• Carson Now on Facebook
  • Follow Carson Now on Twitter
  • Follow Carson Now by RSS
  • Follow Carson Now by Email

May

Nugget Project Questions: Who owns the land?

One of the first questions I heard raised about the Nugget redevelopment project had to do with who would own the land.

Some people have the false impression that the Carson Nugget is donating the land to the city.

As it has been proposed, the new library, public plaza and other pieces paid for by the city would be sitting on land owned by the foundation created by Nugget President Steve Neighbors, in accordance with the wishes of late owner Mae Adams.

Sparks truck driver killed in freak accident in central Oregon.

A Sparks truck driver was killed Thursday as he drove a Sherwin Williams semi on Oregon Highway 58 seven miles west of Oakridge, a small town southeast of Eugene. Oregon State Police say Gregory Mu

Diamond Peak joins the trend with free ski clincs for seniors

Assembly Minority Leader Says She Will Not Run for Re-election

Assembly Minority Leader Heidi Gansert, R-Reno, said her surprise decision announced today to leave public office has nothing to do with rumors that she could be appointed to serve out the remainde

Independent American Party Files Candidate List, Looks to Make Headway in 2010

CARSON CITY – The Independent American Party (IAP) this week released its list of candidates for 38 different offices, including the seat now held by U.S. Sen. Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., and all three congressional seats. There are candidates for state and local offices as well.

HOTEL CASINO ANNOUNCES COLLEGIATE BOXING EVENT

Hot races on tap at Squaw Valley

WNC Baseball “Road Warriors” to Open Home Season

The road warriors that are the Western Nevada College baseball team are finally coming home to their fans and their field.

Matching grant program to help Nevada families save for college

Nevada State Treasurer Kate Marshall and the Upromise College Fund 529 Plan’s Program Manager, Upromise Investments, announced Tuesday the launch of the Silver State Matching Grant Program.

Carson City Sheriff's Office could carry the bulk of job layoffs

With as many as 30 employees targeted for Carson City government layoffs, the equivalent of 23 of those positions may come from the sheriff's office.

Water bonds, property tax hikes on Carson City's Board of Supervisor agenda

Water and sewer rate hikes may move a step closer Thursday when the Carson City Board of Supervisors will hear plans to issue up to $32 million in general obligation water bonds over 30 years.

Mirror, mirror, on the wall….

On The Reflection In The Mirror
By Karl Neathammer

End in sight for Special Session?

Assembly Speaker Barbara Buckley, D-Las Vegas, told reporters Saturday night that legislative leaders, Governor Gibbons and administrative officials have come to a tentative agreement on how to plu

New Senator Talks About First Vote Of Special Session, Future Votes

Republican Senator Stan Olsen cast his

Arnold wins another Big Sky pole vault title

ow, Idaho State University sophomore Mike Arnold has two Big Sky Conference pole vault championships to his credit. And the Carson City product continues to soar higher.

Governor Will Not Veto Race to the Top Bill

A source inside Governor Gibbon’s office today said Gibbons will not veto the Race to the Top education bill passed Wednesday evening by the state Senate and Assembly during the special session of

“Troublesome” suicide victim’s name released

A Carson City man who threatened suicide and who also issued a threat to anyone who entered his apartment, thereby triggering a big police response including the Carson City SWAT team, has been ide

Strategy to Avoid Gibbons Vetoes on Tap if Needed

CARSON CITY – Because of the tense relationship between the Legislature and Gov.

Legislator Grills Nuclear Agency Head on Yucca Mountain

After President Obama announced his plan to eliminate funding for the Y

Man shot at South Carson apartment triggers law enforcement response, even SWAT at one point.

A man living in an apartment at 4733 So.

Conservative Caucus, GOP Minority Fight to Get Their Views Heard in Special Session

CARSON CITY – Assembly Republicans, who haven’t had a majority presence in the Legislature in 25 years, are working with their Senate col

Rather than his nose being counted, Karl would rather pay through his own

On The Census
By Karl Neathammer

Fire damages home on East Musser

Fire raced through the east rear of a small home at 1124 E. Musser during the noon hour today.

Breaking: house fire on East Musser

Fire raced through the east rear of a small home at 1124 E. Musser during the noon hour today. Firefighters were called by a passing Sheriff’s Deputy who spotted smoke coming from the rear of the home one block east of the Sheriff’s Office. Two snow white poodles were found inside and were rescued.

Nugget project: Setting the baseline for examination

A few weeks ago, I wrote that we would be taking an in-depth look at the Carson Nugget downtown redevelopment project.

Comment on Editorial: Nugget Project: No new answers. Only more questions. by Moondoggie

Way to go Dave. Finally, you mention the $1 million the current “plan” is asking from the City.

Editorial: Nugget Project: No new answers. Only more questions.

Editorial by Dave Morgan

An article in the Nevada Appeal this morning attempts to get new information from the Nugget Project’s “go to guy,” Steve Neighbors. Neighbors, who is now the owner of the Nugget, is quoted as saying that the project still lacks a developer to shoulder the “private industry” half of the project. That’s about all that’s new from Neighbors, that they STILL don’t have a private partner.

Senators still on a winning roll

For a while it looked like a nine-year run may be coming to an end.

Syndicate content