The inaugural Sustainability Film Festival is a collaborative series of films designed to generate awareness, conversation, and debate around current issues in sustainability. The festival at Sierra Nevada College in Incline Village includes visionary documentaries that explore issues of social justice, food, environment, sustainability in business, and an afternoon of films appropriate for families and […]
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Lake Tahoe Unified School District Performing Arts Department presents A Veterans’ Musical Tribute at South Tahoe Middle School’s multipurpose room. This free concert on Nov. 8 from 7-8pm features South Tahoe High and Middle school bands, orchestras and choirs.
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By Chris Hurn It’s not a question of if, but when most business owners should think about owning commercial property. Owning your workplace is a path toward long-term wealth – one that doesn’t rely on constantly bringing in new income. Once they’ve established their business, usually after about three to six years of operation, they […]
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A series of free business planning workshops is being offered for very small businesses in El Dorado County. Start-up and existing small businesses with five or fewer employees, including the business owner, may attend the workshops at no cost. Certain income requirements apply. Businesses must be located in the unincorporated area of El Dorado County. […]
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By Dina Kupfer, KRNV-TV Whether you rent or own, regularly servicing the heating equipment in your home is the best way to keep up with the sudden change in temperature. “Just like a car, [a home] has to have preventative maintenance done to it to run efficiently,” says Chad Piekarz, Energy Consultant with NV Energy. […]
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By Howie Nave Oh, how we love Halloween up here in Lake Tahoe – elevating it to holiday status. And just like Christmas, what would any traditional holiday be without those classic movies encapsulating the spirit of that holiday? And not just classic mind you, but movies that are cheesy fun, which can only be […]
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Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce is partnering with Constant Contact to present a workshop Nov. 8 on the benefits of social media marketing and email marketing. Attendees will be given real-world advice and knowledge that can be put to work immediately. The morning is broken into three components, which may be attended separately. […]
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By Mandy Kendall Over the past few years going gluten free has been touted as being the best way to boost energy, improve your immune system, lose weight and help many issues ranging from ADHD to chronic headaches. However, before its mainstream popularity, a gluten free diet had long been used as a proven treatment […]
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Local hero Dave Nettle will kick off Alpenglow Sports’ Winter Film Series on Nov. 14 with a fast paced and humorous assortment of stories and images that highlight six recent rock-climbing trips. The show will take viewers on a visual road trip with destinations from the remote Adamant Range in British Columbia to the Sandstone […]
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Publisher’s note: South Lake Tahoe Police Chief Brian Uhler’s 21-year-old son, Alex, died last week. The following is a letter he wrote to his staff that he asked Lake Tahoe News to publish. By Brian Uhler I thought it of value to write colleagues in public safety about my son so you might recognize our […]
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