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Carson City nonprofit Food for Thought celebrates 20 years with community challenge to raise $20K, collect 2,000 pounds of food
2+ day, 59+ min ago (351+ words) For 20 years, Food for Thought has worked to make sure local children have access to food when they are away from school. Now, as the Carson City nonprofit celebrates two decades of service, it is asking the community to help…...
Nevada State Prison Preservation Society Volunteer Spotlight: Didi Chaney
6+ day, 18+ hour ago (383+ words) Charter Member, Secretary and Keeper of the Society’s Story “The ingenuity of the incarcerated in creating means of escape, the artistic abilities of the inmates, and the antics of both the inmates and the wardens, have provided an insight into…...
Could Northern Nevada's tech epicenter run out of water? That's the big question in an ongoing suit
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1082+ words) A bitter legal battle has emerged over water availability in Nevada’s technology epicenter, raising questions about whether companies critical to diversifying the state economy have enough water to survive into the future. For nearly two years, the developer of the…...
Carson City survey seeks feedback on e-bike, scooter use on roads, bike lanes, paths and trails
1+ week, 5+ day ago (179+ words) Carson Now The Carson City Parks, Recreation & Open Space Department and the Carson City Public Works Department are seeking public input from residents related to the usage of Electric Bicycles (e-bikes) and Other Electric Mobility Devices (OEMDs) on roadways, bike…...
Opinion: Nevada’s Newest State Park Should Honor Tony Mendez, former CIA Master of Disguise
3+ week, 2+ day ago (519+ words) Nevada’s landscapes tell our story. They are rugged, independent and shaped by people willing to tackle hard challenges. With the state’s acquisition of 1,627 acres along the Carson River east of Dayton, we have an opportunity to write a remarkable new…...
Students encouraged to explore their futures this fall at Western Nevada College
3+ week, 5+ day ago (227+ words) A new semester brings new opportunities, and Western Nevada College is encouraging students to take the next step toward achieving their educational and career goals by registering now for the Fall 2026 semester. Whether students are planning to earn a degree,…...
Pine Nuts: The power of water
4+ week, 4+ hour ago (219+ words) Perhaps it all started for me when I was a teenage lifeguard and pool rat who could sniff the air of a natatorium and tell you the chlorine count. As a water safety instructor I taught senior lifesaving, and was…...
Northern Nevada's economic development agency rebrands; abatement-driven strategy to stay
4+ week, 18+ hour ago (996+ words) The Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada, Northern Nevada’s primary economic development organization for more than 40 years, has a new name. But its mission — recruiting top-tier tech companies such as Tesla, Google and Apple, largely through a strategy built on…...
Inside Carson City’s proposed $30 million City Hall deal: Supervisors advance plan while funding, parking and transparency questions remain
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (1814+ words) - The city's space needs - A project 15 years in the making - Calls for transparency, town halls continue - What is “Redevelopment” funding for? - Next steps Following a public hearing Thursday, Carson City Supervisors voted 4-1 to approve a term sheet for a proposed…...