Join the K-Tahoe and the Weekday Wakeup Crew as we broadcast live from the Harveys Arcade Feb. 17 from noon to 3pm. Harvey’s is throwing a big party geared toward local kids of all ages. The entire event is from 10am-10pm. There will be free video play and popcorn, a Dance Dance Revolution Contest at […]
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Sun, sun and more sun is today’s forecast. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.
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Join the K-Tahoe and the Weekday Wakeup Crew as we broadcast live from the Harveys Arcade Feb. 17 from noon to 3pm. Harvey’s is throwing a big party geared toward local kids of all ages. The entire event is from 10am-10pm. There will be free video play and popcorn, a Dance Dance Revolution Contest at […]
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By Rick Kushman, Sacramento Bee SAN FRANCISCO – It’s 2:30 p.m. on a crazed Saturday. The folks from Lava Cap Winery are smiling and pouring wine and trying to be friendly and a little informative over the crowd noise that seems just short of that from a jet engine. In front of Lava Cap’s table […]
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On Feb. 24, the Best in the Basin awards will be given out at the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Governing Board meeting in Stateline. The 20-year-old awards program recognizes work on projects demonstrating exceptional planning, design and compatibility with the Lake Tahoe environment. Local professionals in the fields of architecture, landscaping, planning, engineering, and resource […]
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Lake Tahoe Unified School District is accepting applications (commitment forms) for the Two-Way Immersion Kindergarten Classes at Bijou Community School. If you are interested in applying your incoming kindergartner for the lottery, pick up an application at Bijou Community School. Applications are due March 19 at 4pm. The lottery and mandatory meeting for the TWI […]
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By Kathryn Reed Divided along what has become the usual line, the South Lake Tahoe City Council voted 3-2 on Feb. 15 to support Lake Tahoe Development Company having 30 more days to own sole rights to coming up with a plan to get the stalled convention center project out of bankruptcy. Today is the […]
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The world’s best skiers and snowboarders are battling it out again for the Freeride World Tour Championship title at four of the world’s most prestigious ski resorts. It all starts on the Russian slopes of Sochi, followed closely by the next stage in Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France. The Tour then journeys to Squaw Valley for the only […]
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By USA Today Seth Wescott of Sugarloaf, Maine, won the men’s snowboard cross final today to give the USA its second gold medal of the Vancouver Games. Wescott was the defending champion in the event, having won gold in 2006 in Torino. Nate Holland of Squaw Valley was the other American to advance to the […]
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By Henry Blodget, The Wire It didn’t seem possible that it would happen again. It didn’t seem possible that, in the middle of a national holiday, NBC would be so self-serving that it would risk infuriating millions of viewers by tape-delaying one of the most popular events at the Winter Olympics–the Men’s Downhill. Read the […]
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