If you’re a first-time visitor to the cold waters of Lake Tahoe, be aware that the possibility of becoming hypothermic while involved in water activities is greater here than in warmer climates. The combination of high altitude and cold alpine water may quickly fatigue a swimmer or water sporter. Also remember, anyone under 12 years […]
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By Kathryn Reed Raising revenue, including via taxes, which would fund recreation; dissecting the workings of the fire department; and prioritizing capital improvement projects dominated a nearly four-hour meeting Saturday of the South Lake Tahoe City Council. The lively discussion among the five, along with the city manager and finance director, also touched on the […]
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A Nevada law requiring owners of off-highway vehicles, including dirt bikes, to register and title their vehicles went into effect July 1. All owners of off-highway vehicles manufactured in 1976 or newer must register their vehicle and properly display the registration decal in order to legally operate their vehicles in Nevada. OHVs purchased prior to […]
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For years Valhalla has been hosting artists during the summer months for the Artist in Residence program. This various artists are in the Vikings Room annex located inside the Valhalla Grand Hall. Each featured artist is generally on site from 10am to 4pm. Artists can choose to exhibit their art, sell their work, set up […]
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Nevada Division of State Parks is seeking pre-applications for the 2013 round of funding for the Recreation Trails Program. Pre-applications will help Nevada determine the need for the $1.064 million is has. Federal, state, city, and county governments, special governmental districts, trail organizations and private individuals are potentially eligible for the funds. Eligible projects include […]
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Peace, love and puppies is the theme of an Aug. 18 fundraiser for the Lake Tahoe Humane Society. Tahoe Regional Young Professionals is putting on the free event at Lakeview Commons in South Lake Tahoe from 1-5pm. The ’60s-themed party provides locals, visitors and kids of all ages, an afternoon filled with music on the […]
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Sierra State Parks Foundation and California State Parks announce a rare opportunity to experience behind the scenes at Pine Lodge, the Ehrman Mansion, at Sugar Pine Point State Park on Aug. 31 from 5 to 8pm. Tickets are $50 per person, with proceeds earmarked to provide critically needed funds for maintenance and repairs at Pine […]
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A group of 25 gardeners is not content with making their yards enjoyable. They have been spreading their love of playing in dirt throughout the South Shore. On Aug. 14 the South Tahoe Garden Club will be sharing 50 years of gardening history with anyone who wants to listen. The free event is at the […]
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Tahoe Expo on Sept. 8-9 is a geotourism showcase collection of fun, educational, and sustainable adventures around all 72 miles of Lake Tahoe, as well as Truckee, Reno and Pyramid Lake. Through guided Adventure Tracks, the Tahoe Expo aims to cultivate a deeper connection with the watershed and inspire visitors to realize sustainability in their […]
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Clean Tahoe’s Furniture Sale & Antique Silent Auction to benefit the Dinner Table Project is Aug. 18 from 9am–3pm. Antiques and other furniture for sale may be previewed in advance from Aug. 15-17 from 1-4pm at 921 Eloise Ave., Unit B, South Lake Tahoe. This is the same place the auction will be. Silent auction […]
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