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Freshman Luke Maher hit a tie-breaking home run in the fourth inning and then came home on a Bruce McIntosh double in the bottom of the sixth to give the Carson High J.V. baseball team an 8-7 victory at home against Fallon in the second game of a Sierra League double header on Saturday afternoon.
Coupled with a 10-0 win in game one, the Senators completed a sweep of the double header and three-game series against Fallon. The Senators are now 5-1 in league play, 8-2 overall for the season.

Salsa, the Latin American dance known for its fast tempo, is brought to us by Carson High School students as they present their senior class project.

Join us as Bob Nylen, Curator of History-Nevada State Museum, enlightens and informs us as only he can with photos, stories and anecdotes of Carson City "Then & Now".

The best prepared food in Northern Nevada will be featured on Saturday in Reno with the Grand Chefs Gala, a Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern Nevada fundraiser at the Grand Sierra Resort Ballroom.

FALLON _ It's early in the season, but the frustration is beginning to mount for the Carson High baseball team. And the youth of the team is no longer a scapegoat.

FALLON -- Bruce McIntosh slammed a two-run homer in the sixth inning to support a complete game pitching performance by Casey Wolfe as the Ca

FALLON -- So, how does a softball team manage to win an important game after giving up five errors and five walks?

Rob Hooper, executive director of NNDA, talks about economic development in Carson City and the Sierra region.

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Opening day for the Sierra League boys golf season saw some impressive individual performances overall and the Carson Senators produced their

The 2010 season for the Virginia & Truckee Railroad is rolling down the tracks toward its May 27 opening, with online tickets available now at www.VisitCarsonCity.com.

MINDEN -- Aided by key contributions from its cast of sophomores -- including Drew Moreland, Nick Domitrovich, Rory Petersen and Brock Prader

MINDEN -- A five-run second inning and some clutch work by Carter Nuckolls coming out of the bullpen helped the Carson High J.V.

MINDEN -- Hitting was the key on Thursday afternoo

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Carson City Sheriff deputies, wearing yellow t-shirts declaring "Say No to Cuts for Cops," have packed the Sierra Room at the Carson City Community Center for the Board of Supervisors meeting, waiting

A new season between two old rivals will begin on Thursday afternoon when the Carson High softball team visits Douglas for the opener of a three-game Sierra League softball series in Minden.

Unlike last year, the Sierra League baseball championship won't be at stake this week when the Carson Senators and Douglas Tigers square off in a three-game series.

Carson City Board of Supervisors have a heavy agenda this week as they try to close a $10 million budget deficit.

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CHS baseball Senators lose in extra inning against North Valleys By Dave Price A two-run rally in the top of the eighth inning was the difference as the Carson High baseball team fell t

After a number of years of drier than normal winters, it appears that Carson City may be in for a more normal summer water season in 2010.

In what may be the most difficult meeting of their careers, Carson City Supervisors next week will balance the 2010-11 city budget with significant cuts in city services including layoffs. Those layoffs, if approved, will occur in many departments, but the more noticeable will be in the Sheriff and Fire Departments.

In a move that will save city government $24,000 a year, city Supervisors are expected to let the Ron Wood Family Resource Center (RWFRC) move into the partially vacated city offices at 2621 Northgate

Members of the newly formed Carson Nugget Development Advisory Committee received an extensive briefing tonight on where the project is now, and what still needs to be worked out.

Nugget President Steve Neighbors and project consultant Mark Lewis were on hand to answer the committee's questions about the project before a capacity audience in the Sierra Room at the Carson City Community Center.

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.