By Alison Bender, Tahoe Quarterly Reindeer Lodge, located on a horseshoe curve along Mount Rose Highway between the ski resorts and Reno, has seen much in its 60 years of existence. It’s seen the old Reno Ski Bowl morph into Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe. It’s seen generations of UNR students as they drank hot-buttered rums […]
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Tahoe Township Justice of the Peace Richard Glasson will be serving a fourth six-year term. First elected in 2000, Glasson has not faced an opponent in the three elections since then. Jan. 12 was the final day to file for the seat. The other Douglas County judgeship is being contested because Justice of the Peace […]
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While the U.S. Olympic Team is still not solidified, one Lake Tahoe area skier is definitely not going — Travis Ganong. The 29-year-old ski racer from Truckee tore his ACL in a race this season. At the 2014 Games Ganong barely missed the podium. He placed fifth place in downhill and 23rd in super G. […]
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· The second annual women’s march on the South Shore will be Jan. 20 at 11am starting at Hard Rock in Stateline. · The Father Daughter Sweetheart Dance at Harveys is Feb. 9 from 7-9:30pm. For more info, call 775.586.7271. · “Vagina Monologues” will be performed at Lake Tahoe Community College on Feb. 23 at […]
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By Julie Cart, CalMatters By most measures, California has earned the right to brag about how much it has cleaned up its environmental act. The air in much of smog-shrouded Southern California has been scrubbed. A passenger car for sale here today is 99 percent cleaner than one on offer in the early 1970s. The […]
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To the community, The Kiwanis Club of Tahoe Sierra is a service organization that dedicates its members to supporting charities and events which benefit the community, especially children. Every month the Kiwanis Club selects a different community program or organization to support, and for the month of January the club has sponsored a Bread & […]
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A Lake Tahoe woman has been named an Ironman All World Athlete for 2017. Judy Anderson of Carnelian Bay earned the honor in the women’s 50-54 age bracket. The designation is earned by competing in multiple events and earning age group ranking points during the 2017 season. Racers were rewarded for their top three performances […]
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North Face athlete Hilaree O’Neill will highlight the fourth installment of Alpenglow Sports’ 12th annual Winter Film Series. The show is at 7pm on Feb. 8 at Squaw Valley’s Olympic Lodge. In the first part of her show, “The Wildest Winter,” O’Neill travels between the San Juan Mountains in Colorado and the Sierra Nevada. Taking […]
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By Terra Breeden Even though there isn’t any snow on the ground, winter sports are still thriving in South Lake Tahoe. Curling, a team sport played on ice, is sliding into popularity with the club Lake Tahoe Epic Curling leading the movement. “It’s like shuffleboard or chess on ice. There’s a lot of strategy involved,” […]
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Luna is a beautiful 2-year-old German Shepherd who has lived with children and loves to play with other dogs. She is house broken and walks nicely on her leash. Luna would do best in a home without cats, and needs to be on a runner when in the yard as she is very athletic. […]
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