The 14th annual Halloween Treat Street event, an indoor trick or treating option hosted by radio station KRLT and KOWL radio stations, will take place in and around Lake Tahoe Community College’s physical education building on Oct. 31 from 5-8pm. This free event is open to all children and their parents. There will be plenty […]
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Lake Tahoe casinos helped the state post a revenue gain for September. The Nevada Gaming Commission today released its figures showing the state took in nearly $948.49 million, which is a 3.55 percent gain from September 2015. On the South Shore the win was 2.27 percent higher than the previous year at $21.7 million. The […]
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By Linda Fine Conaboy KINGS BEACH – A study commissioned by the Placer County Board of Supervisors underscored what most people already know – housing is a problem. Results from the Tahoe Truckee Housing Needs Assessment were presented to the board on Oct. 25. Here are some of the statistics for the North Shore […]
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By Joe Mathews California is a state of large things: A 1,100-mile coastline, giant mountain ranges, and big cities. In such a sprawling place, how much could people care about their own little neighborhoods? Answer: An awful lot. This is a state of neighborhoods. And Californians are very devoted to their own. We identify ourselves […]
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By Amanda Loudin, Outdoor Erin Kelly, 34, has been running since she was in the fifth grade. Over the years, the teacher from New Hampshire has logged miles on streets and sometimes trails in France, Morocco and all over the United States. She is devoted to a sport that keeps her mentally and physically fit, […]
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By Thomas Moore, Las Vegas Sun The challenges of getting e-sports into sports books and onto casino floors were the focus of two sessions of a conference on the popular form of competition Tuesday in Las Vegas, with discussion focusing on how gaming operators could ensure bettors that the outcomes weren’t being manipulated. “My question […]
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By Kathryn Reed All the moisture that is in the forecast for the next week is a mixed blessing. Five years of drought in California and western Nevada have left so many areas parched. The tinder dry brush has also contributed to horrendous fires throughout both states. Now potential flooding is the major threat. It […]
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Truckee is working on having a free shuttle service in place during the December holidays. Traffic is always a challenge between Christmas and New Year’s Eve, often to the point of gridlock. Town staff will be looking to create partnerships to make the shuttle a reality. It’s estimated to cost at least $40,000, but could […]
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· Reno‐Tahoe International Airport is beginning a 16‐month master planning process that will address airport growth, aviation industry changes, and FAA standards for the next 20 years. The first meeting is Oct. 27 at 10am. Meet at the ski statue at the airport. · The Douglas County Public Library in Minden and Zephyr Cove will […]
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By Kathryn Reed Easy. That can be one of the best breakfasts, especially when guests are in the house. Eggs are one of my go-to morning meals for visitors. Scrambled is the usual. But they are also boring. Besides being tasty and different, the possibilities are endless with this recipe. Any vegetables you would put […]
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