". Angie Fluitt has been hard at work creating one-of-a-kind reclaimed yard art just in time to decorate your yard. These amazing pieces are created from turn of the century chandelier crystals and barbed wire. Many pieces will be on hand for you to choose from, but fair warning, she will sell out. So drop on by for a day of art and meet Angie Fluitt.

In his second year as director of the Escape From Prison Hill 5K, 10K and Half Marathon, EJ Maldonado has learned one thing in particular. “You have to be OK with the fact that things aren’t going to be perfect,” he said.

The Western Nevada College Veterans Resource Center invites the community to participate in the fourth annual Veterans Suicide Awareness March at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 5 in Carson City.

Carson City Fire Department and sheriff's deputies were called Tuesday afternoon to a crash involving four vehicles at North Carson Street and Medical Parkway.

A 21-year-old Carson City man was booked Monday for suspicion of being in possession of a stolen firearm after being arrested Sunday on drug and weapon charges, a sheriff’s deputy said.

Join Artsy Fartsy Art Gallery for an evening of Pottery, Pastels, and Oil's, all designed and created by Jean Kvam. Each piece is an original and signed by Jean.
Join the gallery for a complimentary glass of wine and some light appetizers, while strolling through the gallery and viewing all the local artwork.

Carson City Rotary Club members and Muscle Powered continued where they left off last fall, completing another joint work day effort Saturday at Secret Trail near Hobart Lake Road.

Curtis Cannon, Democratic challenger to James Settelmeyer in State Senate District 17, will be the featured speaker at the next Democratic luncheon-fundraiser. Sponsored by the Democratic Men's Committee, these luncheons help defer the costs of rent and overhead expenses at Carson City's Democratic headquarters.

It seems somehow appropriate that snow was falling in Virginia City on the morning of Monday, April 16, as crews from the Nevada State Railroad Museum and Comstock Historic Center prepared the Virginia & Truckee Railroad locomotive “Dayton” for its return trip to Carson City.

In this week's It's Your City, host Cortney Bloomer sits down with Sandy Wallin of the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension, which is hosting Capital City Farm Days this Thursday and Friday at the Carson City Fairgrounds and Fuji Park Exhibit Hall.

Effective Jan. 1, 2018, the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act reduced business expense deductions for many types of business entertainment activities to zero.

Come volunteer with us! Learn how to teach English as a Second Language to an adult.

The projects are piling high like the snow on the summit of the Sierra Mountains. You are suffocated. You can’t breathe. The air is thin. There’s too much to do and no time to do it. You’ve hit overwhelm and you shut down. You Netflix and chill or find some way to forget about it, just making the matter worse. The pile gets bigger the more time you don’t tend to it, which just makes the overwhelm worse.

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