Tour de Tahoe
Tour de Tahoe bike ride starts in Stateline and goes the whole 72 miles around Lake Tahoe on Sept. 11. Click here for more information.
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America’s Most Beautiful Bike Ride
America’s Most Beautiful Bike Ride leaves from Stateline and goes the 72 miles around Lake Tahoe on June 5. Riders leave between 6:30-8:30am. Click here for more information.
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2-day class to learn how to write a graphic novel
Bona Fide Books in Meyers is offering a two-day class, An Organized Mess: Making Graphic Novels at its office in Meyers. Two three-hour sessions are June 25 and June 26 from 10am-1pm. The cost is $69 for both sessions. Instructor Jared Manninen is a graphic novelist and co-founder of Makoto Press. Manninen was an artist […]
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Minden’s Dangberg Ranch to offer tours through June
Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park is extending its tour schedule through June 30. After that date, Nevada State Parks will discontinue its operation of the park. Park tours include a presentation on Dangberg family history and the family’s role in the development of Carson Valley. Displays of historic objects include furniture, clothing, books, dishes, artwork, […]
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TAP thanks supporters, Bert’s for fundraiser dinner
To the community, Bueno and Marty Kettleson of Bert’s Café recently hosted a Spaghetti Night fundraiser for Tahoe Arts Project. It was a wonderful evening enjoyed by many. All of us at Tahoe Arts Project would like to thank Crystal Dairy, Bonanza Produce, Sara Lee, US Foods, Sausage Factory and of course the staff at […]
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Census: Mixed bag on what states spend on education
Public school systems spent an average of $10,499 per pupil in fiscal year 2009, a 2.3 percent increase over 2008, according to data released by the U.S. Census Bureau. Public schools in New York spent more than any other state or state equivalent, with $18,126 per pupil in 2009. The District of Columbia ($16,408), New […]
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Genoa historic park releases summer schedule
The park and log cabin museum are open at Mormon Station State Historic Park in Genoa. While at the park, visit the log cabin museum and see the 1862 Light Cavalry saber belonging to John Reese, founder of Mormon Station. The sword is on display at Mormon Station for the first time in more than […]
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Shortened Greenway bike trail out for environmental review
By Kathryn Reed It’s not exactly what planners had hoped to bring to the table, but the proposed 3.86 miles of bike trail being studied would connect a significant chunk of South Lake Tahoe. Though still known at the South Tahoe Greenway, the environmental documents being released today do not provide a continuous trail from […]
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Reno Rodeo officials expect virus to run its course before event
By Susan Voyles, Reno Gazette-Journal Reno Rodeo officials said they expect a virus that has afflicted cutting horses at two recent events in Utah and California to fully run its course before the rodeo opens June 16. With the rodeo almost a month away, “there’s enough time to be relatively sure the outbreak is behind […]
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