By Jeanne Sahadi, CNNMoney When you “go to the office” there’s an understanding that you’ll work at the same desk every day. Your spot … where you’ll sit in your chair and see pictures of your dog and your kids. But at some companies, there is no assigned seating. Instead, employees must reserve a work […]
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The California Highway Patrol is reminding everyone who celebrates St. Patrick’s Day that no one is immune from the consequences of drunken driving. Last year on St. Patrick’s Day, the CHP made more than 120 arrests statewide for driving under the influence. This is a decrease from the 489 arrests in 2014 and 430 arrests […]
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Warren Miller Entertainment, Head and Squaw Valley-Alpine Meadows are looking for user-generated videos showcasing his or her skills as a skier/snowboarder or as a cinematographer/editor. Submissions are not limited to ski or snowboard footage. Video edits that demonstrate and amplify the mountain lifestyle are welcome as well. The grand prize will include a ski and boot […]
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By Jenna Wortham, New York Times When the National Society of High School Scholars asked 18,000 Americans, ages 15 to 29, to rank their ideal future employers, the results were curious. To nobody’s surprise, Google, Apple and Facebook appeared high on the list, but so did the Central Intelligence Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation […]
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By Jenny Kane, Reno Gazette-Journal Worldwide, horses have played an important role in wars, sports and agriculture. In Nevada, they have helped to deliver mail on the Pony Express trail, they have riled the crowds at the rodeos, and they have changed the landscape of our high desert hills. The Nevada Museum of Art’s newest exhibition: […]
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Rosie is a 1-year-old pit bull-Lab mix. She likes other dogs, and would like to meet yours before going home with them. She has lived with small children and was very gentle with them. She was surrendered because her owner lost their home. Rosie is a smart girl and would love to go to training […]
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By Brad Tyer, High Country News The National Park Service’s 2016 centennial got off to a rocky start when militants occupied Oregon’s Malheur National Wildlife Refuge and Yosemite changed the names of well-loved landmarks. More in line with the message, surely, are two well-timed new books. “A Thinking Person’s Guide to America’s National Parks” is an almost […]
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By Susan Wood TRUCKEE – And a one, and a two and now three buildings are going up at the new Northstar Lodge across from the ski resort’s village. This is a Welk Resorts timeshare property operated by the famous family. Lawrence Welk had a penchant for fine things, and it shows in the latest […]
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By Scott Mayerowitz, AP LOS ANGELES — Hotels are going for a new minimalist look to attract younger guests, but the move has left some experienced travelers angry, wondering how they’re expected to get work done without a desk. Younger travelers, hotels note, just want a clean and efficient space to stay. They spend less […]
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The Pacific Jazz Combo will perform at South Tahoe High School’s theater on March 18 at 7pm. The Pacific Jazz Combo comprises students from the University of Pacific Conservatory of Music. The group’s musical selections range from classic jazz masterpieces arranged by the members to original compositions. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for […]
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