Before the Lake Tahoe Community College board of trustees agrees to allow SnowGlobe to return for a year or even three, worries about the field need to be put to rest. The board at its meeting this week talked about the possibility of having the music festival return. With the college having a men and […]
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By Holly Yeager, Washington Post The delegation from the National Cannabis Industry Association made a point of dressing well for its day on Capitol Hill, sporting mostly dark suits, lots of ties and plenty of the group’s signature lapel pins, which feature a sun rising over vibrant fields of marijuana. Marijuana advocates have come to […]
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Douglas County Public Library is participating in the In-N-Out Burger Cover to Cover Club reading program through April 12. Children ages 4-12 are eligible to receive certificates for a free In-N-Out hamburger or cheeseburger by reading books. Both branches of the library are participating in the program. Children must fill out a file card at […]
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U.S. Forest Service fuels management crews may continue prescribed fire operations in numerous locations around the Lake Tahoe Basin on March 17. Activity may continue through the week and possibly the weekend if weather, staffing, and conditions allow. Prescribed fire operations may take place on Spooner Summit and in the Luther Pass Campground off of […]
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• Karen Staeheli, owner of Naked Fish in South Lake Tahoe, is opening a second restaurant in San Luis Obispo. • Yonder Mountain String Band will be at MontBleu in Stateline on April 3 at 8pm. Opening is the Brothers Comatose. Tickets are $25 in advance, $30 the day of the show – 888.829.7630. • […]
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By Kathryn Reed Riding closer to the lake or being more in the woods. That is what people are being asked to decide when it comes to developing the first three miles of the Incline Village segment of the Stateline-to-Stateline Bikeway. The environmental documents for the project are in circulation. Two options plus a do […]
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To the community, Meyers has a rich history behind what you see today. But in some ways it really hasn’t changed much. Jim Wilson, land developer, began developing Meyers – then called Tahoe Paradise – in the 1950s. He traveled the world in search for the right recreational ideas for this new development. Wilson called […]
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To the community, It has been wonderful to see all of the comments you have been sending on the Meyers Area Plan; however, we need to remain diligent to make sure the new Meyers Area Plan reflects what we want for our community. Please mark your calendars for March 19, 6-8pm at the CCC building, […]
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The lineup is set for the June 10 Douglas County primary, with Friday being the deadline to file. Many of the races are not contested, including the District 4 commissioner seat held by Nancy McDermid. Steven Thaler is the lone candidate for the District 2 commissioner seat. Lee Bonner currently has that seat. One of […]
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Tahoe Derby Dames is having a pancake breakfast fundraiser March 23 from 8am-noon. The Dames are the local roller derby team that competes at Bijou Community Park in South Lake Tahoe. The breakfast is at the American Legion, 2748 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe. Cost is $8 for adults, $5 for kids. Anyone interested […]
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