By Jason Hidalgo, Reno Gazette-Journal There’s a whole lotta movin’ going on in Nevada. The Silver State ranked No. 1 among all states for its rate of people looking to make a move, either in-state or from out-of-state, according to national real estate analytics company ATTOM Data Solutions. ATTOM’s “Pre-Mover Index” looks at application and loan […]
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· Volunteers are needed to clean up the beaches of Lake Tahoe on July 5. Sign up online. · Free Bird Cafe of South Lake Tahoe is celebrating its first anniversary of its second location and its eighth year in business on June 14. Stop by either location for a free 12-ounce drip coffee — […]
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The Tahoe Donner Giving Fund will host its fourth annual dinner and silent auction on July 11 at 6pm at the Pavilion Tent at the Lodge Restaurant & Pub. Proceeds from the event funds fall grants supporting local nonprofits in the greater Truckee area and scholarships to community high school graduates. Graham Kent will be […]
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By Todd Prince, Las Vegas Review-Journal Nationwide legal sports betting could generate a much larger handle and more local casino visitation than Nevada gaming insiders expect, a Wall Street analyst said. His proof? A surge in local hockey bets. The regular-season hockey handle jumped 40 percent from October to April to $271 million in […]
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American Association of University Women, South Lake Tahoe branch recently awarded three sponsorships to a weeklong STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) focused Tech Trek Camp on the UC Davis campus in July. Winners are Kyla Schrauben, Daniela Bonilla, and Evelyn Bennett. All three girls are from South Tahoe Middle School, with an alternate, Mia Roper, […]
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Update 2:05pm: A South Lake Tahoe man was gunned down in a residence on Spruce Avenue on Monday night. Gregory Mitchoff, 62, was found with multiple gunshot wounds. The suspect is still on the loose. “Several witnesses said there was an argument before the gunshots,” Police Chief Brian Uhler told Lake Tahoe News. “This was […]
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The Nevada Department of Transportation is hosting community workshops to gather public input on rural transit services and needs. NDOT is updating the Coordinated Human Services Transportation Plan for rural Nevada. The plan assesses existing transit services and future needs to help guide transit prioritization and identify strategies to meet future transit needs across the […]
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By Kathryn Reed People are hobbling on crutches, easing along with a walker and relying on a cane for stability. Clearly, this is a place for healing. But just steps from the entrance is what looks like a state-of-the-art-gym, not just the usual apparatuses in a rehabilitation center. The dichotomy between patient and tools appears […]
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To the community, The board of directors of the Lake Tahoe Humane Society would like to once again thank our incredible community for your continued encouragement. As a compassionate, concerned, and animal loving community, you have locked arms with us on the courageous journey to start all over again. We’re not going to sugar coat […]
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A cyclist from the Bay Area was killed Sunday in Truckee while riding on Highway 89. The name of the 70-year-old from San Rafael has not been released. The cyclist was going south on the highway near Cabin Creek Drive when he was hit by a vehicle about 9:45am June 10. According to the California […]
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