Michael Brooks Seeliger of Reno died April 13 while enjoying one of his many passions in life — flying. He was 46. Mike is the grandson of Brooks Park, the late patriarch of the Carson Valley cattle ranch family that also owns acreage in Stateline, including Edgewood Tahoe, the former Horizon hotel and MontBleu. He […]
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Buddley is a chocolate Lab mix, really a puppy at 14 months old. He’s had good training that just needs to be reinforced. Je knows sit, down, stay, and he’ll give you each of his paws. He takes treats very gently. He has lived with children, cats, and other dogs, and ended up at the […]
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Virginia City museums will be free on the first Friday of the month starting in May. This promotion will last through October, but will not include July. The historic mining town has 17 museums. Go online for more info.
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It will be hard not to find an art event on the South Shore this summer. Works will range from pottery, jewelry, sculpture, paintings, photography and woodwork to unique hand-crafted items/ Some of the money raised will benefit Kiwanis, Tahoe Art League, Christmas Cheer and American Legion. Show schedule: May 23-26 South Lake Tahoe Y […]
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Tickets to the third annual Lake Tahoe SummerFest, a series of classical music concerts the first three weekends in August, are on sale. Prices go up June 1. The Lake Tahoe SummerFest orchestra is comprised of world renowned musicians representative of international symphonies including the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, San Francisco, Seattle, and […]
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Local children are invited to participate in the seventh annual Camp Sunrise bereavement camp. The camp serves ages 7-14 who have experienced the death of a loved one. It is sponsored by the Barton Foundation and Home Health and Hospice. The camp is at Galilee Camp and Retreat Center in Glenbrook. At Camp Sunrise, campers […]
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By Elizabeth Holmes, Wall Street Journal When everything is available for sale on your smartphone, why do catalogs still clutter your mailbox? The old-school marketing format has survived to play a crucial creative role in modern e-commerce. Today, the catalog is bait for customers, like a store window display, and a source of inspiration, the […]
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By Jeremy Miller Let me just open this by saying that I love Vince Vaughn. I’ve really missed him the past couple years and felt like maybe we’d lost him forever. I was definitely not a fan of “The Internship” and felt like it was a sad, desperate attempt to revive the comedic genius that […]
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By Kathryn Reed CAMP RICHARDSON – Tahoe has never been an easy place to make it. But something about the mountains, the lake – it keeps people here. Four people with deep roots on the South Shore shared their stories Tuesday night with nearly 100 people who gathered at Camp Richardson Lodge. This is one […]
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Mister is a 2-year-old, 17-pound mix of probably several terriers. Our best guess is Cairn terrier and Jack Russell. He is a very happy and bouncy boy who likes to play chase and snuggle. He loves to go, go, go whether that is on walks, in the car or on an adventure. We would not […]
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