Updated Nov. 29 at 11:29am. A single rollover accident near Round Hill early Monday morning temporarily reduced traffic to one lane. A crash a 8:44am occurred later at Bourne curve. A Nevada Highway patrolman escorted cars headed east on Highway 50 around a particularly slick spot. “We had a request for sand in that area. […]
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Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe, is calling the conditions some of the best he’s seen in more than a decade. So, finish reading Lake Tahoe News and head for the slopes before the next storm arrives mid-week. Here is today’s ski report.
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Boogie is a cute Shih Tzu who is about 2 years old. He is affectionate and likes other dogs and cats. He was matted when he was found, but the shelter staff gave him a haircut and now he feels much better. He looks a little scraggly now, but with a little professional grooming and […]
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By Kathryn Reed When South Lake Tahoe City Manager Tony O’Rourke has his staff meeting today one topic on the agenda will be administrative time. “I want directors to review who warrants it and make sure the hours are appropriate,” O’Rourke said. Some people are given 40 hours, others more than 100 in a year. […]
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By Tom Kelly, U.S. Ski Team SALT LAKE CITY — Something’s brewing again for entrepreneur and two-time Olympic medalist Shannon Bahrke Happe. The Lake Tahoe native, who now calls Salt Lake City home, is expanding her 3-year-old Silver Bean Coffee Company, opening a flagship retail coffee shop at the bottom of Big Cottonwood Canyon just […]
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By Dale Kasler, Sacramento Bee California is being left behind by the new Gold Rush. Despite sky-high prices and the state’s rich gold legacy, the industry here is mostly dormant. California trails the leading gold-producing state, Nevada, by a wide margin. A California revival is hardly imminent. Companies trying to reopen old mines in Grass […]
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By Susan Wood STATELINE — The giant boulder that serves as a welcome sign where Montreal Avenue and Heavenly Village Way meet signals a solid decade of vision and work. But the word that may keep the nation’s first bi-state park from opening is money. The park on the California-Nevada state line is feeling the […]
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The Truckee Tahoe Community Chorus concert “Sounds of the Season” is Dec. 11 at 7pm and Dec. 12 at 2pm at the Resort at Squaw Creek. The program has something for everybody, from light Christmas pops, Hanukkah selections, contemporary religious musical settings, to arias and choruses from Handel’s Messiah. All children will be admitted free […]
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By Channel 2 News Search crews returned to the Galena Creek area Sunday looking for a hiker that disappeared a week ago. Crews are looking for 55-year old Rick Gentry who reported himself lost while hiking last Sunday. Foot teams and K-9 units set out on snowshoes to canvass the hills of Galena Creek Park […]
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