Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce is hosting an ADA Compliance Workshop on July 13 from 9-11am at its Stateline office. Businesses will be taught how to protect themselves from ADA lawsuits and what to do if they have already been served with papers. This is free for members and $10 for non-members. The ADA Compliance […]
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Jude is a 10 month old pointer/pit bull mix, which means he has lots of energy. Jude will do best in a household where he gets lots of exercise. Jude is house trained and knows sit, down, and stay, and he walks nicely on the leash. He likes to play with other dogs, play fetch […]
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Tahoe Art League’s 10th annual Artist Studio Tour is July 29-31 and August 5-7, 10am-5pm each day. This is a free, self-guided tour that includes numerous open studios to visit with either individual artists or artist collectives showing their work and studio spaces, offering a glimpse into what inspires each of these talented Lake Tahoe residents. This […]
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Barton Health is offering a one-day intensive childbirth preparation class on July 9. Parents are invited to attend childbirth classes at approximately 28 to 32 weeks. Learn about preparing for the hospital, when to check for admission, pre-term indicators, relaxation/breathing techniques, the birthing process, labor positions, and pain management. Sign up online. Call 530.543.5549 or emailfit@bartonhealth.org […]
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Tahoe Arts Project is bringing the Missoula Children’s Theater back to Tahoe the week of July 11. Auditions for the production of “Pinocchio” are July 11 at the South Tahoe Middle School multipurpose room from 10am-noon. Plan to stay for the full two hours. Some of the cast members will be asked to stay for a […]
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The Kinsey Sicks, who combine award winning a cappella, sharp satire and over-the-top drag, will be in South Lake Tahoe for three nights. In their all-new touring show, Chicks with Shticks, the dragapella beauty shop quartet provides an evening of politics, personal secrets and plain old raunch – and all in four-part harmony. The will […]
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Sierra State Parks Foundation is hosting a Conversation with History on July 7. This fundraising evening at Vikingsholm includes a “behind the scenes” tour of the castle and wine and hors d’oeuvres in the courtyard. Longtime summer guest of Lora Knight, Helen Smith will share her memories at Vikingsholm. Each attendee will also receive a signed copy […]
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By Marilyn Newton, Nevada The view of Highway 50 looking west toward the waning sun gives insight into why AAA once warned motorists “not to drive there unless they’re confident of their survival skills.” Photo by: David Braun It was 30 years ago, in July 1986, that Life magazine used the term “The Loneliest Road […]
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By Denise Haerr CHARLESTON, S.C. — When one approaches Charleston, S.C., you become aware of why this town is called The Holy City. Its skyline is defined by the spires of more than 400 places of worship. When one of those holy places, the Mother AME Emanuel Church, was the target of a massacre one […]
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Mental health kiosks have been placed in several locations in South Lake Tahoe as an educational resource to help direct people to local services. Each kiosk highlights local mental health services available and educational materials. Brochures are in English and Spanish, and will be updated regularly. NAMI officials designed and implemented the kiosks in six South […]
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