By Denver Business Journal Vail Resorts Inc., parent company of Heavenly Mountain Resort and Northstar-at-Tahoe, posted a 30.4 percent increase in revenue for its fiscal year, which ended July 31, bringing the number up to $1.17 billion. The Broomfield, Colo.-based ski resort operator posted revenue of $894.8 million in its prior fiscal year. Net income […]
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Tahoe Arts Project kicks off its 25th season with the a cappella quintet The Standards on Oct. 7 at 7pm at MontBleu Theater in Stateline. The human voice, that’s how it all started for five brothers who shared a passion for music. Singing together at an early age, they began the makings of this one […]
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Soroptimist International of South Lake Tahoe and the South Lake Tahoe branch of the American Association for University Women are partnering with Aston Lakeland Village to bring an original play about women’s contribution to U.S. history to the South Tahoe High School theater on Oct. 12 at 7pm. “We Did It For You! – Women’s […]
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By Richard N. Velotta, Las Vegas Sun State tourism leaders trying to figure out the best way to brand Nevada to attract visitors may have a bigger challenge on their hands than they thought. In six focus groups in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Salt Lake City, participants demonstrated little knowledge of the Silver State […]
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By Sam Cohen, FOX40 News A girl held captive for 18 years, enduring horrific abuse and neglect, filed a complaint against the U.S. government. The complaint filed on behalf of Jaycee Lee Dugard does not seek a specific amount for the circumstances she endured, but rather asks a judge to make a settlement decision after […]
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By Kathryn Reed Used oil is what was dumped into Taylor Creek, according to water samples taken from the South Shore tributary that leads to Lake Tahoe. The contamination has been isolated and almost fully contained. The booms that were put in place by Lake Valley firefighters will remain until Friday. This is in case […]
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By Karoun Demirjian, Las Vegas Sun In the early 1860s, in the newly named territory of Nevada, settlers had a problem. Gold and silver had just been discovered in the mountains, but there was no easy way to transport it out, or to get workers from the California-based mining industry in. The solution would come […]
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By Yun Long, Reno Gazette-Journal Of the 105 Incline Village lots that border Lake Tahoe, 40, or nearly 40 percent of available property, are controlled by just 15 owners. Billionaires and millionaires have flocked to Lake Tahoe to build estates for decades. But the recession has presented additional opportunities for those who long to build […]
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By Kathryn Reed A long dormant piece of land between Fantasy Inn and IHOP in South Lake Tahoe may have a chance of being developed even though the California Tahoe Conservancy now owns it. This is one of three parcels the CTC board agreed to purchase for a total of $437,500. The other lots are […]
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The Sierra Nevada High School Racing Series comes to Northstar-at-Tahoe for three events this fall starting Saturday. Originally formed in the foothills around Folsom Lake, the Northstar-at-Tahoe venue is being added to make it easier for youth in the Tahoe-Reno area to participate. The first race at Northstar is the Tara Llanes Classic cross country […]
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