Tahoe Legends 10K/5K Run is June 16 at 8am starting in the Lake Tahoe Community College parking area. The 5 kilometer and 10 kilometer runs snake through rolling hills, forests and meadows on single track trails and bike paths. Competitors start at LTCC and finish on the track at the South Tahoe Community Sports Complex. […]
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Lake Tahoe Summer Track & Field Camp is July 16-20 at South Tahoe Middle School. It’s open to ages 8-14 or third- to eighth-graders. For more information or to register, go online.
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The South Lake Tahoe Optimist Club will be hosting the annual Easter egg hunt on April 7 at Lake Tahoe Community College. The hunt begins at 11am sharp. A bonnet contest and costume parade are part of the festivities. This free event is for infants to age 11.
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Douglas County Public Library, Lake Tahoe branch is celebrating National Library Week April 9-14. Join Miss Carol at the library for a special storytime on April 13 at 3:30pm. Children of all ages may bring a favorite book to share. Every child will receive a free book courtesy of the Leadership Lake Tahoe Children’s Book […]
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At the east end of downtown Tahoe City between the Lighthouse Shopping Mall and the State Campground a unique bus shelter is slated go in this spring. Tahoe City architectural design and engineering firm, Gary Davis Group has donated the design, engineering, and specifications for a proposed Lighthouse Bus Shelter. “The idea for the striking […]
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By Josh Noel, Chicago Tribune If you spend more than a few minutes picking out your beer, you’ve probably seen the words on a label or two: bottle-conditioned. But what is it? And why do some well-loved breweries swear by the practice (Sierra Nevada) while others don’t touch it (Lagunitas)? First of all, bottle-conditioning — […]
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By Kathryn Reed A nearly 32-year-old South Lake Tahoe murder case may have been solved with the arrest of a 50-year-old Carmichael man. Andrew Sanford was booked into the Sacramento County Jail in the death of Richard Swanson on March 28. Sanford, who would haven been 19 at the time, was a resident of South […]
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By Steve Irvine, Birmingham News BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Jerod Haase, the youngest of Carol and Gary Haase’s five children, played the bass guitar and stand-up string bass while growing up in South Lake Tahoe. He played it well enough, in fact, that a high school music teacher suggested he could get a music scholarship. Carol […]
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For the fourth consecutive year South Tahoe High School has had winners in the California Fourth District Congressional Art Competition and the second consecutive year where STHS students have swept the competition. Winners are: First place – Sandy Robles (STHS 12th grade) — “The Beginning of Life” Second place – Colton McHugh (STHS 10th grade) […]
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Combine an Easter egg hunt with an avalanche beacon search practice session, and the result is the fifth annual Beacon and Eggs beacon search contest at Alpine Meadows. This event is organized by Alpine’s ski patrol and takes place on Easter Sunday, April 8. Not only is it a fun, free event for all ages, […]
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