As local business owners, we know firsthand the importance and challenge of getting the word out to prospective customers. At Lake Tahoe News, we want to help you accomplish those goals. LakeTahoeNews.net is the largest online-only news publication in Tahoe, serving up real-time news about Lake Tahoe seven days a week. Based in South Lake […]
Read more
By Melinda Myers Whether in the ground or on a balcony or deck, there’s always room to grow your own garden-fresh produce and beautiful flowers. Space-saving gardening techniques and products can help you increase productivity in any available space. Consider elevated gardens and planter carts that not only save space, but make gardens more accessible. […]
Read more
By Josh Dean, Men’s Journal Since it was installed in 2010, the “orange bubble” chairlift at The Canyons in Utah has become the resort’s most iconic feature. The high-speed quad, which whisks skiers 8,700 feet to the summit of Lookout Peak in just nine minutes, was the first in North America to have heated seats […]
Read more
By Dan Walters, Sacramento Bee The impact of ever-higher pension costs on California’s local governments, particularly cities, has been evident for years. Pension burdens contributed to the recent bankruptcies of three cities and more are feeling the pinch. The California Public Employees’ Retirement System, or CalPERS, is ramping up its mandatory contributions to offset investment […]
Read more
By Elin McCoy, Bloomberg When a collector friend offered me a glass of Screaming Eagle recently, I automatically pictured the cult winery’s polished, pricey red. Instead, I got my first taste of its sophisticated, wildly expensive, almost entirely unattainable white. Chances are, when you think of Napa Valley, you think of red wine. Well, get […]
Read more
Six feet of snow was too much for a roof on Upper Kingsbury grade. The weight forced the collapse of the duplex on Friday. “That weight stressed the wood and the wood gave out,” Eric Guevin with Tahoe Douglas fire told Lake Tahoe News. With no new snow in days, it was just fatigue on […]
Read more
Soroptimist International of Tahoe Sierra is hosting the 28th annual Elegant Evening on April 22 at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe. There will be food, wine and vodka tastings, raffles and a silent auction that allows online bidding prior to the event. The Soul Experience featuring Trey Stone will provide the dance music. The mission of Soroptimist […]
Read more
By Susan Wood OLYMPIC VALLEY – Steeped in tradition and prestige, the women’s World Cup at Squaw Valley delivered a grand, heated environment for thousands of festive fans who turned out Saturday to see on-fire American ski racer Mikaela Shiffrin on top of the podium. The season wraps up in Aspen next weekend, where […]
Read more
To the community, I read the article relating to flood insurance published March 7. We specialize in the flood insurance niche throughout all 50 states. Unfortunately, much of the information covered in this article is incomplete and misleading for the homeowners. We have access to seven-plus different private flood insurance alternatives, plus the NFIP. The […]
Read more
The 12th annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival South Lake Tahoe combines award-winning environmental and adventure films with the energy of local activism. Featured films will include outdoor adventures, environmental battles and inspirational stories of people making a difference. The film festival will take place March 24 at the MontBleu showroom in Stateline. Advance tickets […]
Read more