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Carson City Supervisor Lori Bagwell serves up the gravy Thursday at the Carson Nugget. -
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Carson City Sheriff Kenny Furlong serving dessert -
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Carson City Supervisor John Barrett serves up a turkey leg -
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Mayor Bob Crowell poses with Jennifer and Rocco of Carson City -
Mayor Bob Crowell greeting Terry Hogan, 79: Finished 10th in Turkey Trot 8k -
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Carson City Sheriff Kenny Furlong adding whipped cream to a slice of pie -
The line extended downstairs, although it moved quickly -
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Susan Crowell viewing some pictures on a guests phone
A Thanksgiving tradition in Carson City that has brought community members to the dinner table at the Carson Nugget for decades drew nearly 1,000 people for a delicious family-style meal Thursday.
Each Thanksgiving the Carson Nugget has cooked up dozens of turkeys, mountains of mashed potatoes, stuffing, gallons of gravy and hundreds of dinner rolls and pies free to anyone who wants to celebrate a traditional Thanksgiving meal.
With a line that began forming before 10 a.m., the event has grown to be among the biggest and best Thanksgiving Day dinners throughout western Nevada.
Hosted by the Carson Nugget, the feed is also sponsored by Friends in Service Helping, also known as FISH and the Carson City Salvation Army.
