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Carson City Library hosts Virtual Program: Hour Of Code

Event Date: 
February 5, 2021 - 4:00pm

For ages 10-14, join us virtually via Zoom. Do you enjoy coding? Then join us for one hour of computer programming each month! No prior experience needed. This month, write code to help a monkey astronaut catch bananas in space! Go here to register.

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UPDATE TUESDAY: A Silver Alert issued Monday by the Lyon County Sheriff's Office has been canceled. The missing man, Alan Corridori, has been located. His condition is unknown at this time, according to LCSO dispatch.
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On Monday, April 18, 2022 the Lyon County Sheriff’s Department activated a Silver Alert for Alan Corridori. Alan is a 63 year-old-white male who resides in Fernley, Nev.

Spring into a smoke free life with weekly smoking cessation classes offered from April 28 to June 9 through Carson Tahoe Health.

CARSON CITY — The Nevada Department of Transportation is gathering public feedback to finalize the Mt. Rose Highway Corridor Study. The plan outlines future enhancements to the lower segment of Mt. Rose Highway (State Route 431).

Nevada artist, Ann O'Lear, will host a 4-week "You Can Draw" workshop starting Tuesday, May 3 through May 24 from 10 to 11:30 a.m at the Carson City Senior Center, 911 Beverly Drive, in the Job's Peak Room.

A 49-year-old man was arrested Friday for a warrant alleging habitual criminal, evading and eluding a peace officer, two counts possession of a controlled substance and one count possession of paraphernalia, according to a Carson City Sheriff's Office booking report.

Customers, Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce members and McDonald's staff gathered together on Friday, April 15, to officially cut the ribbon for the new McDonald's in Dayton. The first 100 customers received free sandwiches for a year and lots of swag!

Visit Carson City, the Carson City Cultural & Tourism Authority, announced it has hired Stuart Wexler as its new Events and Sales Manager. Wexler brings more than 14 years of hospitality sales experience to the role, having worked in a similar capacity for a number of lodging properties in the region.

The Nevada State Police Highway Patrol is partnering with other participating Nevada law enforcement agencies in the Joining Forces program and is urging pedestrians and drivers to be aware of each other and to share the road responsibly.

Can you imagine drinking a beer made with yeast dating back millions of years ago? It really isn’t far-fetched. You can learn about the ancient yeast and other fascinating discoveries at the next Rotary Club of Carson City meeting.

Wylder Hotel Hope Valley, formerly Sorensons Resort, continues its Eastern Sierra history series with a slide show presentation, Reflections of Lake Tahoe.

The storm pattern for the Carson City area remains active with two more rounds of wind, rain, and Sierra snow this week, one Monday into Tuesday and the other late Wednesday through Friday, according to the National Weather Service.

The grand opening for our newly located Diamond Strong Freedom Center at 310 N. Stewart Street in Carson City was an overwhelming success. There is something amazing that happens when passionate people come together for a common cause.

In north Carson City at the corner of W. Winnie Lane and North Carson Street sits a business you might not have noticed. No fancy logos, no cute name. Just a commitment to wellness in an understated strip mall. But, once you meet Start Now Wellness Center owner Cheryl Pricco, you’ll fast become aware of the magic that can be found inside to reduce the stress of living in today’s frenetic world.

There’s a loose cannon out there who thinks as little of his fellow man as his fellow man thinks of him. Oh, and by the way, did we mention, he happens to have 6,257 nuclear weapons within reach of his fingertips, about 30 for every country in the world, were he to choose to distribute them fairly, a thing not likely to happen.

Picture of bike parts

Welcome to the 2022 Gear Swap presented by Muscle Powered! This is a fundraising event for Muscle Powered, and is intended to be a kind of community yard sale specifically for “muscle-powered” gear: bicycles, bike parts, hiking and backpacking gear, skiing and snowshoeing equipment, and general outdoor gear.

In 2018 Mike Smith, a native Mississippian launched Ideas on Tap, a monthly humanities-based community discussions about important issues. Each program included a panel discussion featuring knowledgeable participants who presented a wide spectrum on the topic, as well as a chance for audience members to share their thoughts, and questions. Due to the lack of community support, and attendance I had to make the difficult decision to cease the monthly interactive conversations.

At the end of March, I wrote about the “Nevada Seasons” from Spring Mountain Ranch State Park which listed the seasons as: “Winter, Fool’s Spring, 2nd Winter, Spring of Deception, 3rd Winter, Road Construction, Actual Spring, Summer, Fire, False Fall, 2nd Summer and Actual Fall.”

Here is the Carson City area road report for the week of April 18-24, 2022. Closures are expected at the following locations due to road and utility work:

A beautiful rainbow appeared over Carson City Friday morning.

Advanced Placement tests have arrived, are organized, and ready to go. Super exciting too as Carson High School students, those wanting to pass college classes without actually having to take them nor pay for them, will have the opportunity to successfully pass their AP tests before graduating from CHS.

Members of the Rotary Club of Carson City enjoyed a guided tour of one of the area’s largest employers this week; Click Bond Inc.

Founded in 1987, the company creates, designs and manufactures a vast assortment of products used in the aerospace and aviation industry.

The annual Carson City Underwater Egg Hunt is back this year after being cancelled the past two years due to COVID.

Groups of fifty children are split into the tot pool and the big pool while swimmers kicked as fast as they could to collect their baskets of eggs in pursuit of the prizes waiting for them.

The annual Easter Egg Hunt at the Nevada State Railroad Museum is not for the weak of heart.

A 33-year-old Dayton man and a 29-year-old Dayton woman were arrested for drug possession, violation of suspended sentencing and violation of pretrial conditions following a traffic stop.

A wind advisory was issued Saturday from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. due to strong winds coming from the southwest for the greater Reno, Carson City, and Minden areas.

In March, all candidates for local and state positions filed their intention to run for office, in everything from the senate to the school board.

The 2022 Nevada Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, June 14.

Violinist/Fiddler

This Monday, April 18 local audiences are invited to the Bank Saloon in Carson City for The Brother Dan Show, which will welcome internationally-travelled violinist Mickey Lufkin.

With the beautiful spring weather upon us, many Carson City residents are getting ready to explore land and water in their RVs and boats.

Carson City staff wants to remind everyone about the restrictions relative to parking RVs and boats on the City streets.

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office assisted the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office in the arrest of George Russell on April 1, 2022 in Stateline.

Carson City's The Greenhouse Project non-profit is hosting their Early Spring Plant Sale, which offers live plants grown and sold by The Greenhouse Project.