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

Scholarship program for Carson City AYSO Region 140 fully funded through 2022

AYSO Carson City, which has served more than 25,000 children since 1976, is able to cover the cost of partial and full scholarships thanks to a grant provided by Carson Tahoe Health’s Community Partnership Fund and the determination of one CTH employee. AYSO, a non-profit organization, will use the funds to cover registration fees for families who demonstrate need to the organization.

“As an all-volunteer organization, we work diligently to deliver a great soccer learning experience for every child we work with,” said Jon Hager, Commissioner for Carson City AYSO Region 140. “Thanks to the support of the CTH Community Partnership Fund, we are able to greatly reduce registration fees for participants in need and, in some cases, cover the registration fees entirely. This will allow us to serve even more children and introduce soccer to their lives.”

A 501 (c)(3) private, not-for-profit healthcare system, Carson Tahoe Health has been serving the community since 1949. In 2019, the CTH Community Partnership Fund was established to provide funding and assistance to improve the health and well-being of the underserved and vulnerable in the area. The fund seeks to promote health equity, ensuring that everyone has the same opportunity to live a healthy life, regardless of their socio-economic situation.

“I applied to the Carson Tahoe Health Community Partnership Fund to help support my daughter’s competitive traveling soccer team, which I help coach,” said Luis Rodriguez, Lead MRI Technologist at Carson Tahoe Health. “Rather than sponsor one team, Carson Tahoe worked with AYSO to fund its entire scholarship program for the next two years. This month is my 15th year anniversary working for Carson Tahoe and I could not be prouder to work for an organization that supports my community.”

To learn more about Carson City AYSO Region 140, volunteer or register for the season, visit www.aysocarsoncity.org. To learn more about Carson Tahoe Health, its services and the Community Partnership Fund, visit www.carsontahoe.com.

Top Stories

... or see all stories

Join Carson City Classic Cinema Club on Tuesday, August 3 at the Brewery Arts Center beginning at 6:30 p.m. as we enjoy the 1955 film “Kiss Me Deadly."

In collaboration with the Carson City Culture and Tourism Authority and the Carson City Redevelopment Authority, the Carson City Cultural Commission is accepting applications for the Redevelopment Special Event Grants.

These grants are intended to support professional arts and culture events such as community festivals, special performances, exhibitions, concerts within the fields of Theater, Music, and Visual Art held within Carson City’s established Redevelopment Districts.

The Levitt AMP Carson City Music Series presented by The Change Companies is back and better than ever this Saturday. So grab your family, friends and neighbors and get ready to experience the power of free, live music to bring our community together.

Chances are you, or someone you love, has been touched by adoption. If that’s the case, you won’t want to miss this week’s My Soul University Radio Hour on KNVC, Carson City’s Community Radio Station.

Hosted by Kitty McKay and moderated by Ken Farley, the show is all about plugging into the deeper “you” and claiming peace in your day-to-day.

The Lyon County Board of Commissioners will discuss whether or not to name the Justice Complex in Yerington after former President Donald Trump, following a failed attempt to rename Old Dayton Valley Road for Trump earlier this month.

Carson City Public Works and the Carson City Treasurer’s Office are excited to announce the launch of Carson City’s new utility billing program.

Starting Tuesday, August 3, 2021, customer utility bills will have a different look, and will be more user-friendly so that customers can find and review utility billing information and consumption history.

Wild Horse Children’s Theater invites you to travel down the rabbit hole with us and join Alice in her madcap adventures in Wonderland!

There are 2 performances only on Sunday, August 1st at 2:00 and 4:00 at the Brewery Arts Center’s outdoor stage!

A police chase was brought to an end near the rifle range on Friday morning after multiple units from several agencies chased a man both in vehicles and on foot.

Bently Ranch is accepting burnt vegetation from the Tamarack Fire at their compost yard (1089 Stockyard Road, Minden, NV).

Bently Ranch has agreed to accept the burned vegetation from Douglas Disposal at no charge.

In 2017, Vitality Unlimited, based in Elko, was among the first organizations in the nation to have received the Federal designation as a Certified Community Behavioral Health Center (CCBHC).

On Thursday, Carson City Health and Human Services issued their weekly COVID-19 report, which tracks data such as test positivity rates, active cases, recoveries, and more within the four quad-counties of Carson City, Douglas County, Lyon County, and Storey County.

Last week, there were 99 new cases throughout the quad counties, which rose this week to 162, a 63 percent overall increase.

A blockbuster weekend of events to fit just about every persuasion is on tap this weekend around the Carson City area as July ends and August begins. Here's what's ahead.

Nevada Urban Indians, Inc.

Our Clinic is opening every Friday beginning July 30th between 8:30am and 2:30pm at 236 Winnie Ln in Carson City, NV 89706.

Nevada Urban Indians, Inc. Clinic offers primary care appointments, well women’s visits, well child visits, immunizations, sports physicals, vaccines, diabetes management, nutritional counseling, substance abuse counseling, and mental health counseling.

Construction is underway at the Carson Mall for a new business, Red Dragon, which appears to be a new 24-hour casino.

It is unknown when the Red Dragon will be open for business, but signs on the door promise 24 hour gaming, Keno, Video Poker, and the like.

This year has been a particularly dry one thanks to a combination of record-high temperatures throughout the region as well as a dry winter that left little snowpack for spring and summer.

Because of that, as many readers will have noticed, our local creeks, wetlands, ponds and lakes are dwindling in water.

A 31-year-old man was arrested for suspicion of using false information to avoid prosecution, a felony, and other offenses, according to a Carson City Sheriff's Office booking report.

This summer has been difficult for all of the region’s residents, with record-breaking heat waves, drought, and early-season wildfires causing strain to the environment and energy resources.

However, a certain demographic has been hit much harder than the average Nevadan, and those are the individuals experiencing homelessness.

Carson City area casinos saw their June gaming generated revenue climb 19.72 percent compared to the same time last year, when casinos were allowed to open June 4, figures released Thursday by the Nevada Gaming Control Board show.

Western Nevada College has appointed eight dedicated and long-serving employees with faculty emeritus status this summer.

The blues and bluegrass band Dirty Cello is not your typical band. Fronted by renowned classical cellist, Rebecca Roudman, this genre-bending band plays high energy blues and bluegrass like you’ve never heard before. There’s even a smattering of classic rock like the Rolling Stones thrown in.

Youth Theatre Carson City is thrilled to announce our upcoming live production of "Footloose: The Musical, Youth Edition" playing four performances July 30 to August 1, 2021 in the Bob Boldrick Theatre at the Carson City Community Center.

Carson City Fire Department and sheriff's deputies were called Wednesday afternoon to a crash involving a motorcycle in the area of Stewart Street and Little Lane.

The crash was reported at around 1:45 p.m. First responders report the rider was up and walking around. The cause is unknown at this time. Motorists can expect traffic delays.

UPDATE: Testing has resumed at CCHHS once a week by appointment only for those with symptoms. For more information, go here.

***

Beginning Monday, Carson City Health and Human Services stopped all testing for COVID-19 at their location, causing confusion for some individuals on how and where they can receive tests if they fear they've been exposed.

According to Jessica Rapp, Public Information Officer for CCHHS, the decision to end testing is due to a decrease in demand for testing, and the increase in availability of testing throughout our community.

A Carson City man was booked Tuesday into Carson City Jail and charged with seven counts of sexual assault and kidnapping with a deadly weapon, according to a sheriff's office booking report.

U.S. Forest Service fire management reports 59 percent containment of the Tamarack Fire as of Wednesday morning, with a size of 68,393 acres.

In response to the current and growing risk of wildfire, the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest’s Bridgeport and Carson Ranger Districts are elevating current fire restrictions to Stage 2, effective Thursday, including all district lands in California and Nevada.

From "To-Do" to done. Are you focused on the right things each day? Monica Marcinko, author of "I Want To Be An Elf," and Managing Director of Polka Dot Powerhouse, Carson City chapter, will lead us in an interactive discussion about setting goals and achieving success.

On Tuesday, Governor Steve Sisolak stated that mask mandates would be returning to 12 of Nevada's 17 counties including Carson City due to a high rate of transmission of the Delta variant of COVID-19.

Each June, the Alzheimer's Association of Northern Nevada recognizes Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month; using the color purple to support finding an end to the disease. When nominations came in to the Campagni Cares program for this great nonprofit, Carson City Toyota knew it was the perfect time to select them.

MINDEN — Douglas County is actively moving to a recovery phase from the Tamarack Fire after all evacuations were lifted on July 26, 2021. Both shelter locations have been closed, allowing Douglas County to focus on providing recovery resources to residents who have been impacted by the fire.