Paddleboard competitors will be taking over El Dorado Beach this weekend for the annual Race the Lake of the Sky. The two-day event (June 28-29) includes a variety of races for varying abilities. All include starting and finishing at the South Lake Tahoe beach and maneuvering around buoys. The distance course has standup paddlers going […]
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For $2,500 people have the opportunity to play with one of the ACC golf tournament celebrities. All but $100 goes to local nonprofits. The July 17 event will be at Clear Creek Tahoe. It will include 12 celebrities each playing with three amateur partners. The day includes: breakfast, tee prize, 18-hole scramble, lunch and two […]
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By AP With the U.S. Forest Service seemingly on course to keep empty a scenic mountain lake acquired years ago for the public for more than $43 million, state wildlife officials continue to press the argument the lake should be refilled and established as a fishing destination. Incline Lake, officials with the Nevada Department of […]
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Washoe Meadows Community is hosting a bird watching event June 29 from 8-10am on the South Shore. Sheryl Ferguson will lead the birdwatching tour. Ferguson earned her wildlife degree from Humboldt State and worked for the U.S. Forest Service. Space is very limited. To reserve a sport, RSVP to Lynne at LCPaulson@comcast.net or Krissi at […]
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By Christopher Smart, Salt Lake Tribune It’s more torturous than waiting for the first snow of the ski season. A defining court ruling last week in the ongoing land-lease dispute between Park City Mountain Resort and Talisker Land Holdings has done nothing to relieve the anxiety in Utah’s premiere ski town. The ski season may […]
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By Caroline Barichievich Whether you are a water skier, paddleboarder, mountain biker, or hiker, you may engage your hip and core muscles more than you know. Experiencing pain in your lower back, hip, knee, or foot? Perhaps it’s your gluteus medius, a significant, but lesser known muscle. The gluteus medius muscle supports humans to walk […]
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By Kathryn Reed Soaking in hot water has a history dating to the 4th century BC. There’s been quite an evolution from hot stones being placed in water to today’s fiberglass tubs found in so many Lake Tahoe back yards. It was in the 1940s that hot tubs started to become popular in the United […]
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By Susan Montoya Bryan, AP ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — An environmental group called on federal wildlife managers Wednesday to update a decades-old recovery plan for grizzly bears to ensure the animal’s return to the Grand Canyon and other areas of the West. The Center for Biological Diversity, in a petition filed with the U.S. Fish and […]
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Two bridges and 2.6 miles of bike trail will be rehabbed in South Lake Tahoe starting July 7. It should take about one month to finish the project. The project including reconstructing the trail that was installed more than 20 years ago. It runs parallel to Highway 50 from Los Angeles Avenue to Motel 6 […]
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By Jaime Hayden, KRNV-TV INCLINE VILLAGE — With summer officially here, you may expect to see many boats out on Lake Tahoe. But with the low snow pack this winter, some boat ramps may be closing early this year. Experts say this will be one of the shortest boating seasons our region has seen in […]
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