Foxtail is a stunningly handsome boy who looks like a Norwegian Forest cat. He likes to hide out in his house all day, so be sure to ask to meet him when you visit the shelter. He is about 4 years old. Fees for all adoptions for the next few weeks have been paid by […]
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The Squaw Valley Prom, a fundraiser for High Fives, is Dec. 31 starting at 8pm. The event will take place in the Olympic Valley Lodge. The 13th annual prom has an ’80s theme and guests will be ringing in the new year back to the future style. Tickets are $100 per couple and $200 stag (single). Only […]
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By Susan Wood ROUND HILL – “Find it, find it, find it,” Battalion Chief Todd Moss said, while running around the Round Hill fire station. He wasn’t looking for his socks. Instead, the Tahoe Douglas firefighter was giving out instructions to his dog Gunner, who acted like there was a leftover turkey stashed on the […]
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Laurie Nelson Weatherston died Oct. 10, 2016, from complications with surgery at UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento. She was 64. Laurie was born June 11, 1952. She grew up in the Los Angeles area. After successfully battling cancer in her early 20s, she completed her studies at Sonoma State University, earning her bachelor’s in […]
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California Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de León will be the keynote speaker at Operation Sierra Storm Meteorologist Conference in January. He will discuss California’s role as an international leader in carbon emission reductions and national implications longterm economic, environmental and cultural impacts; impacts a new president will have on policy, environmental initiatives and funding. Richard Somerville, […]
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This is our 22nd year for the MontBleu Holiday Extravaganza. The annual show at the Stateline casinos started in 1995. The show consists of third-, fifth-, sixth-, eighth-, ninth-, 10th-, 11th-, 12th-grade choirs, as well as a faculty-parent choir. Included is the award winning Blue Ribbon Classical Choir. The finale includes more than 200 singers. […]
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Liberty Utilities is suggesting the following electrical safety and conservation tips. Holiday lighting tips: Switch to safe, long-lasting, energy efficient LED holiday lights. Use a timer to reliably turn lights on and off. Don’t overload your electric circuits. Stay within limits of your circuit breaker. Adhere to manufacturer’s designations and locations for indoor vs. outdoor use. […]
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By Kathryn Reed STATELINE – Restraint was needed to not lick the supersized cupcakes and other sugary delicacies. After all, they were just decorations on a tree. But these were no ordinary ornaments, so to speak. Gateau et Torta won the most creative, or out of the box tree at the Festival of Trees […]
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Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority and South Tahoe Refuse & Recycling Services are partnering to make giving to Christmas Cheer easier than ever. The LTVA’s Drive and Drop for Christmas Cheer takes place Dec. 5-10 from 9am-5pm. Drive through the visitor center parking lot at 3066 Highway 50, South Lake Tahoe to drop donations of food […]
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North Tahoe Business Association is looking for artist to create streetlight banner art to be displayed along main street Kings Beach. The selection committee is looking for artwork that is colorful, meaningful and enhances Kings Beach main street. Banner size is 18 inches wide by 36 inches high. Proposals should include a preliminary color rendition and […]
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