The Wild & Scenic Film Festival On Tour at the Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences on April 19 and Resort at Squaw Creek on April 22. Each screening offers a unique package of films and will begin at 7pm. The festival was started by the watershed advocacy group, the South Yuba River Citizens League (SYRCL) […]
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Northstar’s Tahoe Cross Country Center, which will be open through May 1, invites the public to ski with Olympians on April 14. A masters clinic is planned for 1:30pm-3:00 and the juniors version at 3:30pm. On hand will be three U.S. skiers who compete at the World and Olympic level: Kikkan Randall, Kris Freeman, and […]
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Barton is hosting a free family day at the South Tahoe Middle School multi-purpose room on April 30 from 11am to 3pm. The event features 30 interactive health-related activities and screenings by Barton Health and other local health-related businesses and nonprofits. A health fair is included and the CALSTAR helicopter air ambulance will be on […]
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Updated as of 10:30am from March 7 Lake Tahoe News article By Susan Wood When the South Lake Tahoe Parks and Recreation Complex opened this morning at 9am, Paula Bruyn was standing there. Others soon followed to catch a glimpse or take their photograph with the World Series trophy won by the San Francisco Giants last baseball season. While […]
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Updated as of 9:10am Highway 89 remained closed Saturday due to a snowslide 10 feet high and 60 feet wide that covered the major thoroughfare at Emerald Bay, California Highway Patrol reported. The mound of snow was reported to have fallen onto the road between Vikingsholm and Inspiration Point just south of Eagle Falls Friday afternoon, […]
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Rain or snow? Probably both. It could get nasty up high, as a lake wind advisory is in effect until 8pm. Call ahead for lift information. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.
Read moreThe California Department of Transportation announced a slew of projects aimed at road repair for El Dorado County and the Lake Tahoe Basin — including the major Highway 50 improvement planned at Echo Summit. Projects will be going on highways 50, 267 and 28 through next week. Highlighted is the following roadwork: – Highway 50 (El […]
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With April being National Poetry month, Lake Tahoe Community College plans to put on its first poetry slam. Poetry slam is a modern form of self expression. The slam, to be hosted by Grand Slam champions Matt Blesse and Denise Jolly, is slated for April 26 at 7pm. in the LTCC Teaching and Learning Center. […]
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John Steinbeck dropped out of Stanford to write his first novel “Cup of Gold” – a swashbuckling Caribbean pirate romance which he completed at Tahoe’s Cascade Lake just prior to taking a job at the state Fish Hatchery just east of Tahoe City. There he met and wooed his first wife, terrorized visiting females, bragged […]
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Lake Tahoe Bowl is having a fundraiser for the South Lake Tahoe Women’s Center on April 20 from 6-8pm. If you are interested in participating in the 3rd Annual Bowl-a-Thon or would like to make a donation to support local children affected by child abuse and sexual assault, contact Taylor for more information at (530) […]
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