A beautiful view of Lake Tahoe from above the Tamarack chair at Heavenly Saturday.
Cameron Oliver reacts after making a defensive play last week against Boise State at Lawlor Events Center
Even though two months have passed into the New Year, it's not too late to make commitments for the year.
Demonstrators gather in front of the Legislature to protest proposed bills that will reduce and restrict private water wells.
CALEA Commissioner Richard Myers, left, and Executive Director Craig Hartley, right, recognize Fallon Police Chief Kevin Gehman and the Fallon Police Department for achieving reaccreditation in meeting law enforcement standards.
The Fallon Police Department received high marks for its leadership in the community.
The governor's budget shows an increase in spending for higher education.
Fallon senior Zoey Swisher and her mother, Debbie, share an emotional moment after Fallon won the 3A state championship at UNLVâs Cox Pavilion.
Fallonâs Chandler McAlexander stops before going up to the hoop against Lowry in Saturdayâs 3A state championship at UNLVâs Cox Pavilion.
Fallon celebrates winning the Class 3A state title over Lowry on Saturday.
The Fallon girls' basketball team poses with the state championship trophy after winning the state tournament against Lowry in Las Vegas.
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Carson Tahoe health President and CEO Ed Eppersonâs vision has changed the face of health care in Carson City.
Carson Hot Springs provides relief for everything that ails you â even this yearâs winter weather. Note the continuous spring water flowing into the pool. Cooling mist keeps the water at a comfortable 90 degrees.
Carson Hot Springs General Manager Keith Shellhamer shows off the simple pumps that have pumped the clear spring water into the various pools for many years.
Two Towels, Bamboo, candles and pebble of Stones For Natural Massage
Kimmie Avila works the Student-based Enterprise at Dayton High Schoolâs basketball game.
The Century 14 Theatre in Sparks closed on Sept. 29 2016.
The staircase that will used for fitness programs at the E.L. Wiegand Fitness Center. The staircase goes from the first to the fourth floor.
A UNR student works out at the new E.L. Wiegand Fitness Center.
The E.L. Wiegand Fitness Center, a 108,000-foot fitness facility, is now open at the University of Nevada, Reno.
The front of the new E.L Wiegand Ftness Center at the University of Nevada, Reno.
Ronald McDonald talks to students at Bordewich Bray Elementary school on Monday about the importance of reading every day.
Ronald McDonald visits Bordewich Bray Elementary School on Monday to kick-off the school's reading week.
Nevada's Marcus Marshall takes a jump shot against UNLV on Saturday.
Carson High Schoolâs new manufacturing lab will be open for tours and curriculum discussions at the Carson High School Career and Technology Education Career Expo on Wednesday.
FILE - In this Nov. 29, 2016 file photo, wildfires burn near Gatlinburg, Tenn. People are causing five out of every six wildfires in the United States and tripling the length of Americaâs wildfire season, a study of 20 years of fires finds. Even as climate change worsens the nationâs wildfire season, making it longer and easier to burn more acres, a new study says the human ignition factor plays an even bigger role on top of that. While fire experts have long blamed people more than lightning, this study digs into the details of how and where the people problem is and how it interacts with global warming to make matters worse. (AP Photo/Wade Payne, File)
FILE - In this May 6, 2009 file photo, a home is threatened by a wall of flames near Santa Barbara, Calif. People are causing five out of every six wildfires in the United States and tripling the length of Americaâs wildfire season, a study of 20 years of fires finds. Even as climate change worsens the nationâs wildfire season, making it longer and easier to burn more acres, a new study says the human ignition factor plays an even bigger role on top of that. While fire experts have long blamed people more than lightning, this study digs into the details of how and where the people problem is and how it interacts with global warming to make matters worse. (AP Photo/Keith D. Cullom, File)
Carson High School’s new manufacturing lab will be open for tours and curriculum discussions at the Carson High School Career and Technology Education Career Expo Wednesday, March 1.
Western Nevada College instructor Nigel Harrison, right, provides a lesson in using a saw to Susanne Whimple and Cristian Avila during a construction class in Carson City.
A Western Nevada College construction class is given a tour of a job site by Garrett Kooyers from K.G. Walters Construction.
Western Nevada College Career & Technical Education programs team up with the Nevada Builders Alliance in the annual Nevada Day parade in Carson City on Oct. 29.
Western Nevada College Career & Technical Education programs team up with the Nevada Builders Alliance in last year's Nevada Day parade.
Western Nevada College instructor Nigel Harrison, right, provides a lesson in using a saw to Susanne Whimple and Cristian Avila during a construction class in Carson City.
A Western Nevada College construction class is given a tour of a job site by Garrett Kooyers from K.G. Walters Construction.
Western Nevada College Career & Technical Education programs team up with the Nevada Builders Alliance in the annual Nevada Day parade in Carson City on Oct. 29.
Western Nevada College Career & Technical Education programs team up with the Nevada Builders Alliance in last year's Nevada Day parade.
North Lake Tahoe Resort Association CEO and Executive Director Sandy Evans-Hall in her Tahoe City office on Dec. 27, 2016.
Nevada's Marcus Marshall takes a jump shot against UNLV on Saturday.
The Reno-Sparks Indian Colony funded the design and construction of a new Northern Nevada Transitional Housing Center for the Nevada Department of Corrections when the colony purchased the property the old facility was on for its economic development.
Revenue from economic enterprises by the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony provides services to the colony from healthcare to basic infrastructure, such as this recent sewer upgrade at the colony.
The Reno Sparks Tribal Health Center in Reno is located near Renown Regional Medical Center to fit into the city's land use strategies even though it's owned by the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony.
The Acura, Infinity and Mercedes-Benz dealerships on South Virginia occupy land leased from the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony, which helps provide a revenue stream for the colony to provide services to its members.
United Construction workers building LifeChurch Child Development Center located next to Damonte Ranch High School in south Reno.
Control towers at Chicago airport.
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The ropes course at Adventure Peak is virtually buried. For reference, the bottom support of this structure is 20 ft. high.
The ski poles pictured alongside the wall of snow at the top of the Tamarack chair at Heavenly are 49 inches.
Peter and Radka Kucera of Chicago (by way of the Czech Republic) were married at Heavenly Mountain Saturday.
A photo of the gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) that being installed at WETLAB's facility in Sparks.
The Eddy is located on the south side of the river near the Wild River Grille and will be a community gathering spot that will include bocce ball courts, three bar areas, and a variety of special activities such as farmers markets, food trucks and yoga classes.
A rendering of The Eddy, a container park and beer garden coming to downtown Reno in Spring 2017.
A view of the gym at Fizio. Pictured above on a monitor is a workout regimen designed for the athletes by Fizio's staff.
A group of athletes relax at Fizio's Athlete Recovery Lounge at 400 Mill Street in Reno. Fizio's owners say the concept is new to the northern Nevada fitness marketplace.
Kyle Dalpe, interim dean for TMCC's Technical Sciences Division, demonstrates one of the robots in TMCC's Applied Technology Center.
The vineyards at Les Paissels winery in Babeau-Bouldoux, France.
Veronique Cunty of Domaine de Font-Sane continues the family winery in Gigondas, France, which distributes in the United States through Reno-based Terra Vigna.
Marie Toussaint, left, and Vivien Roussignol with wine barrels at Les Paissels winnery in France. Les Paissels is one of the small wineries where Reno-based Terra Vigna gets wine for its direct-to-consumer wine clubs.
Shaji, left, and Vijna Mathew, display some of the wines they distribute through Terra Vigna, their direct-to-consumer wine club.
Northstar Californiaâs website features an interactive trial map of the resort.
Nevadaâs Leland King II goes for a layup Saturday against UNLV.
Nevada's Jordan Caroline scores during Saturday's game against UNLV.
Nevada's Marcus Marshall drives to the basket Saturday against UNLV.
Looking south on S. Carson St. Friday. The city is looking at redesign possibilities and will hold a public meeting Wednesday.
A frontage road is seen in front of Discount Tire in south Carson City Friday.
A public meeting is being held Wednesday at 5:30pm at the Carson City Community Center to discuss the future of S. Carson St.
Chesney Minor, co-captain of the Carson High bowling team, is trying to raise $1,600 in the next couple of weeks so she can attend the World Junior Bowling Championships scheduled for Reno starting June 16.
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Chase Elliott, right, talks with a crew member during practice for Sunday's NASCAR Daytona 500 auto race at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla., Saturday, Feb. 25, 2017. (AP Photo/Terry Renna)
Danica Patrick stands by her car during the national anthem before the NASCAR Clash auto race at Daytona International Speedway, Sunday, Feb. 19, 2017, in Daytona Beach, Fla. (AP Photo/John Raoux)
The first edition of Valley Home Magazine for Carson City and Carson Valley tackles hot tubs, man caves and preparing for summer home projects.
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Carson High School business students will compete in "Shark Tank" this week.
The Carson High School bowling team won the championship at the National Bowling Stadium in Reno earlier this week.
Pioneer High School student Shelby climbs the wall at RockSport in Reno.
The Tahoe/Douglas Elks Lodge held its annual fundraiser on Feb. 18 to raise money for the emergency shelter, Safe Haven. Pictured are Tahoe/Douglas Exalted Ruler Mary Retterer, guest speaker John Bradtke form Nevada Department of Health and Human Services, and Toni Wendt, event chairman. For information about how to help, call Wendt at 775-265-6136.
Sandy Severance is stepping into the role of program director for the Nevada Rural Counties RSVP.
This image released by Lionsgate shows a dance scene from the Oscar-nominated film, "La La Land." It's not easy to stage a successful dance scene for the cameras, especially on a highway interchange, but when such a scene works, it can be memorable. (Dale Robinette/Lionsgate via AP)
Hannah 'Bear' Fitch is looking to raise money for the Special Olympics.
Attendees of an annual fundraiser for local veterans jump the fire in the traditional Persian New Year celebration, which will return to Carson City on March 21.
Yerington High School senior Jakeline Guerrero Hernandez will be presented with the Northern Nevada Development Authorityâs Silver State Award on March 31.
Ribbon cutting of Wood Rodgers facility in Reno.
Steve Strickkland of Wood Rodgers presents a $20,000 check to Angie Taylor of the Washoe County School District and two graduating students on Feb. 23.
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President Donald Trump speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), Friday, Feb. 24, 2017, in Oxon Hill, Md. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
President Donald Trump speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), Friday, Feb. 24, 2017, in Oxon Hill, Md. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
President Donald Trump speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), Friday, Feb. 24, 2017, in Oxon Hill, Md. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
From north to south: Brewer's Cabinet beer is going statewide.
About two dozen people attended "The Winter of 2016-17: Where have we been & What's to Come" with Chris Smallcomb, a meteorologist at NWS Reno Thursday at the Carson City Community Center.
NWS-Reno's Chris Smallcomb talks about this winter's weather at the 2017 Carson River Watershed Management Forum Thursday at the community center.
Isabella is a 10 month old, spayed pup who loves children and small dogs; she is currently available for adoption.
Ryah is a 10 month old puppy that is available for adoption and perfect for a family who likes hiking and visiting the lake.
The Morse Burley Gymnasium was packed as it is every year for Band-A-Rama Thursday night.
Carson Middle School flutists perform Thursday night during Band-A-Rama at Carson High.
FILE â In this April 16, 2013 file photo, a "bathtub ring" marks the high water mark as a recreational boat approaches Hoover Dam along Black Canyon on Lake Mead, the largest Colorado River reservoir, near Boulder City, Nev. Scientists say global warming may already be shrinking the Colorado River and could reduce its flow by more than a third by the end of the century. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson, File)
Fourth-grader Anastasia Phay disembarks her ride home at the end of a school day.
From tattles to belly laughs, fruit-smelling pencils to country music, riding a school bus is a trip.
Fifteen-year bus driver Joy Lacow-Swett starts her morning route with a bright outlook.
Churchill County School District bus driver Linda Diaz does safety checks on her rig, bus 37, before leaving the yard for her afternoon route starting at 2:40 p.m.
Commissioners Carl Erquiaga, Pete Olsen and Bus Scharmann consider a proposal to house juveniles from neighboring counties in Theurman Hall.
From left: Coaches Darren Lewis and Dan Shaw, Blane Aicher, Tanner Stritenberger, Leo Aicher, Chase Hyde, Ben Dooley (front), Mark Moyle, Jack Swisher, Sean McCormick, Illyes Taleb, Tommy McCormick, Conley Hyde, Matthew Goings, head coach Trevor deBraga and trustee Matt Hyde.
The Churchill Arts Council fundraiserâs table centerpieces designed by Cody Chenoweth and Kirk Robertson are primarily composed of parts used in parking meters that formerly lined Fallonâs streets. The limited number of art pieces will only be for sale at the event.
Animal behavioral expert and autism spokesperson Temple Grandin will visit Reno Tuesday, Feb. 28. Photo provided to the University of Nevada, Reno.
Coach Anne Smith, left, passes the ball to Kenna Hamlin during a drill at a Lady Wave practice earlier this season.
Kenna Hamlin passes the ball under the arms of Spring Creek's Kaitlyn McLeod during the regional tournament in Winnemucca.
Leta Otuafi, left, dribbles the ball past Spring Creek's Alayna Grosz during the regional tournament.
Lailani Otuafi, 20, shoots the ball through a gap in Lowry's defenders during the regional tournament championship.
Kaitlyn Hunter, 10, shoots for the basket as Spring Creek's Alayna Grosz, 24, and Kaitlyn McLeod, 5, try to block her.
Grace Potorti of Reno voices her concerns with proposed new healthcare legislation Wednesday.
Sen. Dean Heller and Rep. Mark Amodei were the featured speakers at the Carson City Chamber of Commerce's Soup's On luncheon Wednesday at the Gold Dust West.
Protestors line E. William St. in front of the Gold Dust West Wednesday as Representative Mark Amodei and Senator Dean Heller were preparing to speak inside.
Rep. Mark Amodei speaks with Bob Fulkerson, State Director and co-founder of PLAN, at the Gold Dust West Wednesday.
A woman holds a sign during Soup's On at the Gold Dust West Wednesday.
A woman holds up a sign as Rep. Mark Amodei adresses the crowd at the Carson City Chamber's Soup's On event Wednesday at the Gold Dust West.
Protestors in front of the Gold Dust West Wednesday.
Protestors line E. William St. Wednesday morning.
Douglas High officials and athletes join Kitty McKay of Carson Tahoe Health athletic program in the high school gym on Thursday.
Nevada' Josh Hall dribbles down the floor in the first half against Boise State on Wednesday at Lawlor Events Center.
Nevada's Cameron Oliver reacts after a defensive play in the second half against Boise State on Wednesday at Lawlor Events Center.
Nevada's Cameron Oliver blocks a shot in the second half against Boise State on Wednesday at Lawlor Events Center.
Randy Richardson of Reno tells his cancer survival story Wednesday evening at Mallard's Restaurant.
Carson/Douglas Relay For Life Chaiperson Mary Bowers talks about this year's event's theme Wednesday night during a kickoff party held at Mallard's Restaurant at the Empire Ranch Golf Course.
The Stewart Indian School was established in 1890 in Carson City.
Have fun learning to sculpt three-dimensional art, like this ceramic elephant candle holder by Deana Hoover, in a new class coming to the Brewery Arts Center. A class for beginning and experienced sculpting students will be 1-4 p.m. Mondays March 6-April 10. Topics include techniques in clay sculpting and basic tools, glazes and studio equipment. Tuition is $165 for nonmembers and $150 for members. Supplies cost $20 on the first day of class. To enroll, call 775-883-1976, or go to BreweryArts.org/events.
First place in oil paintings went to âCorksâ by Gary Helseth of Carson City.
âMan on a Mission,â a watercolor by Ronnie Rector of Incline Village, won Best of Show in Nevada Artists Associationâs annual Winter Show. The association is planning an afternoon of food, wine and art on Saturday when it honors the artists who contributed to the show. The reception and awards ceremony will be 1-4 p.m. at the NAA Gallery inside the Brewery Arts Center, 449 W. King St., but the show will be up through March 31. The gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Admission is free and all art is for sale.
Capital City Community Bandâs annual Salute to Young Musicians concert returns March 12 at the Carson City Community Center.
Peter Krogh Andersen crosses the United States chronicling the stories of Americans.
Screenshot of the current trail map at Northstar California.
Dylan Kosma and Patricia Santos make up the Kosma-Santos lab at the University.
On the opposite side of Dayton Valley Road, near Sydney Lane and Rancho Road, is the remaining water of the diversion which caused an overflow in a pond Tuesday afternoon, influencing a flood warning.
David Ruf, owner of Greenhouse Garden Center, removes mud and rock from Rhodes Street in January.
A heavy, wet snow falls in Genoa on Tuesday morning.
On the opposite side of Dayton Valley Road, near Sydney Lane and Rancho Road, is the remaining water of the diversion which caused an overflow in a pond Tuesday afternoon, influencing a flood warning.
Lyon County officials had concerns that a retention pond in east Dayton could cause posible flooding in the area.
Water flowing from the Carson Diversion Dam has closed a road below the dam until further notice.
The T-Line Canal serves the northern part of the county.
The road that crosses in front of the Carson Diversion Dam has been blocked off because of water on the roadway.
Gena Beam, right, answers questions from Joanna Rosmeisl and Dianne Cerini.
Jessica Goza-Tyner, left, and Heather Maness look for additional information at their table.
The Fallon Cantaloupe Festival and Country Fair will move to the last weekend in August.
Alexis Jarrett, right, races Spring Creek's Delayanne Walz to grab the ball during the Northern 3A regional tournament.
Dalton Kaady shoots the ball past the arms of Elko's Kyrin Allen during the semifinals of the Northern 3A regional tournament.
Zach Burns, 5, tries to stop a basket by South Tahoe's Harry Moses-Chakmakis during the Northern 3A regional tournament.
Aces hitting coach Greg Gross has been named the team's interim manager.
Senate member Pat Spearman introduces SJR2, a joint resolution to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment for women in Nevada on Monday.
Sarah Mahler hands out ERA pins and stickers before the start of the first state Senate hearing on Monday to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment for women in Nevada.
Senate member Pat Spearman introduces SJR2, a joint resolution to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment for women in Nevada on Monday.
Sarah Mahler hands out ERA pins and stickers before the start of the first state Senate hearing on Monday to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment for women in Nevada.
Shoppers hustle back to their car on a rainy Monday afternoon in Carson City.
State Sen. James Settelmeyer shows local artwork donated to a live auction.
Stuart Richardson, chairman of the Churchill County Republicans, speaks with Assemblywoman Robin Titus, wo was the evening's keynote speaker.
A protester prepares to use a bullhorn to bring attention to the proposed repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act.
Nevada's Cameron Oliver (0) blocks a shot by Washington's Carlos Johnson in the first half Sunday, Dec. 11, 2016, in Seattle.
Reno hitting coach Greg Gross rhas beennamed interim manager for the Aces.
This Sunday, Feb. 12, 2017 image from video provided by KIVI-TV shows an indoor pet, a squirrel named Joey in Meridian, Idaho. Police said the squirrel has thwarted a burglary attempt. The Meridian Police Department said a juvenile entered the home last week and told police after later being arrested that the squirrel attacked him when he tried to break into a gun safe. (KIVI-TV via AP)
Aerotek announced that it is looking to fill hundreds of open positions with Panasonic in the Reno area.
A photo of a headstone in Jacks Valley Cemetery, located on the Jacks Valley Ranch.
Greg Buchheister, owner of Coffeebar
Executives from City National and RBC Wealth Management present officials from the Nevada Museum of Art with $25,000 for its sponsorship of the upcoming “Unsettled” exhibition.
Loni Holley of Holley Family Farms at the Carson City farmers market.
Since the onset, the Boulder Bay project has promoted a new Tahoe Biltmore property that embraces walking and health and wellness.
The view of Lake Tahoe and Highway 28 in Crystal Bay, as seen from the recently constructed Sierra Park near the Tahoe Biltmore.
This schematic shows how one area of the Boulder Bay project will look upon final build-out.
This schematic shows a portion of the Boulder Bay development, as it would be seen from Highway 28 in Crystal Bay, just east of the California border.
The interior of the store was still being stocked with new books on Monday afternoon.
Books were still being unpacked at the store on Monday afternoon.
Business owners Nicolle Sloan and Andie Keith pictured in front of their new store.
Pictured are Blanchard, Krasner & French's Abigail Stephenson, Attorney at Law, (left) and Stephanie Small, Reno firm administrator. Stephenson is leading the new northern Nevada office of the La Jolla-based law firm.
A rendering of the Builders Association of Northern Nevada's Showcase home located at 2311 Old Waverly Way in Sparks.
The North Reno Ross was previously located across the street at 2950 Northtowne Plaza. This store closed this past January.
Ross Dress for Less preparing to open a new store at 2863 Northtowne Ln. The grand opening will be held March 4.
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On New Yearâs Eve, millions of people around the world used Facebook Live to broadcast their celebrations. As clocks struck midnight in each time zone, Facebook Live broke records that made this the biggest night since launch. This graph shows peaks from countries around the world. (https://media.fb.com/2017/01/04/the-live-blog-january-4-2017/)
The City of Reno Downtown Action Plan proposes strategies to improve downtown including the Environment, Economy, and Experience.
This aerial map of downtown Reno shows areas suggested for development as well as new bike lanes and pedestrian improvements in theCity of Reno Downtwon Action Plan.
The City of Reno Downtown Action Plan proposes strategies to improve downtown including the Environment, Economy, and Experience.
This under utilized office building on Mill Street will be transformed into a 24-unit condominium building with a second 26-unit building to be constructed from the ground up in the parking lot. Mardian Development Co. is developing the project.
This artists rendering shows the Mill Street Lofts. The condominium projects by Mardian Development Co. includes the remodel of an office building into 24-units plus a second building that will be constructed from the ground up into 26-units.
Nevada's Marcus Marshall gets fouled while shooting against Utah State on Saturday at Lawlor Events Center.
Nevada's Cameron Oliver jumps for a rebound against the Aggies on Saturday at Lawlor Events Center.
Carson City Sheriff's Office K9 deputy Jimmy Surratt and his partner, Tico
This shot of the night sky by Jim Murch won third place.
First place in Carson City Photo Clubâs monthly competition, themed âNight Light,â went to Mary Lou Schindler.
Tahoe/Douglas Elks Lodge recently delivered Valentineâs Day gifts and donations to hospitalized veterans at the Reno VA hospital. The Valentineâs Day cards, thanking the veterans for their service, were drawn by C.C. Meneley Elementary School students in Gardnerville. Veterans also were given nine boxes of books and magazines and a box of toiletries including back scratchers, shaving cream, razors, shampoo and toothpaste and toothbrushes. From the left are Mike Corral, Gary Wendt and Tom Zogorski.
Western Nevada College Electronics and Industrial Technology Professor Emily Howarth presents Johnny Key with a Siemens Mechatronic Systems Certification on Wednesday during a ceremony in the collegeâs Reynolds Center.
Juliet Favero and Jacob Wolz perform an original song, "Rebel Hearts" at the CHS talent show.
Danish students visit Carson High School as a part of their trip to America.
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Juliet Favero and Jacob Wolz perform an original song, "Rebel Hearts" at the CHS talent show.
Henry Sturm plays the piano while singing "The Elements" during the CHS talent show.
Danish students visit Carson High School as a part of their trip to America.
Carson High School FBLA members are seen on Tuesday during the talent show.
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An overall view of the Tesla Gigafactory seen during a media tour July 26.
Robert Reasoner mugshot
D.J. Fenner goes up for a shot against Fresno State at Lawlor Events Center earlier this season.
Manogue freshman Kenna Holt concentrates at the foul line in a semi-final matchup against Reed Friday night at Carson High. The Miners would win the game 62-45.
Reed sophomore Vanessa Hernandez turns the corner towards the hoop Friday night in semi-final play against Manogue at CHS.
FILE - In this Feb. 24, 2015, file photo, members of the National Guard patrol along the Rio Grande at the Texas-Mexico border in Rio Grande City, Texas. The Trump administration is considering a proposal to mobilize as many as 100,000 National Guard troops to round up unauthorized immigrants, including millions living nowhere near the Mexico border, according to a draft memo obtained by The Associated Press. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, File)
Gehrig Tucker and Adam Shoaf, both 21, are planning a 1,000-mile trek on the Pacific Crest Trail to raise money for local families afflicted by cancer.
Noah Shek is seen with his typology project, âPotato Chips.â Shek and 20 other students from Western Nevada College are showcasing their artistic virtuosity in âArt from WNCâ sponsored by the Capital City Arts Initiative. The display features a variety of art including graphic design, drawing, photography, and other pieces. It can be seen through March 30 at the Community Development Building, 108 E. Proctor St.
Stewart Indian School is shown. Stewart Indian Complex is on the list for much needed renovations.
The Kinkead Builiding, 505 E. King St., is being considered for demolition by the Nevada Legislature.
Brian Landrus is the guest soloist in âCelebrations Old & New,â a program with the Carson City Symphony on Feb. 26.
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CCHS senior Hunter Greeley and junior Michael Frandsen, left, do paper peer reviews with their Jump Start classmates. The course uses popular college literature textbook by Thomas R. Arp, Perrineâs Liteature: Structure, Sound and Sense. Greeley noted the study chapters are short; itâs mostly stories.
Bulls check out the public at the annual bull sale at the Fallon Livestock Exchange.
The Saturday auction at the annual bull sale culminates the annual event.
A burro and 14 wild horses trained by inmates in the Nevada Department of Corrections program will be offered in an adoption event on Feb. 25.
An overall view of the Tesla Gigafactory seen during a media tour July 26.
Galena's Dillon Voyles battles with Reno's Drew Rippingham Thursday night at Carson High. Reno would come out on top 47-46 at the final buzzer.
The Wungnema House is seen during flooding in Mills Park on Feb. 9. The historic house will be the site of an open house on Sunday.
AquaRefining modules at the Aqua Metals battery recycling plant in the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center, drop pure lead onto a conveyor belt which takes it to the ingot casting area.
Hold on to your pedal. Gas prices are expected to spike this spring.
Thomas Steele prepares to take a shot at the basket during a Greenwave home game against Spring Creek.
Shaylee Fagg leaps to block a spike from Silverland during Wednesday's CCMS home volleyball match.
Christiana Formentini sets the ball during Wednesday's volleyball match at Churchill County Middle School.
Learn how to attract native pollinators at Washoe Countyâs Bartley Ranch Regional Park. Photo courtesy of Wendy Hanson Mazet, University of Nevada Cooperative Extension.
A two-car crash Wednesday at Bango Road and U.S. Highway 50 injured a Fallon man.
Denise DeBerry as a young girl.
Denise DeBerry met her future husband Tye at a retreat at Frenchmanâs Lake.
A person of determination, Denise DeBerry didnât allow detours in life to stop her, and she loved the independence driving a car gave her.
Local vendors will be on hand at an annual bridal show to help brides-to-be plan their special day.
The annual Fall in Love Bridal Show, organized by Cynthia Ferris-Bennett, center, returns Sunday to Genoa.
Comstock barbed wire can be seen in Carson Valley and other areas in Northern Nevada.
Djarrah Navarro runs the floor for Carson.
Carson High junior Alexa Haight hands out a CTE goodie bag to Eagle Valley 8th grader Anthony Meyer Wednesday.
CHS Physics and Math teacher Colin Belnap speaks to 8th graders about his Intro to Engineering and Design class Wednesday.
Rick DâElia will perform Friday at the Nugget.
Photo of Abraham Curry, considered the founder of Carson City, who is one of the many prominent individuals buried in the Capital Cityâs Lone Mountain Cemetery.
Loni Holley of Holley Family Farms at Carson City's 3rd and Curry St. Farmers Market.
Work continues on the USA Parkway.
TCID began releasing waer into the Carson River from the Lahontan Reservoir on Saturday.
A drone flies over excavation work on the Carson River on Sunday.
Truckee-Carson Irrigation District rented heavy equipment to begin cleaning up the Carson River of debris. This drone shot shows the area between Sheckler Cut Off and McLean Road on Sunday.
Trenten Robison passes to a teammate before falling out of bounds in a playoff game against Reno on Tuesday night.
Senior Alejandro Gonzalez controls the ball for the Senators during the final regular season game against Douglas.
Railroad tracks for the mini train at Mills Park in Carson City disappear into a large standing pool of water.
Beer and Garlic Breadsticks
Russ Jonte, David Hoffmann, Steve Hiskett and Chris Rogne of Fallon Churchill Volunteer Fire Department at the 4H First Responder banquet.
First responders accept their thank you plaques from Churchill County 4-H. Back row from left are Karren Bogdanowicz, Pete Olsen, Trent Barnes, Dave Lane, Chris Alexander, Patrick Dougherty and Mike Price. Front row from left are Ben Trotter, Marshall Emerson, Pam Powell, Steve Endacott and Chris Pierce.
The Navy Junior ROTC command staff prepares cadets for a pass in review.
Cadets from the CCHS Junior ROTC program stand at attention.
Kieran Kaltâs first-graders at Lahontan Elementary, along with Parent Teacher Organization President Sheila Washington, did a video call with the recipients of their classâ military care package sent over the holidays. The students sang to the overseas Army National Guard unit, who also answered the studentâs questions and showed a handwritten thank you letter from Nevada Army National Guard Brig. Gen. Michael Hanifan. A few parents also joined the session, some veterans themselves.
Soup is the perfect "fuss-free" meal for home or the office.
John Cooley passes the ball to Dalton Kaady during a Greenwave home game earlier this season.
Nick Smith shoots the ball over the head of Sparks' Alejandro Choate in the Elmo Dericco Gym earlier this season.
Faith Cornmesser lobs a free throw to the basket at Truckee High School.
Kaitlyn Hunter, 10, takes a shot during the Lady Wave's final game of the season in Truckee.
Fallon 220-pounder Ben Dooley tries to take down Boulder Cityâs Devin Fox in the semifinals on Friday.
Fallon's Kobe Abe tries to pin Virgin Valley's Dayden Payne in the semifinals on Friday at Spanish Springs High School.
Leta Otuafi positions herself for a pass during a Lady wave home game earlier this season.
Faith Cornmesser lobs a free throw to the basket at Truckee High School.
Lailani Otuafi races the ball past a Sparks player during a Fallon home game.
Fallonâs Jack Swisher hangs onto Lowryâs Quint Bell for an 8-7 win in the state championship at 152 pounds on Saturday.
Fallon 145-pounder Sean McCormick controls Spring Creekâs Anthony Chavez in the state championship on Saturday.
2017 Black Rock Artist in Residence Call for Artists
The seventh annual Best Hotels rankings evaluate more than 3,000 luxury properties across the United States, the Caribbean, Canada and Mexico.
Former theater owner Dr. Stuart Richardson shows the projection boothâs previous 35-milimeter-film projector and large platter for preloading multiple movie reels.
AquaRefining modules at the Aqua Metals battery recycling plant in the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center, drop pure lead onto a conveyor belt which takes it to the ingot casting area.
Jacquline Borders holds up a map of the seven month European tour she and Wes completed in 1972.
Then and Now: Jacqueline "Jacque" and Wes Borders hold up their beloved wedding photo in their home at Sierra Place Senior Living.
Bonnie and Chuck Matton
Redco Vice President Gordon Gagnon shows a sample of a seal found in many everyday products to the Chamberâs leadership class, which meets monthly to learn about the capital city.
The Carson City Chamber of Commerceâs 2017 Leadership Class spent the morning of Feb. 9 touring Basalite and Redco, two local manufacturing plants. The class donned hard hats to tour Basalite, manufacturers of cement blocks and pavers. The class meets monthly to learn about Carson City.
Jayden DeJoseph shoots a jump shot in a game last season.
Senior Jayden DeJoseph prepares to go up to the bucket against a McQueen defender Friday night at Morse Burley Gymnasium.
Carson Cityâs Charlie B Gallery is sponsoring âTaking It Off,â a one-day exhibit by Miriam Gomberg that includes 50 original paintings with the theme of women and burlesque. The exhibit and sale will be from noon to 6 p.m. on Feb. 25 at Natashaâs World Jewelry, 5136 Meadowood Mall Way, Reno. The paintings are inspired by Gombergâs participation in Hootchy Kootchy Girls, a vintage cabaret based in Reno. All art is for sale. For information, contact Charles A. Blim Jr. at 775-575-7333 or vasefndr@cccomm.net.
In this Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2017, photo released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement shows foreign nationals being arrested this week during a targeted enforcement operation conducted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) aimed at immigration fugitives, re-entrants and at-large criminal aliens in Los Angeles. Immigrant advocates on Friday, Feb. 10, 2017, decried a series of arrests that federal deportation agents said aimed to round up criminals in Southern California but they believe mark a shift in enforcement under the Trump administration. (Charles Reed/U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement via AP)
President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau participate in a joint news conference in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Monday, Feb. 13, 2017. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau walks off at the conclusion of a joint news conference in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Monday, Feb. 13, 2017. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
Anne Wojcicki, founder of 23andMe genetics company, talks about the company's goals during an announcement Sept.15 at Desert Research Institute about ground-breaking research that combines genetics, clinical health data from Renown Health, and environmental data from DRI.
Tony Slonim MD, president & CEO of Renown Health, and Joseph Grzymski, senior director of the Desert Research Institute, address an overflow audience Sept. 15, 2016 at the DRI campus, as they announced a joint effort to change the way we look at health between the State of Nevada, Renown Health, DRI, and 23andMe.
Ken Gray, Lyon County Commissioner
Since implementing the technology, there has already been a 20 percent decrease in adult anesthesia cases and a 60 percent decrease in pediatric anesthesia cases.
Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval poses with the 23 ambassadors that represent the joint partnership between the State of Nevada, the Desert Research institute, Renown Health and the personal genetic company 23andMe in Reno, Thursday, Sept 15, which are combining data for healthcare research.
Renown Health now offers a imaging technology called CinemaVision goggles that allows patients to watch a movie or TV show during an MRI.
Lake water flows over the emergency spillway, bottom left, at Lake Oroville for the first time in the nearly 50-year history of the Oroville Dam Saturday, Feb. 11, 2017, in Oroville, Calif. The dam opened in 1968. (Randy Pench/The Sacramento Bee via AP)
Muddy water rushes down the emergency spillway at Oroville Dam, Saturday, Feb. 11, 2017, in Oroville, Calif. Water started flowing over the emergency spillway at the nation's tallest dam for the first time Saturday after erosion damaged the Northern California dam's main spillway.(AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
California Highway Patrol officer Ken Weckman directs traffic as residents evacuate Marysville, Calif., Sunday, Feb. 12, 2017. Thousands of residents of Marysville and other Northern California communities were told to leave their homes Sunday evening as an emergency spillway of the Oroville Dam could fail at any time unleashing flood waters from Lake Oroville, according to officials from the California Department of Water Resources. (Paul Kitagaki Jr./The Sacramento Bee via AP)
In this Saturday, Feb. 11, 2017, water flows down Oroville Dam's main spillway, near Oroville, Calif. Water began flowing over the emergency spillway at the Oroville Dam on Saturday for the first time in its nearly 50-year history after heavy rainfall. In addition to the emergency spillway, water also flowed through the main spillway that was significantly damaged from erosion. Officials said they'll assess the damage starting Monday. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
In this Saturday, Feb. 11, 2017, photo, Jason Newton, of the Department of Water Resources, takes a picture of water going over the emergency spillway at Oroville Dam in Oroville, Calif. Water began flowing over the emergency spillway at the Oroville Dam on Saturday for the first time in its nearly 50-year history after heavy rainfall. In addition to the emergency spillway, water also flowed through the main spillway that was significantly damaged from erosion. Officials said they'll assess the damage starting Monday. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
Jeff Cauhape relays radio messages during SIERAâs annual Field Day.
Vocalist Cindee LeVal will be featured with Mile High Jazz Band on Valentineâs Day at Comma Coffee.
Arslan Munir, assistant professor of Computer Science and Engineering displays the test boards used to develop new architecture for electronic control units, or ECUs, that tested 48 times faster while using two-and-a-half times less energy than existing architectures. It also paves the way for more fully automated driverless cars. Photo courtesy of University of Nevada, Reno.
Cassie Goodman, medical exercise supervisor at Saint Mary's Fitness Center, stands within the facility. The Fitness Center is launching an eight-week cancer wellness program called everyBODY can.
High Desert Imaging's Jenn Cambra talks to a young patient before a CT scan.
Steve Mims
The High Desert Imaging team
HDI's Greg Chavez helps a patient prepare for a CT scan.
Ace High chef Richard Baker slices into a slab of dry-rubbed and smoked brisket.
Ace High owners Kevin Benson and Greg Sayabalian met while Benson dealt poker and Sayabalian played.
From left, Chief Administrative Officer of the Safety Consultation and Training Section, Todd Schultz, hands program certifications to Nature's Bakery Environmental Health and Safety Manager Gary Daniels, and Plant Manager Eric Reid at the Carson City facility Monday.
First-shift employees of Nature's Bakery facility in Carson City proudly show off their Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program certification banner Monday.
A lounge area at the Reno office of Henriksen Butler encourages employee relaxation.
A workspace at Henriksen Butler's Reno office on West 1st Street.
Carson's Tez Allen goes to the hoop in a 59-53 win over Damonte earlier this season.
Senator Abbey Paulson puts up a shot against the Tigers in Douglas Saturday.
Nevada Supreme Court Justice Lidia Stiglich presents Judge John Tatro with the Outstanding Achievement in Judicial Education award.
Diana Alonso, 17, talks about her senior project in Carson City, Nev. on Thursday, Feb. 9, 2017. Alonso is staging a Party House for parents and others in the community to learn about potential dangers of teenage parties. Photo by Cathleen Allison/Nevada Photo Source
Five generations recently came together in Carson City. Pictured is Maureen Wagoner of Album, Idaho, and Carson Cityâs Paige Rowen, Nitoshia Seaver, Taylor Peck and baby Ezra Peck.
From left: Dan Wells, Past District Deputy to the Grand Exalted Ruler; Dee Dee Formaster, founder of Do Drop In; Mary Retterer, Exalted Ruler; and Jim Plamenig, Past Exalted Ruler.
Brandon Miller, a 2016 Virginia City High School grad, is a junior at Boise State University.
Phillip Brady
CHS Robotics Team
Sportsmanâs Warehouse had its own recreational area as a result of the storm on Friday. By Friday evening on the Carson City Chamber of Commerce Facebook page, the photo had received 1,700 shares and by Friday afternoon had received 68,000 hits.
Chad Lundquist/Nevada Appeal
Gunnerâs Mate 3rd Class Paul H. Carrâs battle station was the aft 5-inch gun on the USS Samuel B. Roberts. The 20-year-old was awarded the Silver Star posthumous.
This is a model of the USS Samuel B. Roberts. Her battle ribbons are listed at the top row, the Combat action ribbon. The second row from left to right: Presidential Unit Citation, American Campaign Metal, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal with one star. The third row from left to right: World War II Victory Metal, Philippine Republic Presidential Unit Citation, Philippine Liberation Metal.
Fallon's Kobe Abe tries to pin Virgin Valley's Dayden Payne in the semifinals on Friday at Spanish Springs High School.
CHS' Abel Carter wrestles Spanish Springs' Casey Preston during a 195-lb. semifinal Saturday.
Senator Brandon Basa controls Damonte's Ramon Alvarez-Martinez during a 120-lb. semifinal match at the NIAA North Regional Championships Saturday.
Fire roads at the Nevada State Railroad Museum have became impassable due to the recent flooding severely limiting emergency access.
Portable high powered blowerswere placed in the annex area of the Nevada State Railroad Museum with hopes of drying the floor of the building. Below ground work areas still have gallons of water in them.
The Nevada State Railroad Museum suffered serious damage during the recent flooding in Carson City.
Combs Canyon Rd. has a section of pavement missing Friday due to floodwaters.
Carson St. in front of the mall was reduced to one lane southbound Friday.
The intersection of King and Division had water flowing Friday though the flow had reduced from Thursday night.
CCSO volunteer Byron Morgan mans the corner of 5th and Curry Friday morning.
Deer forage in the snow for food in Genoa after a January snow storm.
Tom Andreasen's son Bobby and his wife Rebecca, along with one of their daughters, greet Carson High players on the newly dedicated court Friday night.
Carson and Damonte players battle it out on the newly dedicated Tom Andreasen Court Friday night at the Morse Burley Gymnasium.
Rick Gunn giving a TEDx talk in Iran.
Guard Devearl Ramsey drives the ball down the court for the Pack Wednesday night.
Vietnam veterans will be honored April 1 at Mills Park. Anyone who would like to help support them is welcome to attend.
The Sierra Ranchos Car Wash roof hangs precariously on a powerline on Pit Rd. Thursday afternoon.
The wind took down a tree in Dayton near the Subway.
A tree feel near Musser and Mountain streets during Thursday's storm.
A tree on Waterloo fell onto the tennis court fence in Lampe Park in Douglas County Thursday.
Macie Tuell was crowned Miss Carson City 2017.
The Miss Carson City/Miss Douglas County pageant crowned winners on Saturday in Carson City. Macie Tuell was crowned Miss Carson City 2017. Briana Neben was crowned Miss Douglas County 2017 and Carli Gumm was named Miss Carson Cityâs Outstanding Teen 2017. The Miss Nevada Pageant will take place June 15-16 at the Tropicana Theater in Las Vegas. For information, visit MissNevada.org.
In a Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2017 photo, the town of the town of Montello, Nev., is flooded after 21 Mile Dam broke, and forced delays or rerouting for more than a dozen freight and passenger trains on a main rail line that runs through the area, said Union Pacific spokesman Justin E. Jacobs. (Stuart Johnson/ The Deseret News via AP)/The Deseret News via AP)
On Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2017, 21 Mile Dam near Montello, Nev., broke and caused flooding to the Union Pacific railroad line near Lucin and flooded the town of Montello, Nev. The floods forced delays or rerouting for more than a dozen freight and passenger trains on a main rail line that runs through the area, said Union Pacific spokesman Justin E. Jacobs.(Stuart Johnson/The Deseret News via AP)/The Deseret News via AP)
Educators Rising advisers (front) Sarah Lobsinger and Monica Chavez stand with their students part of Carson High School's newest club.
LeAnn Morris, lead technology integration specialist for Carson City School District and Jose Conchas, CHS CTE advanced graphic design student, display Conchasâ winning logo.
Patty and Tom Fleming pose for a memorable shot during their Churchill County High School production of "The Sound of Music," which involved a comical intermission performance of a number from the movie Sister Act.
The Fleming family, left to right: (back row) Sons Jim Fleming, Nolan Fleming, Paul Fleming; (middle row) daughter Erin McCloskey and daughter-in-law Amy Fleming; (front row) son-in-law Kevin McCloskey, Tom Fleming (holding Beatrice McCloskey and Penelope Fleming), Patty Fleming (holding Adele McCloskey) and daughter Judith Fleming. Newest granddaughter, Cecilia, was born Dec. 8 (not pictured).
Victoria Purrell's fifth-grade class does a Google Hangout with fifth-graders in Arcadia, Calif., figuring out the other's location by answering questions about geography, weather, the economy, food and attractions.
The city of Fallon has launched a new website, FallonNevada.gov.
Fallon's Mason Smith picked up the No. 3 seed from the north in the 126-pound division of today's state tournament.
Faith Cornmesser, 30, shoots a basket as one of Spring Creek's defenders moves for a block.
Lacee Wallace, left, and Hailey Guerrero work on a drill during a CCMS volleyball practice.
Nevada saw a major turnaround in gaming revenue in 2016.
Carson City District Attorney Jason Woodbury talks about the legalization of recreational marijuana in his office Tuesday. While Carson City adopted a moratorium on marijuana establishments, a city task force continues to work on the implementation process. Photo by Cathleen Allison/Nevada Photo Source
The bronze cannon barrel that has been on display at the Nevada State Museum is the same barrel abandoned by the Fremont expedition in 1844.
Guard Devearl Ramsey drives the ball down the court for the Pack Wednesday night.
Pack senior guard D.J. Fenner puts up a shot under the bucket Wednesday night against UNLV at Lawlor Events Center.
Carson's Jarod Butler battles Wooster's Christian Hanley in a 160-pound match this season at Douglas High.
Fortunate Strangers will perform Saturday at the BAC.
Lisa Kurtâs artwork is featured in the Nevada Arts Councilâs LXS Gallery on the first floor of the Nevada Legislature building through Feb. 24.
Craig Shoemaker, famous for his character âThe Lovemaster,â is the star of a Carson City comedy performance on Feb. 17.
One man was detained Tuesday morning after a possible carjacking.
Effective communication begins with both buyers and sellers understanding one anotherâs needs and wants.
Dr. Victor Lee Kim
TapSnap was used at the Fantasies in Chocolate 2015 event.
TapSnap provides digital props to enhance ordinary photos.
An enhanced TapSnap image of Larry The Cable Guy at the 2016 American Century Celebrity Golf Golf Championship Tournament in Lake Tahoe. In the background is also a member of the Duck Dynasty television show.
Nature's Bakery team and SCATS consultants from the award presentation.
Employers’ rights & responsibilities regarding medical & recreational marijuana.
This distinctive sign, consisting of the logos of Americaâs most famous auto makers, stands in front of Renoâs National Automobile Museum, considered one of the top classic car museums in the nation.
Nick Melsheimer, Matthew Klatt, Katarina Klatt.
Carson's Lauren Lemburg passes Tuesday against Wooster at Carson High School.
Carson's Trent Robison goes up for a dunk during Tuesday's game against Wooster.
Carson's Jayden DeJoseph dribbles toward the hoop during Tuesday's game against Wooster.
Flooding is shown at Pete Livermore Sports Complex.
Storm damage is shown at Carson River Canyon.
Mills Park was one of the many city parks and trails closed on Tuesday due to the storm.
A part of Combs Canyon Drive could be closed for up to four weeks.
A city public works crew removes sand and mud from the intersection of South Curry Street and Rhodes Street on Tuesday afternoon. Curry Street was closed at that location due to the flooding.
love shape hand silhouette in sky
Winter hash is layered over a crispy corn tortilla and topped with a poached egg.
A gluten-free cheddar biscuit is the perfect accompaniment to winter hash.
Jean Moore Earl and Phillip I. Earl preserved âMan on Horseâ through wax-on-rubbing in 1982. The carving was done by Etienne Maizcorena at Genoa Peak, Nev.
Rita, a five-year-old gray-brown tabby and her daughter are in search of a home.
Mud oozes over Opal Avenue in Silver Springs as a result of heavy rains in central Lyon County.
Water flooded Topaz Avenue on Tuesday, making the road impassible.
In Thursdayâs meeting, the Churchill County Commission approved a proclamation declaring this yearâs Nevada Bighorn Sheep Week Feb. 11-18.
Improvements and runway upgrades are expected to be completed in 2018.
Oasis Academy Jump Start senior Kaitlin Haddock, left, and junior Ellie Gehman discuss story analysis with Western Nevada College English professor Jessica Rowe in her English 102 class.
The Nevada Highway Patrol reports a red Dodge pickup pulled out in front of another vehicle at Sheckler Cut Off and U.S. Highway 50 on Tuesday aftrnoon.
A two-vehicle crash on U.S. Highway 50 slowed traffic down at Sheckler Cut Off on Tuesday.
Fallonâs Matt Goings takes down Elkoâs Carl Joel Hansen in the 160-pound weight class regional championship Saturday in Truckee.
Fallonâs Sean McCormick tries to break free from Spring Creekâs Anthony Chavez in the 126-pound weight class regional championship Saturday in Truckee.
Elijah Jackson takes a shot over the head of Elko's X.
Kenna Hamlin, right, races the ball down the court as Elko's Brenna Hendrix, 12, moves to block her.
Funds from the fun run will go toward restoration projects at the Fallon Theatre.
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A part of Combs Canyon Drive could be closed for up to four weeks.
Nick Melsheimer, Matthew Klatt, Katarina Klatt.
The Nevada Wolf Pack will unveil new âBattle Bornâ uniforms Wednesday night when arch-rival UNLV visits Lawlor Events Center.
50 West Liberty is a Class A office building in the heart of Downtown Reno.
Olga Garcia , a senior at Reed High School, won first place in the Employability Skills competition during the JAG National Student Leadership Academy.
From left, Chief Administrative Officer of the Safety Consultation and Training Section, Todd Schultz, hands program certifications to Nature's Bakery Environmental Health and Safety Manager Gary Daniels, and Plant Manager Eric Reid at the Carson City facility Monday.
First-shift employees of Nature's Bakery facility in Carson City proudly show off their Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program certification banner Monday.
Chief Justice of the Nevada Supreme Court Michael Cherry, far right, gives the oath of office to Senate members on Monday.
Assemblyman Al Kramer smiles for a photo taken by his wife Candice inside the Assembly Chamber Monday morning.
A view inside one of Tahoe Hydroponics grow rooms where during the first few months of cultivation, the founders saw a $500,000 loss due to issues with Carson Cityâs water supply.
Mark Bruno, Chief Operating Ofice and co-founder of Tahoe Hydroponics works in one of their grow rooms at their Carson City cultivation facility.
Mark Bruno, third from the left, is the co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of Tahoe Hydroponics. He has designed and managed more than a dozen cultivation facilities in three different states, as well as multiple dispensaries.
The Reno Firefighter Association's Honor Guard presents the Colors in the Assembly Chamber on Monday.
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Dr. Daniel Rowan
Dr. Mark Michitsch
Dr. Daniel Rowan (left) and Dr. Mark Mchitsch pose with one of the University of Nevada, Reno's mascots, Alphie
A view inside one of Tahoe Hydroponics grow rooms where during the first few months of cultivation, the founders saw a $500,000 loss due to issues with Carson Cityâs water supply.
Mark Bruno, third from the left, is the co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of Tahoe Hydroponics. He has designed and managed more than a dozen cultivation facilities in three different states, as well as multiple dispensaries.
Mark Bruno, Chief Operating Ofice and co-founder of Tahoe Hydroponics works in one of their grow rooms at their Carson City cultivation facility.
More than 30 brewery-members strong, the Nevada Craft Brewers Association is a non-profit entity which promotes the development of the craft beer culture throughout the State of Nevada.
Work continues on the USA Parkway.
The above chart shows how affordability has been impacted for the median household wage earner.
Pictured are Panattoni Development Company's Development Manager Paul Kinne (left), Shirley Forans-Roberts and Partner Doug Roberts, Zazzle's Vice President Bridget Smith, Chief Fulfillment Officer Charles Ohiaeri, Chief People Officer Peggy Beaver, and Kidder Mathews' senior vice president and partner Dave Simonsen, who was the broker on the Zazzle transaction.
A rendering of the South Valley Commerce Center. Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve announced Jan. 26 that the e-commerce company Zazzle will occupy one of the buildings.
Orangetheory Fitness members lifting weights in the strength potion of a class.
Members of Orangetheory Fitness working out during a 45-minute lunchtime class. Orangetheory opened a Reno franchise in 2016 and they plan to open a second location in summer 2017.
The structure of what will be South Meadows Promenade can be seen taking form as Truckee Meadows Construction worked after the winter storms broke last week.
An artist's rendering of The Towers at Pink Hill show the ground level office and retail space with student housing above. Studio HBA of Reno is the architect of the mixed-use building with TFP Inc. serving as the general contractor for the development by Pink Hill Properties, LLC.
Kevinn Pinkney, left, and Garry Hill-Thomas, partners in Pink Hill Properties, LLC., are seen at the construction site of the Towers at Pink Hill across from the University of Nevada, Reno, which will offer student housing and commercial space.
Garry Hill-Thomas, left, and Kevinn Pinkney, partners in Pink Hill Properties, LLC., are seen at the construction site of the Towers at Pink Hill across from the University of Nevada, Reno, which will offer student housing and commercial space.
Rob McFadden, Andie Wilson, Cheryl Evans and Aaron West stand inside what will soon be the lobby of Battle Born Business Center at 1000 N. Division St.
Nevada Health Centersâ newly renovated Mammovan takes mammography services throughout the state.
The Ronald McDonald Care Mobile provides dental services to children throughout Nevada.
Sierra Nevada Health Center offices are located in Carson City.
Fred Lee Jr., owner and operator of Pegâs Glorified Ham n Eggs, discusses the restaurant at its newest location in Lemmon Valley.
Pioneer High School students succeeded in improving their ski skills and working together so that everyone was helped up and dusted off after their falls. Pictured is Victor skiing to the top of Slide Mountain. Dr. Mike Selby said the students showed great attitude followed by great skiing, and they learned that anything worth doing will not be easy â a lesson that can be applied to every assignment back in the classroom.
Portable high powered blowers have been placed in the annex area of the Nevada State Railroad Museum with hopes of drying the floor of the building. Below ground work areas still have gallons of water in them.
The Nevada State Railroad Museum suffered over a million dollars worth of damage during the recent flooding in Carson City.
Bonnie Boice Nishikawa shows a photo from her book Saturday at the Carson City Chamber offices.
CHS Speech and Debate
Phillip Brady
Chloe Dodge and Austin Schofield playing in the Harry Potter Quidditch Tournament.
Chad Lundquist/Nevada Appeal
Seth Reichelt goes to the mat with Damonte's Cade Stilson in tow Thursday night during a 152 lb. match at Morse Burley Gym.
Carson's Jarod Butler battles Wooster's Christian Hanley in a 160-lb. match Wednesday night at Douglas High.
Carson's Kyle Rudy wrestles 3-time state champion Ian Timmons of Wooster in a 132 pound match Wednesday night at Douglas High.
Matt on a video call with Hunter Pence, a baseball player with the San Francisco Giants.
From left, Krisha, Frank and Jaden Scannapieco look at art before the start of the Fashion Film Festival at the Nevada State Museum on Friday, Feb. 3. The film series celebrates New York Fashion Week and continues through Feb. 17. Photo by Lisa J. Tolda/Nevada Photo Source
From left, Debbie Lambin, Andrew Pozun and Rachael Lambin pose for photographer Tim Dunn on the red carpet at the Fashion Film Festival at the Nevada State Museum Friday, Feb. 3. The film series, which celebrates New York Fashion Week, continues through Feb. 17. Photo by Lisa J. Tolda/Neavada Photo Source
The route for day one of the women's race, on May 11, will circle Lake Tahoe.
Cyclists race around Lake Tahoe during stage one of the 2015 AMGEN Tour of California Women's Race in Douglas County, Nevada.
Lake Tahoe's water temperature has risen over the years.
This graph shows NOAAâs land-ocean temperature index, 1880 to present, showing reising temperatures over the years. The solid black line is the global annual mean and the solid red line is the five-year lowess smooth (a scientific term that generally means taking the average of measurements).
Carson's Abbey Paulson drives to the bucket in a win against Damonte Friday night.
Brandon Gagnon looks to pass Friday night against Damonte.
Carson's Tez Allen goes to the hoop in a 59-53 win over Damonte Friday night on Tom Andreasen Court.
Tim Murphy, senior fellow at the Urban Land Institute and former mayor of Pittsburgh, Pa. spoke about urban revitalization.
Sarah Johns, KOLO 8, was emcee at Directions 2017.
Mo Mullen, director of business development for the West Elm Local shared her take on creative business development.
Mike Kazmierski, CEO of EDAWN, covered Nevada's growth at the event.
Matt Sweeney, CEO and co-founder of Flirtey spoke about his company at Directions 2017.
Nevada lieutenant governor Mark Hutchison spoke about the upcoming legislative session.
Manny Lamarre, director of OWINN, talked about workforce innovation.
Frederick A. Steinmann, assistant research professor at UNR's Center for Economic Development, spoke about regional economics.
Dr. Anthony Slonim, president and CEO at Renown, talked about his population health study with 23andMe.
Kim Copél-Harris as Laura D. Fair, fatal mistress.
USA Parkway Feb 1, 2017
Matt Sweeney, CEO and co-founder of Flirtey spoke at Directions 2017.
Closing remarks from Tim Crowley, board chair of The Chamber, at Directions 2017.
T.J. Mauga, center, is joined by his mother and sister as he signs a letter of intent to join Fresno State's football team this fall.
Dalton Kaady, 10, comes around for a shot at the basket as Sparks' Matthew Longland blocks his path.
Nick Smith, right, goes to shoot a basket over the head of Sparks' Alejandro Choate.
Carson's Brandon Basa on his way to defeating Douglas standout Kindel Isham in a 120 pound match Wednesday night at CHS.
A team of five 7th and 8th grade students from Eagle Valley Middle School are the first Lego League team in Carson City to compete with their robots in world championships. From left, Nevan McIlwee, Kai Miller, Ryan Cooley, Cash Farnworth, and Emmanuel Alvarez.
The Sheriffâs Office said the vehicle has been identified as a gold or similar colored 1980-1990 Mercedes-Benz four-door sedan. A similar make and model to the car sought was found in a storage locker in Sparks on Wednesday.
Envelope of the card sent to Judge John Tatro last December. The envelope contained a card that read "You Will Die" inside and is linked to a fire bomb that was placed at Tatro's residence in May 2015.
In December 2013, Tatro received death threats on a Christmas card in the mail that said âYou Will Die.â
Mugshot of John Aston
David Bugli, president of the Foundation for Carson City Parks and Recreation, awards Steve Brunner, deputy director of the Parks, Recreation and Open Space Department, a $6,210 check to be used for a vault toilet project and other improvements at the Carson City Rifle and Pistol Range.
Donation tags papered the Ross Dress for Less® store in Southgate Mall Carson City during the storeâs 'Help Local Kids Learn' campaign in February 2016. The 2017 campaign kicks off on Feb. 4.
âCourage Inside You,â an acrylic mixed media piece by Lisa Kurt, who is opening Nevada Arts Councilâs Legislative eXhibition Series.
Carson City Arts and Culture Coordinator Mark Salinas, right, talks with Great Basin Native artists Melissa Melero-Moose and Ben Aleck in Carson City, Nev. on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017. The Carson City Visitors Bureau is hosting the show February through June, featuring five Native American artists. The public is invited to an opening reception Friday, Feb. 3 from 5-7 p.m. Photo by Cathleen Allison/Nevada Photo Source
FILE - In this April 9, 2015 file photo, congressmen arrive at the south portal of Yucca Mountain during a congressional tour near Mercury, Nev. Facing a new presidential administration and a Republican-controlled Congress without now retired Sen. Harry Reid, Nevada officials are gearing up to resume a 30-year fight to stop a federal proposal to bury the nation's nuclear waste about 100 miles northwest of Las Vegas, though some local officials who live near the site aren't on the same page. (AP Photo/John Locher,File)
Hydrologist Jeff Anderson of NRCS Nevada scales a measuring pole full of snow at Mount Rose summit on Wednesday.
Hydrologists of USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service measure snowpack score at Mount Rose summit on Wednesday.
The Chappells are a family with five boys who take a look at Skip Reevesâ smoldering firefighting photograph. From left are Trenton, 10; Treyson, 4; Levi, 6; and Lucas, 8 (not pictured is Lincoln, 7 months).
Pipevine swallowtail
Gil Martinâs âFrom the Ground Upâ opens Tuesday in Capital City Arts Initiativeâs Courthouse gallery. Starting in March the Fallon artist also will be displaying smaller works in the Sierra Room of the Community Center.
Lailani Otuafi, right, advances the ball down the court during Fallon's senior night game against Sparks.
Zoey Swisher, right, blocks the path of Truckee's Tommie Jespen during a game earlier this season.
During the early parts of the tax season, early filers are anxious to get details about their tax refunds. And in some social media, this can lead to misunderstandings and speculation about refunds.
A winter vista of Washoe Lake State Park. Two hikes are planned this month â one on Feb. 11 and the other on Feb. 19.
Fallon's T.J. Mauga, right, will sign to play football at Fresno State.
The crafts area will be located near the main dining area.
This is the central area for new offices.
The new reception area at the new senior center is taking shape.
Phyllis Shafer paints on Mt. Diablo. The artist will be on hand at an artistâs talk at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Community Development Building in Carson City.
Carson High School CTE engineering students with robots assembled in class in 2016.
Carson High School CTE IT students assemble new computers purchased for the IT Essentials program lab.
