Tourism professionals and volunteers from throughout Nevada were honored at the 22nd annual Rural Roundup conference in Incline Village. One winner was selected from each of Nevada’s six tourism territories – geographical areas of similar culture and geography – and two other awards recognized achievements on a statewide basis. A new award was added this […]
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Lake Tahoe Boys and Girls Club is one of several groups to share in United Ways’ distribution of $650,000. United Way received $3.3 million in requests. Groups receiving money are: -Boys and Girls Club of Truckee Meadows in collaboration with BGC of Western Nevada, BGC of Mason Valley, BGC of Lake Tahoe, BGC of North […]
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By Mandy Kendall The arrival of some warmer weather will most likely have us delving into our wardrobes for some lighter clothing. However, some of us may be finding that our clothes have mysteriously shrunk in our cupboards over the winter. Pants feel a little tighter around waistbands and those sleeveless tops don’t seem to […]
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In an effort to impact the health of local residents, Barton Health is providing grant funding to programs and organizations that benefit those communities that are underserved and/or can have the greatest impact on the health of our community at large. In this grant cycle consideration will be given to programs that address the community’s […]
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The El Dorado County Connections One Stop Resource Center is hosting two informational meetings for unemployed, underemployed or dislocated workers and youth in El Dorado County regarding the availability of tuition, on-the-job training and other supportive services through the federal Workforce Investment Act. The informational sessions are free and as follows: • April 25 from […]
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By Huffington Post Alberto Lopez had some spare time on Thursday when rain prevented him from fixing windows at a local school in Livermore. So the 51-year-old construction worker decided to head over to Jackson Rancheria, a casino two hours away in the Sierra foothills. The drive was worth it: Lopez ended up winning more […]
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By E.O. Wilson, Newsweek Have you ever wondered why, in the ongoing presidential campaign, we so strongly hear the pipes calling us to arms? Why the religious among us bristle at any challenge to the creation story they believe? Or even why team sports evoke such intense loyalty, joy, and despair? The answer is that […]
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The El Dorado County Chamber of Commerce Education Council’s annual Wine Tasting/Art Auction is May 4. Ten Thomas Kinkade framed prints, along with artwork from other area artists, will be auctioned off to the highest bidder. David Girard Vineyard will be the site of the event. Tickets are $10 for the event that starts at […]
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Carson City’s history is explored and theatrically relived in the seasonal Ghost Walking Tours which begin May 26 at 1pm. Hear about lingering spirits of the past, haunted and paranormal stories. This is a spirit lead, guided walking tour of the downtown district’s historic homes. It is a 90-minute guided walking tour. Tickets are $15 […]
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Bob is such a cutie. He’s a young poodle with a fashionable white goatee. Only about 15 pounds, Bob is a sweet little boy who likes lots of attention. We don’t often have fluffy lap dogs, and Bob is a very friendly, affectionate one who won’t leave your side. Bob is neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated. […]
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