Mashona is a white Chihuahua who is about 5 years old. She walks nicely on her leash and she loves to cuddle. She does well with other dogs and loves to play. Mashona is spayed, microchipped, tested for heart worm, and vaccinated. She is at the El Dorado County Animal Services shelter in Meyers, along […]
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By Henry Alford, New York Times Let’s call it the aspirational R.S.V.P. — when someone replies yes to an invitation, even though he knows, or is fairly certain, that he can’t or won’t attend. “Aspirational R.S.V.P.s have become rampant, thanks to Facebook,” said the painter and translator Daisy Rockwell. “Very often when I post an […]
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Lights on the Lake, the largest Fourth of July fireworks display in the west, will fill South Shore’s night sky for 25 minutes. Now in its 34th year, the holiday tradition is synchronized to a soundtrack of familiar songs by pop legends and from music acts that will be at Harveys this summer. It is simulcast on […]
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By Shelby Slade, Deseret News Does packaging an item in pink turn it into a luxury item? Some think so. As if women weren’t already making less money, 78 cents for every dollar a man earns because of the wage gap, the “pink tax” may be overcharging women at the store too. Studies show that women are […]
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By ABC Radio Aerosmith will get back in the saddle and launch its 2015 Blue Army Tour tonight with a show in Glendale, Ariz. Guitarist Brad Whitford says fans who come out to see the band won’t necessarily witness the same old song and dance, as the rock legends are planning to introduce some rarely […]
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By Rene Lynch, Los Angeles Times Ripping up the lawn is the single best way to save water, but doing that can take weeks, if not months, of consideration and planning. And then there’s the cost. Many of us are just not ready to take that step. So what else can we do to help […]
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By Megan Willett, Business Insider Burning Man — the annual weeklong festival that draws wealthy techies and artists alike to a stretch of desert 120 miles north of Reno — is coming up in August, which means attendees are starting to think about how to build their elaborate camps. The idea behind Burning Man […]
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By Kathryn Reed STATELINE – Brad Paisley was crushin’ it at Harveys on Thursday night. The three-time Grammy winner had the crowd at the outdoor arena on its feet for most of the 1 hour, 40 minute-concert. Besides being a singer and song writer, Paisley is a phenomenal guitarist. He and Keith Urban are the […]
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By Kathryn Reed Nuggets of South Lake Tahoe’s 50-year history were uncovered Wednesday night as three longtime locals bantered about days gone by. Laurel Ames, Betty Mitchell and John Cefalu spoke about the early days of the city and how some things are better, and some not so much. They weren’t the only ones who […]
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Music on the Beach, the free seven-week concert series at Kings Beach State Recreation Area, kicks off June 19 from 6-8:30pm. It will continue every Friday evening until Aug. 7, excluding July 3. A variety of music genres, with mostly local and some regional performers, will be featured including the first three concerts with North Tahoe’s […]
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