Gardnerville, NV News

• Gardnerville, NV News
• Topaz Ranch Estates fire contained
• DAWG offers free, low-cost sterilizations for felines
• A place to sit and reflect
• New technology reveals faults along western Tahoe basin
• Soaring to give Douglas County tourism a lift
• Officials investigate cause of structure fire in Tahoe City
• A decade later, Tahoe Shores residents still waiting for eviction notice
• Case against accused serial killer Joseph Nissensohn languishes
• Snow helps contain Topaz Ranch Estates fire
• Firefighters get line around 85 percent of Topaz Ranch Estates fire
• Regent says he was let go from state job
• 911 call describes controlled burn that may have sparked wildfire
• No moisture so far on Topaz Ranch Estates fire
• Running Commentary for May 25
• The R-C Morning Report
• Douglas' Frost headed to nationals for speech and debate
• Scarselli students get close up lesson on Nevada history
• Alpine library a happening location
• English professor, regent battle for seat
• ZCES library technician chosen as classified employee of the year
• Snow may help stop Topaz Ranch Estates fire
• Mountain Warfare Training Center change of command June 5
• Douglas County on drought watch
• Scientists confirm Sierra Nevada Medieval megadroughts
• GOP consultant: Collective bargaining reforms needed
• People responsible for 26,891 acres burned on public lands this season
• Army Guard Black Hawks battling Topaz Ranch fire
• Schmidt top spender in Assembly 39 race
• Fire fuels mixed reactions
• Flyover to assess size, progress in Topaz Ranch Estates fire
• Running Commentary for May 24
• The R-C Morning Report
• Firefighting cost tops $1 million
• Federal funding approved for TRE fire
• Wildfire slows overnight, firefighters ready for new day
• The R-C Morning Report
• Carson Valley FFA highlighted during business visit
• Five vie for State Board of Education seat
• Grace Christian Academy completes Serve-a-thon
• Weather causes serious fire and rattlesnakes danger
• Scheduling conflict grounds balloon launch
• To Write Love On Her Arms leaves its mark on Valley youth
• Consultants studying potential business science park in Minden
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, April 23
• Two hurt in 395 wreck
• Wildfire threatens Topaz Ranch Estates
• Stalking suspect seeks lower bail
• Running Commentary for May 22
• The R-C Morning Report
• Traffic backed up on Highway 395 after accident at Airport Road
• Assembly Republican Caucus calls for more transparency in campaign finance
• Some teaching jobs may return pending ratification of contract
• Gardnerville girl youngest college grad today
• Plan to address safety issues on East Shore takes shape
• Photographers take on eclipse
• Running Commentary for May 21
• The R-C Morning Report
• Church welcomes new senior pastor
• JVES fifth-graders invite veterans to special presentation
• Douglas High hosts decontamination drill
• Unemployment drops to lowest level since 2009
• Running Commentary for May 18
• The R-C Morning Report
• Genoa resident deployed to Afghanistan
• WNC to graduate largest class ever
• CVMS teacher named yearbook adviser of the year
• Ranchos man headed to prison for trafficking
• Sunday eclipse may bring visitors to Nevada
• MontBleu names new general manager
• UNR commencement Friday and Saturday
• Tahoe Wildfire Awareness Week starts May 26
• BLM issues military version of recreational pass
• Initial claims data indicates unemployment stabilizing
• Hazmat drill at Douglas High School
• Program supporters turn out in full force at budget hearing
• Running Commentary for May 17
• R-C Morning Report for May 16
• Running Commentary for May 16
• Miss Nevada hopefuls coming to Minden
• Getting the conversation started
• Benches of Gratitude dedication May 24
• Angling for a new destination
• County leaders join broadband expansion effort
• Groffman heading to SkillsUSA nationals
• China Spring plant sale May 26
• Sierra Lutheran receives $800 matching gift
• Fire forces family from home
• Convicted burglar held in home invasion
• Woman arrested for driving under the influence
• Coleville woman admits to falsifying prescriptions
• Indian Hills man admits to throwing hatchet near woman
• Duck race returns to Carson Valley Days celebration
• Volunteers needed at the library
• Speaker on teenage issues comes to Minden
• California driver headed to prison for pedestrian death
• Running Commentary for May 15
• The R-C Morning Report
• Quilt guild work on display at college
• Indian Hills man admits to throwing hatchet
• Counsel Bureau director choice down to five
• Heller asks Reid to schedule vote
• Three dozen inducted into Phi Theta Kappa
• Clerk expects low primary turnout
• Running Commentary for May 14
• The R-C Morning Report
• Students learn Valley history
• Gardnerville family fosters 46 children in six years
• Home damaged by fire
• WNC Douglas to host open house
• Incline shuttle topic of open house
• Genoa Trail System grand opening today
• Physics students take home Sontag Entrepreneurship Award, and $50,000
• Immigration agent in hit and run accident of flagger
• Monday hearing set in ax throwing incident
• Running Commentary for May 11
• The R-C Morning Report
• Summer blood drive Saturday in CVIC Hall
• Three to be honored at Hero Awards
• Neighbor opens account for Pine View boy
• Admitted Indian Hills meth dealer facing prison time
• Middle school PE instructor teacher of the year
• Man denies third felony DUI
• Four implicated in Gardnerville school campfire
• Man on roof taken into custody
• Woman arrested in bottle battery
• Letter carriers gather food for hungry
• Deal with county workers balances Douglas budget
• BLM director Robert Abbey announces resignation
• California arrests couple in alleged clean-up fund case
• Stateline casinos take unusual March downturn
• Running Commentary for May 10
• The R-C Morning Report
• Search & Rescue team offers students tips on survival
• Postal Service will keep Topaz office open
• Running Commentary for May 9
• The R-C Morning Report
• Boarded-up building becomes 'Sidewalk Gallery'
• Couple opens family restaurant in the Ranchos
• Manufacturers conference May 17 in Minden
• Accused TRE shooter to undergo psych evaluation
• Budget woes cutting into school programs
• Fishing time has arrived
• Carson Valley Days parade entries due June 1
• Dangberg wins state web contest
• Company makes donations to Austin's House
• Biaggini fun run on Saturday
• Midnight fire knocks out power to north county
• Vegas fifth in nation for slip-and-fall claims
• Suspect in Topaz Ranch slaying seeks psych evaluation
• The R-C Running Commentary for May 8
• The R-C Morning Report
• Nevada issues first self-driving car
• Medicaid caseload would cost Nevada $574 million if federal health care implemented
• Genoa trail system grand opening May 12
• Running Commentary for May 7
• Online poll names Dangberg tops in Reno-Tahoe territory
• The R-C Morning Report
• Peregrine falcons making comeback at Tahoe
• Free breakfast for Carson Valley Days parade-goers at Minden Park
• County approves water consolidation
• Ranchos man says trees trimmed too much
• Behind the silver lining is a sailboat
• 'Gospel of Mark' presentation comes to St. Gall
• South Lake robber gets three years in prison
• CVS to open in Stateline casino corridor
• Sonora pass open in less than four months
• DAWG wraps up celebrity jail fundraiser
• Workshop on fire damaged trees is Monday
• Sunridge fire station site of May 16 Sierra Front exercise
• Geologist: Sierra growing at rapid rate
• V&T offering rides for Mother's Day
• State: Weekly earnings up in 2011
• Missing skier found at 10,000 foot level
• The R-C Running Commentary for May 4
• The R-C Morning Report
• Inmates admit pot smuggling
• Alpine residents get wildfire tips
• Loop road opposition builds
• BLM limits access in Ray May fire area
• Genoa residents make a name for themselves in glass
• Classic cars visit Carson Valley
• Free makeovers for cancer patients May 14
• Smart phones more computer than communicator
• Dateline airs Oxley segment tonight
• Gardnerville supports senior affordable housing project
• Spurgeon awarded scholarship
• Candidates discuss budgets, growth and dirtbikes
• Searchers look for missing skier
• Downwind soaring attempt ends in Idaho
• Visitors authority picks director
• Running Commentary for May 3
• The R-C Morning Report
• Water consolidation hearing today
• Peace Officer's Memorial run passes through Gardnerville
• Zephyr Cove man hurt in Dayton accident
• Water supplies adequate despite thin snowpack
• Loop road opposition builds
• Fireworks rules get makeover
• Dangberg Home Ranch makes final round
• County OKs vacation rental rules
• Running Commentary for May 2
• The R-C Morning Report
• Johnson Lane fitness studio pushes past eight-year mark
• New 1862 David Walley's chef cooks up new offerings
• Ellen's Interiors open house Saturday
• Genoa hosts first Sweet Sippin' Sunday
• Sertoma keeps chili hot
• Wellington family farm shares method of growing fruit trees
• Killer's lawyer offers $15,000 reward for information
• University of Nevada, Reno researchers discover new research use for plaque
• Nevada could improve collections by following own formulas
• Phony 'agent' scams woman out of $1,627
• Peace Officer Memorial Run passes through Valley on Wednesday
• Running Commentary for May 1
• The R-C Morning Report
• More than 60 classic cars expected in Gardnerville today
• Nevada lawmakers hear ideas for revising local government tax distribution formula
• Drug bust leads to high speed chase in Mono County
• Biologist says not enough bears to support hunt
• Small lands conveyance act introduced
• Running Commentary for April 30
• The R-C Morning Report
• Nominees for centennial ranches sought
• Work to start on 395 at Topaz Lake on Wednesday
• Firefighters encourage junking junipers
• Celebrating the West
• Volunteers sought for search and rescue team
• Everyone has a story to tell
• Nominees for centennial ranches sought
• Online photo gallery features three Western artists
• Insurers report claims of $35 million from Washoe fires
• Nevada Homeland Security cuts six programs due to lack of funding
• Nevada 'actual' jobless rate drops to 22.3 percent in first quarter
• Upper Truckee sports new meanders
• Concern continues over clarity, near shore
• Convicted drunk driving felon faces murder charge in pedestrian's death
• Tahoe Beach Club project to continue construction on pier
• Inspector trainees prevent mussel-infested boat from entering Lake Tahoe
• Teacher of the Year ceremony May 8
• Rita Kovalev identified as victim in Lovelock accident
• Running Commentary for April 27
• The R-C Morning Report
• Senior driver safety class May 12
• Opening day features stream fishing, music
• Heritage Park boasts new garden
• Jacks Valley students unleash the power of feet
• School district tries to close $1 million gap
• Indian Creek campground open
• February posts first big sales increase in years
• Volunteers sought for DCSO substations
• Sheriff's office hosts prescription drug roundup
• May Wine Walk deadline for businesses is Tuesday
• Burglar may have enjoyed stay in Logan Creek home
• California fishing season opens Saturday
• Funds sought for psych evaluation of murder suspect
• Tahoe Douglas firefighters respond to Incline fire
• Woman killed in Interstate 80 rollover
• Running Commentary for April 26
• The R-C Morning Report
• Tahoe makes gains during last five years
• Running Commentary for April 25
• The R-C Morning Report
• East Fork Gallery features Western art display
• Highway work to begin in Mono County on May 2
• Parents learn the ABCs of kindergarten standards
• Illness might have caused death of 7-year-old
• No Place Like Home receives 'Best of Home Care' award
• Business showcasers weigh in on Walmart
• First town saddles up for festival
• State asks for review of solar contract
• Report: Nevada tax system ranks highly for entrepreneurship and small business
• Gardnerville man identified as driver killed in Incline truck accident
• New monument to be dedicated at Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery
• El Dorado National Forest reopens some dirt roads and trails
• Father gets maximum prison term in abuse of baby
• Running Commentary for April 24
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man accused of battering baby in court today
• Lightning sets half dozen Douglas fires
• Lawsuits challenge Southern Nevada water grab
• State reaches deal with Amazon to collect sales tax
• Man admits launderette breakin
• Meteor streaks across Nevada sky
• Douglas launches new website
• Girl hurt when hawk goes after chicken she was holding
• Running Commentary for April 23
• Sunday explosion likely caused by meteor
• The R-C Morning Report
• Democrats elect delegates to state convention
• Firefighters anticipate busy fire season
• Sulfur bomb set off in South Lake pot club
• Business owners meet customers face-to-face at annual showcase
• Republicans honor vice-chairwoman
• MontBleu will have outdoor concert series
• Observing Earth Day
• Motorcyclist hurt in Centerville accident
• Alpine hosts candidates night in supervisor race
• Taking steps to prepare for natural disasters
• Regional Plan Update set for release next week
• Stable revenue likely due to 'snow hangover'
• Death of 7-year-old boy under investigation
• UNR names new president
• Wildfire awareness week starts April 28
• Marijuana collective target of improvised explosive device
• Carson Valley Arts Council proclaimed local arts agency
• Honor guard hosts fun run
• Three days in jail for stealing $1 candy bar from Walmart
• Unemployment down in Douglas
• Allan Munro identified as victim of Monitor Pass accident
• Running Commentary for April 20
• The R-C Morning Report
• DHS prom Saturday
• A daughter's first love
• BLM pit source of 100,000 cubic yards for Walmart project
• Monitor Pass closed by fatal accident
• Woman charged with obtaining fraudulent prescriptions
• Grocery thief sent to prison
• Family relives terror of run-in with drunk driver
• Wild horse sanctuary clears first hurdle
• Defendant in fatal collision wants to drive
• Fire Safe Council grant issues will slow Incline defensible space work
• Alpine watershed group seeking volunteers
• Running Commentary for April 19
• The R-C Morning Report
• Three reported hurt in Red Lakes accident
• Church bookkeeper accused of embezzling $41,000
• Cowboy Poetry adds equestrian event
• Health rankings topic of state conference
• Nevada earns A+ for disclosure of child fatalities
• Carson Valley Toastmasters host May 2 open house
• Dangberg running strong in online poll
• The R-C Running Commentary for April 18
• The R-C Morning Report
• Home sales remain strong at lowball prices
• Valley salons join Earth Month campaign
• R-C welcomes new ad representatives
• Quilt display at library in Minden
• Stars of Tomorrow competition applications due Tuesday
• Job readiness seminar scheduled for May 2-4
• Taking Reiko home to Japan
• Man reports attack in Aspen Park bathroom
• Forest Service plans Markleeville burn
• Man admits spitting in deputy's face
• Woman gets probation in prostitution
• Man goes to prison for drug abuse
• Bears wake up, break in
• Running Commentary for April 17
• The R-C Morning Report
• Alpine resident shoots mountain lion suspected of killing dogs
• Work moving forward on last leg of Genoa Loop Trail
• South Lake Bank of America robbed
• The R-C Running Commentary for April 16
• Business Showcase is Thursday
• The R-C Morning Report
• Home-based business license penalizes small businesses
• Gardnerville pastor embarks on mission trip to Cuba
• Free session targets ex-offenders looking for work
• Judge denies killer's request for new sentencing
• Sheriff's advisory council collecting unwanted firearms
• Minden offers free Western movies
• Suspect released from jail in TRE stabbing
• Running Commentary for April 13
• Douglas students excel in art and writing competition
• Nutritional supplement company to hire 18 people after move to Minden
• Bridges named R-C publisher
• Douglas grads deployed
• Mock accident scene drives home message of safety behind the wheel
• Valley woman to receive kidney from boss
• Running Commentary for April 12
• Bail $100,000 in stalking case
• Whittell to continue 4-day week
• Running Commentary for April 11
• Water rates hearing continued
• Sierra Lutheran to expand curriculum
• CV Med Center: Saving energy while saving lives
• Dessert fair benefits physical education program
• Meet Mono County's supervisor candidates
• Service for deli owner Saturday
• Dangberg Ranch survives top 10 cut
• East Fork fire district seeking volunteers
• Towns seek grant to connect trail
• Man completes DUI diversion
• Judge lowers bail in weapons case
• Sex offender sentenced to 20 years in prison
• Bomb found at South Lake Tahoe building
• Business showcase arrives on April 19
• Running Commentary for April 10
• Probation, restitution in child support case
• Running Commentary for April 9
• Higher trash rates go into effect May 1
• Alpine resident drives off mountain lion
• Minden denies water rate reduction
• Festival hopes to boost local sales
• Minden Maverik review a rave
• Man denies 30-year-old South Lake gas station slaying
• Man still in hospital after stabbing
• Man arraigned on statutory sexual seduction counts
• Bridgeport bank manager arrested in embezzlement
• Man in custody after failure to appear
• Four women arrested on shoplifting charges
• GOP: Republican registration in key districts could tip Senate
• Accident results in serious injuries this morning
• Running Commentary for April 6
• The R-C Morning Report
• Joint school fitness fair April 11
• WNC extends its scholarship deadline
• Indian Hills woman pleads guilty to meth sales
• Douglas County School district receives $3.1 million literacy grant
• Volunteer positions needed in Douglas
• Alpine man devotes time to international program
• Trinity egg hunt teaches faith
• College hosts hoop houses
• NDOT director selection process questioned
• Today marks death of Mono County's first sheriff
• 42 Eldorado Forest off-highway routes may be closed for environmental analysis
• Running Commentary for April 5
• The R-C Morning Report
• County water system consolidation in works
• 2011 public employee salary data shows nearly 1,000 workers in the $200K club
• Man arrested for counterfeit
• Man arrested in assault after Gardnerville fight
• JT, Dangberg ranch in top 20 attractions
• Man stabbed with filet knife in TRE
• Gas smell prompts evacuation of Gardnerville strip mall
• Running Commentary for April 4
• The R-C Morning Report
• Scarselli students build bridges
• Tahoe-Douglas Elks host open house
• Store brings latest fashion trends to oldest town
• Main Street Gardnerville seeking candidates
• NNDA: Dentistry company bringing jobs to Douglas
• New entertainers head for Genoa Cowboy Poetry
• Building permit issued for south Walmart
• Carson freeway dispute costs state $5.9 million in legal fees
• Unions moving forward with tax ballot measure
• Nevada military solar panels costing more than paying electric company
• Douglas ranked healthiest Nevada county third year in a row
• Running Commentary for April 3
• The R-C Morning Report
• WNC extends 2012-2013 scholarship deadline
• Arrest made in 31-year-old murder case
• Coleville hiker found dead a mile from home
• Cowboy Poetry volunteer training Wednesday
• Living With Fire program coordinator receives award
• Running Commentary for April 2
• Robbery suspect in custody after April Fool's Day arrest
• The R-C Morning Report
• Storm produces snow, wind
• Stories wanted about found kindness bells
• County unveils conceptual center plans
• Service in California for Minden native
• New school offers solution
• Information sought in hit and run accident.
• Fun meets fitness at new Kingsbury business
• Distracted drivers, unsafe motorcyclists targets of traffic patrols
• First lady's inaugural ball gowns on display
• Heritage Park Gardens opens this spring
• $33 million available to help endangered birds
• Nevada's jobless rate shrinks again in February but news not all good
• State asks residents to be bear aware
• Unemployment drops in Douglas County
• Annual Easter egg hunt April 8 at Lampe Park
• Running Commentary for March 30
• The R-C Morning Report
• Ranchos woman admits leaving her daughter with sex offender
• Library hosts quilt display during month
• Economist: National economy improving, Nevada still struggling
• Indian Hills man faces prison for dealing marijuana
• Teenager admits stealing from parked cars
• January taxable sales drop in January
• Laughlin could add cityhood to resume
• Man held in laundry burglaries
• Driver accused of second felony DUI
• Bail holds at $250,000 for sex assault suspect
• Sheriff's office hosts crime-free housing program
• Commissioners continue to tweak county budget
• Prominent national philosopher discusses democracy's need for the humanities
• Man sought for robbing South Lake Wells Fargo
• Officials: 24-hour weekday schedule will ensure it's all complete by October 2013
• Some residents balk at shuttle program along Highway 28
• Commission on Tourism headed to China
• State: No reports of stolen wild horses in Virginia Range
• Running Commentary for March 29
• The R-C Morning Report
• Union pickets Gardnerville Elementary construction
• Recent storms extend dirt road and trail closure two weeks
• Gardnerville bar operator denounces shooting
• Running Commentary for March 28
• The R-C Morning Report
• Spring-like things happening despite the weather
• Navy Seal spreads message of leadership, tolerance
• New operators of bowling alley strike a chord
• CV Senior Living offers Alzheimer's program
• Man to finish degree before going to jail
• Sheriff's Advisory Council raising money for simulator
• Satres announce $5 million gift to University of Nevada, Reno
• Jail until treatment for Carson man
• County looks to shave $3 million deficit
• Comedy night at Jethro's Live
• Couple busted for selling marijuana avoids prison
• Running Commentary for March 27
• The R-C Morning Report
• Boy uninjured when homemade bomb explodes
• Shots fired at Nevada Ugly Bar Sunday morning
• Valley growth activist succumbs to Parkinson's
• Running Commentary for March 26
• The R-C Morning Report
• NHP steps up Highway 395 traffic enforcement
• Tickets available for 'Swing Into Spring Luncheon'
• California releases bear hunt information
• DA files charges against alleged robber
• Tahoe designer highlights wedding fair
• Water rights decision under fire
• Poetry Out Loud competition today in Reno
• Next phase of Upper Truckee Restoration slated for 2013
• Commercial crayfish harvest could be allowed in California
• Federal prosecutors warn South Shore cannabis clubs
• Bike park close to becoming reality
• Fire protection district highlights Poison Prevention Week
• Officials find body in Donner Summit train tunnel
• Convicted murderer seeks new sentence
• Tahoe man admits possession of cocaine
• Woman charged with methamphetamine sales
• Heller introduces Yerington land bill in U.S. senate
• Bench project making progress
• Mono search and rescue aids in search for Death Valley bicyclist
• Poetry Out Loud competition Saturday in Reno
• Running Commentary for March 23
• Wass named Miss Douglas County
• The R-C Morning Report
• Sunset taxes divide Assembly candidates
• Kindergarten registration coming up
• GE concert series in need of sponsors
• Living with fire sometimes means learning to rebuild
• DHS senior named National Merit finalist
• Minden teenager speaks for Make-A-Wish Foundation
• District judge dies in Fallon
• Credit Union announces new officers
• East shore traffic plan topic of Monday meeting
• Work to repeal health care act continues
• Running Commentary for March 22
• The R-C Morning Report
• Department of Agriculture seeking applications for rural development funds
• Range camp applications sought
• Agricultural producers affected by 2011 wildfires offered funding
• Man sentenced to prison for felony DUI
• Tahoe man admits cocaine possession
• Running Commentary for March 22
• The R-C Morning Report
• FFA helps students go to prom
• Monopoles to bring smart grid online
• Tougher elementary requirements OK'd
• NRHA launches program for first-time homebuyers
• Indian Hills carpet cleaner to release book on industry
• 'You took away Ben's future and our dreams together'
• Student photographers garner scholastic art awards
• Man gets prison for lewdness with child
• Running Commentary for March 20
• The R-C Morning Report
• Donations coming in for Reiko family benefit
• $250,000 bail in sexual assault of 5-year-old
• CDC starts national anti-smoking campaign today
• East Fork will soldier on with single justice of the peace
• Judge Clark Guild to be honored at Nevada State Museum on Thursday
• Fatality victim in Mineral County crash near Luning identified
• Fire drives family from Bodie Flats home
• Running Commentary for March 19
• The R-C Morning Report
• Storm bumps up snowpack
• Desert-based Tigers take third in Cali ocean science contest
• Douglas hosting state speech and debate tourney, looking for judges
• Navy installations to conduct major exercise
• Storm drops 4 feet of snow in mountains
• Sandoval hopes to restore pay for state workers
• Election filing wraps up with one county primary
• Races for state office crystalize
• Avalanche danger expected to increase through weekend
• TRPA to release draft of Regional Plan in late April
• Polar Plunge to be bigger than ever
• Some see opportunity in hotels, motels for sale on South Shore
• Conservancy pursues Alta Mira purchase
• Truckee man dies from injuries suffered in avalanche
• Senior living facility reports norovirus outbreak
• Life in prison, no parole, for Matlean in Oxley murder
• Comments sought on Burning Man event permit
• Storm snarls Kingsbury, more on the way
• Mineral County man killed in collision with 18-wheeler
• Running Commentary for March 16
• The R-C Morning Report
• School board approves plans for Douglas High
• School board rejects security guards' grievance
• Sentencing today in Oxley murder
• New study questions value of incentives to creat green jobs
• Governor unveils initial plans for 2013-15 budget
• Mineral County deputy arrested after accident
• Preliminary hearing in April for murder suspect
• Running Commentary for March 15
• The R-C Morning Report
• Investigators seek info on homicide victim
• Sheriff's office identifies remains found in county backcountry in February
• Filing for office wraps up Friday
• Demographer: Douglas posts slight population increase
• Minden glider pilot honored for record flight
• Fishing buddy remembers man who died in Topaz Lake
• Running Commentary for March 14
• The R-C Morning Report
• Local businesses aid art exhibit bound for nation's capital
• Community Health hosts open house
• Wave camp offers glider pilots ride
• Mixed-concept bar opens in Gardnerville
• Time running out for WE scholarships
• Spring activities get started
• September hearing set for convicted murderer
• University of Nevada, Reno, promotes Brain Awareness Week
• Sandoval will extend sunsetting taxes into next budget to protect education
• State observes Flood Safety Awareness Week
• DCSO patrolling in force for St. Patrick's DUIs
• Man admits causing accident that killed pedestrian
• Woman admits embezzling $84,000 from medical center
• The R-C Running Commentary for March 13
• The R-C Morning Report
• Suspects sought in check-kiting scheme
• Vandals target Pinon Hills elementary
• Authorities offer reward to help find missing girl
• Francis "Frank" McConnell identified as victim in Topaz Lake incident
• Murder suspect back from Los Angeles
• Demographer reports 1.5 percent increase in Douglas
• Unemployment rises with the new year
• Study says snowfall trend hasn't varied in 130 years
• Witness: Man didn't move as Jeep rolled into Topaz Lake
• First week of filing sets up primary for Assembly
• Johnson files for third term as commissioner
• Running Commentary for March 12
• The R-C Morning Report
• Mother thankful for support after daughter's death
• County officials meet with congressional delegation
• Free tax preparation still available from IRS
• Felony charge in cat dismemberment
• Man dead after vehicle rolls into Topaz Lake
• Ex-felon accused of stealing handgun, other items
• $750 reward offered in burglaries
• R-C Running Commentary for March 9
• The R-C Morning Report
• Free bowling supports Backpack Buddies
• Minden Elementary science fair winners
• Democrats set Movie Night at annual Keep Nevada Blue Dinner
• 97.6 percent of assistance withdrawals made in Nevada
• Alpine County seeks off-highway grant money
• Fundraiser March 16 for Gardnerville girl with leukemia
• Four arrested in Stateline drug bust
• Maverik: Cheap gas, 12-15 jobs
• R-C Running Commentary for March 8
• The R-C Morning Report
• Krolicki details Olympic bid
• Mom who left toddler alone gets probation
• Man gets probation in knife-brandishing incident
• The R-C Morning Report
• Bank awards literacy grants
• A new truce in the region's old economic development 'turf wars'
• WNC Bridge program readies high school students for college
• Douglas High's Tiger Field gets a facelift
• Young Tigers face big changes
• Gardnerville Angus breeder recognized
• New dates for Stars of Tomorrow auditions
• Candidates line up for filing
• Suspect arrested in J&M Mini Mart robbery
• Nevada attorney general warns of foreclosure settlement scams
• College dedicates nursing lab in honor of Carson Tahoe Regional Healthcare
• Pilot killed in Fallon crash
• Calendar survey available to families until March 12
• Teen charged in vehicle break-ins
• Running Commentary for March 6
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man ordered to prison boot camp
• Minden man killed after he triggered avalanche
• Father admits causing infant's injuries
• Running Commentary for March 5
• Minden businessman tapped to aid UNR agribusiness demonstration project
• Job fair for ex-felons is set for Tuesday morning
• Carson consumers aren't gasping over gas prices yet
• The R-C Morning Report
• Carson man in cusotdy after shooting during fight
• Resort group sues over gaming tax plan
• Night vision goggles light up night
• Skier killed in avalanche identified as Benjamin Brackett
• East Fork, Tahoe Douglas associations raising money for St. Baldrick's
• Budding scientists test theories at Minden Elementary
• Election filing starts Monday
• Funds sought for benches to honor military
• Commissioners appoint Higuera to Gardnerville seat
• State will review formula for public school funding
• National Geographic editors hail Truckee as one of 'world's best ski towns'
• Convention center developer out of bankruptcy
• Fire Protection District Firefighters Ball tonight
• Commissioners OK new North Valley sewer rates
• County looks at budget
• Gardnerville couple suing ski resort in accident
• Trailwork, maintenance begins Saturday in Genoa
• Running Commentary for March 2
• Skier dies from avalanche-caused injuries
• The R-C Morning Report
• Fleischman graduates Air Force basic training
• Killebrew on honor roll at Santa Catalina
• West at Waynesburg
• Businesses react to high gas prices, biodiesel competitive
• Sentencing delayed pending drug rehab
• Woman in custody for false drug test
• How we are restoring Lake Tahoe
• Markleeville residents talk about wild & scenic plan
• Ruling issued in shorezone lawsuit
• Governor hits road to encourage residents to explore Nevada
• Woman accused of falsifying drug test
• Incline won't back fire district in tax lawsuit
• Five cited for snowmobiling past closure signs
• Elderly twins found dead at South Lake Tahoe home
• Art works sought for benefit for Reiko's family
• Running Commentary for March 1
• The R-C Morning Report
• Travel and ski journalists heading for Stateline, South Lake
• Mature businesses benefit from Nevada tax structure more than new ones
• Journalism week features reporter who broke Sandusky story
• Wind, powdery snow will make driving difficult tonight
• Recreational trails grant funding available
• Tahoe clarity improves in 2011, still well short of target
• Running Commentary for Feb. 29
• Minden restaurant emphasizes authentic Mexican cuisine
• The Entertainer moves to Industrial Way
• Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with traditional dinner
• A decade of eagles and agriculture
• The R-C Morning Report
• Woman admits pandering charge
• Heroin addict admitted to drug court
• Pool shifts property tax rate to general fund
• Mother gets probation in child abuse
• BLM seeking ideas to resource management plan update
• Icy Highway 395 prompts Carson Valley accidents
• Running Commentary for Feb. 28
• Political consultant warns against budgeting through ballot box
• Santa brings the December sales
• Suspect faces gang enhancement on weapons charge
• The R-C Morning Report
• District Judge throws out separation of powers lawsuit
• Number of Nevadans filing new unemployment claims continues to decline
• Historian Inn to be renovated under new ownership
• Numerous accidents from storm this morning
• No Lahontan cutthroat stocking this year
• Running Commentary for Feb. 27
• Alleged Juggalo recruiter to appear in court today
• The R-C Morning Report
• Biographer remembers state's longest serving senator
• A new job for Joey
• In drought, fire season is year-round
• Waiting 4 years for a birthday
• Valley landowner seeks support for motocross track
• Vail buys Kirkwood, reactions split
• Woodfords Inn's new owners ready for customers
• Lyon superintendent up for state job
• BLM issues decision to gather wild burros
• Cooler temps on the way
• Explorers work Pebble Beach golf tournament
• Basketball team, cheerleaders, in bus collision after state loss
• Nevada's longest serving senator dies
• Running Commentary for Feb. 24
• The R-C Morning Report
• Pau-Wa-Lu earns membership in NFL
• Grace Christian Academy hosts open house March 6
• Cow Pasture Golf
• Meneley students display inventions
• Genoans hope wagon will haul in tourists
• South Lake Tahoe speed limits still being enforced
• Running Commentary for Feb. 23
• The R-C Morning Report
• Public Utilities Commission hosts smart meter meeting
• Remains found in shallow grave in north county
• Kirkwood sells to Vail Resorts
• R-C Running Commentary for Feb. 22
• Savor the Flavor benefits Valley women and children
• Community takes care of their own
• Gardnerville trailer manufacturer keeping it local
• Women Entrepreneurs of the World meets Thursday
• NNDA breakfast meeting is Feb. 29
• Seed Swap coming
• e-commerce workshop
• IHOP raises money for Miracle Network
• Sheriff's office welcomes new deputy
• Tohoku grim reminder of potential for Pacific Northwest megaquake
• Prepaid tuition open enrollment ends Feb. 28
• Van Sickle Bi-State Park receives Best in Basin award
• Suspect accused of asking victim to lie
• Nevada will get 30-33 cents on dollar from Lehman Brothers bankruptcy
• Sex offender waives extradition to California
• Nevada economics researcher calculates increase in income from green card
• Sheriff's Office releases name of woman found dead of gunshot
• R-C Running Commentary for Feb. 21
• The R-C Morning Report
• Dry conditions pose challenges for Tahoe region's wildlife
• Live owls take center stage center stage at Nevada State Museum
• NHP trooper injured in Minden accident
• The R-C Running Commentary for Feb. 20
• The R-C Morning Report
• Gunshot that killed Gardnerville woman may have been self inflicted
• Protect yourself from your small business
• State FFA officers meet with governor
• Tahoe Transportation District appoints liaison
• Power company amps up Ranchos service
• Man gets second prison term for drunk driving
• California Trout pushes for 'wild and scenic' designation on Upper Truckee
• Sacramento police arrest suspect in South Lake Tahoe bank robbery
• Tahoe bailout law draws fire from California Senate leader
• Incline will challenge ruling on $43 million tax refund
• TRPA community liaison wins public servant award
• Reggae festival coming to Kirkwood March 24
• Parolee held on alleged violations
• House guest faces burglary charge
• Deputies take California fugitive into custody
• Woman sentenced to jail for DUI, battery
• Hearing April 20 in traffic death
• Suspect accused of shooting, dismembering cat
• Man back in jail on drug allegation
• Douglas High plan: Raze building, raise capacity
• U.S. Chamber weighs in on Nevada races
• The R-C Running Commentary for Feb. 17
• The R-C Morning Report
• Shark assembly awes Meneley students
• Third annual Genoa Cowboy Poetry & Music Festival set for April
• NDOT proposes night work to get Crystal Bay project done in 2 years
• R-C Running Commentary for Feb. 16
• The R-C Morning Report
• Reward increased to $1,000 in Minden robbery
• Yerington land bill introduced in Congress
• Plan to pay off Fire Science Academy debt going to regents
• UNR begins national search for new agriculture dean
• Studies having hard time finding funding
• Nevada approves self-driving car regulations
• Slick roads may return tonight
• Photos released from Minden robbery
• Fire safe council responds to audit
• R-C Running Commentary for Feb. 15
• The R-C Morning Report
• Schools on one hour delay
• Poetry Out Loud newcomer comes out on top
• Pau-Wa-Lu Player's 'Willy Wonka Jr.' opens Friday
• Horrible night leaves heartbreak in Coleville
• Keeping kids safe key to Alpine schools' mission
• Stateline casinos post seventh straight decline
• Grand opening for new collectibles shop
• Be smart with your cash
• Board of Equalization meets today
• Fitness studio mixes it up
• Tann certified in interventional cardiology
• Vandals graffiti five locations with paint
• Defendant completes boot camp; drug charge dismissed
• Mining industry seeks license plate to help engineering students
• R-C Running Commentary Feb. 14
• The R-C Morning Report
• Teen ordered to in-patient treatment
• Couple admits selling marijuana from Sunridge home
• Man admits he owes $50,000 in child support
• Fire Safe Council: No fraud revealed by audit
• County welcomes assistant manager
• Tour space selling out for Eagles & Agriculture
• Key ingredient in cloud seeding . . . clouds
• Mounted Posse rounding up scholarship applicants
• The R-C Running Commentary for Feb. 13
• The R-C Morning Report
• Storm could bring snow to Valley on Monday
• TRIAD continues its service to seniors
• Reward offered in Minden robbery
• The South Shore comes up with new logo
• County, Soar Minden settle lawsuit
• No decision on continuing Nevada bear hunt in Lake Tahoe Basin
• Governor opposes tax petitions
• Murder suspect expected back in Douglas by mid-March
• Auditors: Fire council should pay back $2.7 million
• Teen set to plead in weapon theft
• Judge rejects request to preside over Homewood lawsuit
• State pumps up child-care subsidies
• State up; Carson area falls
• The R-C Running Commentary for Feb. 10
• The R-C Morning Report
• Valentine's Day opening for Markleeville's new cafe
• Students cheer for kindness
• Tour space available for Eagles & Ag
• Douglas takes fifth at Vegas science bowl
• $1.5 billion settlement will benefit Nevada homeowners
• Legislative panel OKs $260,000 to track cigarette sales
• 29 corrections officers laid off
• Nevada mining industry expects to add at least 1,200 jobs this year
• Minden man wins state water award
• Stateline casinos up 6 percent for December
• Historical marker program seeking donations
• Running Commentary for Feb. 9
• The R-C Morning Report
• Search warrant served in Gardnerville on Alpine theft case
• Gardnerville recommends Higuera for board vacancy
• Running Commentary for Feb. 8
• The R-C Morning Report
• Main Street offers Valentine flower baskets
• County vitality plan to be reviewed Friday
• Minden library sale offers half off all books
• Friends In Service Helping fundraiser Feb. 18 in Carson
• Valley Christian Fellowship offers new Sunday resolution
• Concert to help Valley infant
• November sales continue positive trend in Douglas
• Sweetwater Car Wash upgrades technology
• Applications sought for literacy grants
• Governor unveils economic development plan
• Alpine and El Dorado Counties host open houses to discuss wild and scenic river designations
• Woman sentenced for stealing money from purse
• Kidnap suspect headed for more competency testing
• Gardnerville man admits lewdness charge
• Son sent to prison for pointing loaded gun at sheriff's captain
• Gardnerville to make recommendation for board vacancy tonight
• Highway 395 reopens near Hallelujah Junction
• Skiers, snowboarders riding Tahoe backcountry despite variable conditions
• Still seats open for master gardener class in Douglas, and Carson
• R-C Running Commentary for Feb. 7
• Free workshop offered for small business innovation grants
• Carson named No. 3 family destination by travel site
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man sentenced to prison for Ahern burglary
• Alpine releases in-car video of snowy accident
• Glider makes emergency landing on ski slope
• Texas man arrested in child sex case
• Box with wires prompts bomb call
• WNC Fall semester dean's list
• Disabled kids riding tall in horse therapy program
• Republicans issue certified caucus results
• RC Running Commentary for Feb. 6
• Families returning home after Coleville base housing blast
• The R-C Morning Report
• Clark County ballots only half counted
• Mother of two identified as victim in Coleville propane blast
• South Lake official takes Douglas job
• 'Tahoe's Most un-Wanted' posters available
• Forest Service resumes prescribed burns Monday
• Minden OKs July bicycle race
• Guard unit prepares to deploy
• Prop bets make Super Bowl wagers interesting
• Live results from Republican caucus
• 500 participate in Carson caucus
• Caucus results won't be out until 5 p.m.
• Survey: Echo Summit's second driest in 66 years
• Man injured in Foothill rollover
• Republicans turn out to vote in Douglas
• Douglas County Republican caucus starts at noon
• One dead, two injured in Coleville Marine housing fire
• The Ranch wins variance requests
• County approves lowered water rates
• Sheriff's Office warns business owners to be on lookout for thieves
• New Douglas assistant county manager coming from South Lake Tahoe
• Romney ties go back more than 40 years
• The R-C Running Commentary for Feb. 3
• The R-C Morning Report
• Douglas grad wins award at Pacific Lutheran
• County in need of child advocates
• Chamber and visitors authority to have separate managers under reorganization
• Douglas grad wins award at Pacific Lutheran
• Suspect says he's the wrong guy
• Teen jailed for stealing $20 from friend's mom
• Musicians perform at Hope Valley Cafe
• Sierra Lutheran seeks $11 million to expand athletic venues
• New phase begins in 395 tree planting
• Holbrook house fire cause undetermined
• Mule returned to owners after more than a year in the wilderness
• Rove predicts GOP control of Congress in 2012
• R-C Running Commentary for Feb. 2
• Amodei launches new website
• Gingrich tells Nevadans he Is best choice for GOP
• The R-C Morning Report
• Access group asks Douglas to delay lands bill
• Nevada Army Guard Chinooks headed for Afghanistan
• Running Commentary for Feb. 1
• Photo ID required to participate in Saturday's caucus
• Amenities proposed for new center
• Virginia Range windfarm canceled
• The R-C Morning Report
• Sock hop benefits abused children
• Flu season has arrived in Antelope Valley
• End of the world? I don't think so
• City National 2011 net income up 37 percent
• Inventions to bet on at Minden Elementary's annual convention
• County explores lower water rates
• 2012 Relay for Life kick-off Monday
• Forest Service begins burning near Walker
• Man must serve six months in drug charge
• Illinois man declared dead sentenced in Vegas
• TRE man fined in chainsaw theft
• Extension will continue to offer free radon test kits in Douglas County
• R-C Running Commentary for Jan. 31
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man sent to prison for choking girlfriend
• Authorities looking for South Lake robber
• Fire damages Holbrook home
• Running Commentary for Jan. 30
• Boats from outside Tahoe will pay higher inspection fees
• The R-C Morning Report
• Prescribed fires continue today
• Businesses feeling pinch from low snowpack
• R-C, Appeal name publisher
• Lands bill goes to commission Thursday
• Help from the tax man
• Suspect held on LA warrant for terrorist threat
• Man accused of owing $50,000 in chid support
• Pair seeks lower bail in prostitution allegation
• Carson mayor rejects report's low view of city
• Running Commentary for Jan. 27
• Raymond named publisher of Record-Courier
• Tonight's benefits Reel Recovery
• Ducks Unlimited celebrates 75th anniversary
• Minden highway work to continue through week
• Seniors connect with local resources
• The R-C Morning Report
• Grace Christian produces first geography champ
• Douglas speech and debate wins at home tourney
• Defibrillator donation to schools strikes heart of community
• Secret Witness offers $500 reward in burglary
• Couple held on prostitution charges
• Ex-Ensign aide acquitted of domestic battery
• Man accused in lewdness case waives hearing
• Running Commentary for Jan. 26
• State lawmaker asks AG to respond to question about $6 million In outside legal fees
• Soldier injured in IHOP shooting to re-enlist
• Krolicki presses case for 2022 Olympics
• The R-C Morning Report
• Feds identify Fedora Bandit
• Sierra passes close for the winter
• R-C Twitter Feeds
• Running Commentary for Jan. 25
• The R-C Morning Report
• Women entrepreneurs to welcome new board members
• Mardi Gras benefits Austin's House
• New family restaurant capitalizes on old town feel
• Minden speller sails her way to victory
• Spooner shuttle bus accident injures one
• Mandatory prison for man in lewdness case
• Mitchell to receive heritage award
• R-C Running Commentary for Jan. 24
• The R-C Morning Report
• Funds granted for psych evaluation
• Trial set for man in second felony DUI
• Ahern burglar suspect in California case
• Have you seen this woman?
• Democrats caucus, ratify Obama
• Running Commentary for Jan. 23
• Douglas jobless climbs to 13.8 percent
• The R-C Morning Report
• Sentencing in Ahern Rentals burglary today
• New storm due to arrive early Monday
• Grant assists youngest victims of domestic violence
• Bonner promotes government accessibility
• Washoe fire contained, evacuations lifted
• Snow falls in Carson Valley
• Lawyers appointed for drug raid suspects
• Lake Tahoe could be removed from Nevada bear hunt
• Weekly wages up in third quarter 2011
• County sets Thursday forum for community/senior center
• Town asking board applicants to call
• Washoe fire caused by fireplace ashes
• Federal disaster funds approved for Washoe Drive fire
• Jan. 27 Knights of Columbus bingo benefits Reel Recovery
• High wind warning canceled by Weather Service
• Skier dies following collision with sign post
• Washoe fire 50 percent contained
• Running Commentary for Jan. 20
• Lily back in custody after brief escape
• Joy ride results in arrest
• Woman admits second DUI
• Bartender ordered to find new line of work after second DUI
• Bail $50,000 in DUI case
• Online dating service visit earns man four months in jail
• Woman faces district court in embezzlment charge
• The R-C Morning Report
• Health fair Wednesday at Carson Valley Inn
• Census means new lines for Alpine
• Politics over the decades
• Feb. 4 GOP caucus date firm state party director says
• Washoe fire at 3,000 acres
• Reverse 911 error tells Tahoe residents to evacuate for Washoe Valley fire
• Adults, juvenile arrested in drug raids
• East Fork firefighters on way to Washoe fire
• Federal judge rejects challenge to South Lake Tahoe general plan
• R-C Running Commentary for Jan. 19
• The R-C Morning Report
• Heavenly opens Skyline Trail
• The R-C Running Commentary for Jan. 18
• The R-C Morning Report
• Gardnerville author releases second book
• Two candidates for Mono County District 4
• Deadline looms for GOP caucus
• Democrats caucus on Saturday
• County takes first look at new districts
• Unexpected balance may help nonprofits
• 13-year-old takes mom's van to Alpine, takes another, wrecks it
• Family, friends remember music teacher
• Valley home sales near 2006 levels
• Meneley crowns chess kings
• Yoga Loft owner enjoying new location
• Smoke in Valley from controlled burn
• BlueRibbon Coalition seeks to enter snowmobile lawsuit
• Nevada begins posting all finance disclosures online
• Man chooses drug court over 10 years in prison
• Five to be recognized for heroism in Amtrak train crash
• R-C Running Commentary for Jan. 17
• Ranchos man to be arraigned on burglary charges
• Radon presentation 6:30 p.m. Thursday in Minden
• The R-C Morning Report
• Ormat's retreat: Geothermal no slam dunk
• Hand, elbow and shoulder specialist joins Tahoe Fracture
• Locked but still loaded with history
• Heroin link to property crimes concerns Carson City sheriff
• Fire units reponding to report of Ranchos fire
• Snow storm causes several crashes
• Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park hires curator
• Running commentary for Jan. 16
• The R-C Morning Report
• Local television stations simultaneously broadcast drug documentary Wednesday evening
• Firefighters on alert today
• Radon presentation 6:30 p.m. Thursday in Minden
• NHP troopers perform sting on Highway 28 crosswalk
• Old Kingsbury Middle School listed for sale
• Massive Tahoe fuels reduction project approved
• City could join Legislators in asking for more time on redevelopment
• Money sought to determine competency in stalking case
• Tahoe Transportation District adds new bus shelters
• TRPA code clean-up public workshops
• Storm could raise chance of fires
• Center for hope and healing hosts fundraiser
• Fazzino enters race for Justice of the Peace
• Bringing Lily home after six months in the sagebrush
• The R-C Running Commentary
• The R-C Morning Report
• Heybourne Road becomes focus of subdivision debate
• Man accused of threatening woman with ax
• Fire district sues Washoe County Commission, treasurer
• Family: Local couple 'lived for walking and running'
• Bomb squad responds to box of ordinance left at gun store's door
• No one hurt in school bus accident
• R-C Running Commentary for Jan. 12
• The R-C Morning Report
• Nevada seeks waiver from No Child Left Behind
• Stateline gaming posts $1 million decrease
• Couple found dead in Carson River identified as Darrell and Kelley Crossman
• Computer problem resolves computer problems
• Man gets probation on marijuana charge
• Defendant ordered into drug court
• Volunteers practice man-tracking skills
• Secret Witness ups reward to $1,000 in dog killing
• Tuskegee Airmen coming to Reno
• Two bodies found in frigid Carson River
• Running Commentary for Jan. 11
• The R-C Morning Report
• Maverik purchases Minden Gateway land
• CVMS undertakes 15 Days of Kindness
• DHS construction preview Jan. 17
• GED preparation class offered
• DHS construction preview Tuesday
• Fighting fire with seed: aerial planting to combat cheatgrass
• Following the rhythm of Northern Nevada real estate
• GE cuts check to cancer center
• Carson City authorities investigating two bodies found in river
• Unemployment benefit payments delayed
• Woman sent to jail for 60 days in traffic death
• Report: Dry first half not good news for wet winter
• Winners of river film festival to be announced
• Barton Hospice withdraws from Carson Valley
• New enrollment deadlines for UNR students
• RC Running Commentary for Jan. 10
• R-C Morning Report
• Education key in battle against radioactive gas
• Felony DUI earns prison sentence
• Man gets probation on marijuana possession
• Last inmates to leave Monday
• 20-year-old faces multiple charges
• Carson Valley casinos among few making a profit
• Storage locker auctions increase in popularity following television shows
• Groups file suit against Homewood project
• Douglas High School students receive holiday surprise
• Minden targets NDOT landscaping grant
• Liquor establishments cited for violations
• Resorts to stay open with no snow in forecast
• Commission approves Carson Valley master plan update
• County OKs sewer rate increase
• Minden man to receive Aldax watershed award
• Minden approves funding for concerts
• Truck knocks power out to Ranchos neighborhood
• Secret Witness offers $250 reward in dog killing
• Bonner elected Douglas County Commission chairman
• Gardnerville man could face life in prison in sexual assault case
• The R-C Running Commentary for Jan. 6
• TRPA approval of Homewood project challenged
• The R-C Morning Report
• Commissioners to fill board vacancy Feb. 2
• Gardnerville closes Hellwinkel deal with general fund rollover
• Alpine firefighters look back on a busy year
• Students learn about making good choices in program
• Genoa planning hits a few bumps
• Dry December stacks odds against wet winter
• Sage grouse meeting in Carson Jan. 18
• NHP plans increased crosswalk enforcement
• Hockey: Sharks finally beat Ducks for 1st time this season
• Basketball: Tony Parker lifts Spurs over Warriors 101-95
• Basketball: Harrington, Fernandez lead Nuggets' rout of Kings
• Bail $50,000 for sexual assault suspect
• R-C Running Commentary for Jan. 5
• The R-C Morning Report
• Sexual assault suspect captured in Carson
• Former school district secretary admits theft
• Rescue crews locate body of 24-year-old whose canoe capsized in Donner Lake
• Air Races will return despite fatal crash
• Sexual assault suspect believed to be hiding
• Missing dog found after reported break-in
• Douglas Secret Witness still taking tips
• Douglas Republicans prepare for caucuses
• Sewer rates for Johnson Lane, Genoa residents up for increase
• The R-C Running Commentary for Jan. 4
• The R-C Morning Report
• Happy New Year to all
• Resolve to keep New Year's resolutions
• 2011 roller coaster year for business in Douglas County
• Suspect accused of third felony DUI
• Pedestrian fights deputies at accident scene
• Alex M. Moore identified as victim in fatal pedestrian accident
• Justice of the Peace first to file in 2012 election season
• The R-C Running Commentary for Jan. 3
• The R-C Morning Report
• Public gets first look at Lakeview Commons
• Victims identified in Incline pedestrian accident
• Mining firms to boost exploration in 2012
• Douglas Secret Witness among groups IRS says lost tax exempt status
• Pedestrian killed on Highway 50 Douglas' first fatality of 2012
• 10 arrested in lighter than usual Stateline crowd
• Economy begins year on bright note
• Three apply for two seats on planning commission
• Volunteers may train to be Nevada State Museum tour guides
• Grass Valley man arrested in fatal Incline pedestrian crash
• Laurel fire contained
• Mono County Search and Rescue honors two members
• Truckee paraglider hurt in Mono County
• Firefighters mopping up 300-acre Laurel Canyon blaze
• Hearing delayed to Jan. 13
• First snow survey scheduled for Jan. 3
• Tahoe-Douglas Elks host annual crab feed
• Police prepare for New Year's celebration
• SnowGlobe noise prompts plea to stay off emergency lines
• Fire burning east of Carson City growing quickly
• The R-C Running Commentary for Dec. 30
• The R-C Morning Report
• Children celebrate the new year with books
• Sheriff's Office expecting big crowds at Tahoe
• T.J. Maxx headed for South Lake Tahoe
• R-C Running Commentary for Dec. 29
• Fire handlers to feel heat of new law
• Incline district wins victory in 9th Circuit ruling
• The R-C Morning Report
• Free snowshoe hike Sunday at Spooner Lake
• Bear hunt sunsets on Saturday
• Arbor Day Foundation offering 10 free trees
• Burglary suspect held in Walmart theft
• Woman held in drug charge
• 2011 deadly year on Douglas highways
• Work to set up Snowglobe begins
• Running Commentary for Dec. 28
• The R-C Morning Report
• Seasoned restaurateur re-launches Mandarin Gourmet
• Christmas tree recycling begins
• 'Sleeping Beauty' auditions awake Jan. 7
• Watercolor classes begin in January
• Three members of Lagman family identified as those killed in Tonopah accident
• Three killed in Highway 95 head-on
• The R-C Running Commentary for Dec. 27
• The R-C Morning Report
• With no change in weather, brown will be color of New Year, too
• Lawmaker quits state job
• No snow? No worries yet, say Tahoe hoteliers
• Woman sues following collision with Heavenly employee
• After cuts, WNC says it's back on track
• Wear and tear taking its toll around Capitol
• Special masters praise new redistricting process
• Man slain in Reno during attempted taxi cab robbery
• Food closet ensures those in need have Christmas dinner
• Computers streamline Project Santa Claus
• Probation violations lead to jail term
• Probation ends in mayhem case
• Fires threaten cabins near Kyburz
• Forest Service reminds public no fireworks on New Year's
• Feds invest nearly $118 million in rural Nevada
• New Year's party set for Douglas library
• Winter fun not slowed by lack of snow
• Investigation continues into fatal chairlift fall
• Washoe County Sheriff's deputy injured in on-duty crash near Washoe Valley
• Watercolor classes begin in January
• Pet of the week
• The R-C Running Commentary for Dec. 23
• The R-C Morning Report
• School district answers call for energy efficiency
• Valley Christmas services
• Ex-girlfriend portrayed as instigator of murder plot
• DHS fires up winter with talent show
• Navy crewmembers in good condition after helicopter crash west of Bridgeport
• Running Commentary for Dec. 22
• The R-C Morning Report
• Valley photographer displays work at Arts Council
• St. Gall offering Christmas dinner to those without family
• Fire knocks power out to downtown
• R-C Running Commentary for Dec. 21
• The R-C Morning Report
• Douglas children up for pilot food program
• Doing our part to save the Coleville Post Office
• Change in demeanor prelude to shooting
• Minden company setting foundation for the future
• Business not as usual during the holiday season
• Cave Rock, Sand Harbor closing Christmas, New Year's Day
• Boy dies after fall from chairlift
• Nevada among states with lowest spending on health care and least number of insured
• Matlean admits Oxley murder, implicates ex-wife
• Pine Valley oil well leaking near Elko County line
• TRPA regional update moving foward
• Yerington Paiute Tribe developing environmental ordinances
• Man sent to prison in DUI injury accident
• Man to answer DUI charges in district court
• Blockbuster customers push survey to stave off store closure
• R-C Running Commentary for Dec. 20
• The R-C Morning Report
• Red Cross family caregiving class Tuesday
• Man sent to prison for choking girlfriend
• Observatory offers free telescope viewing
• Police drive home point as state cellphone law nears
• Reno man dies near Desert Creek
• R-C Running Commentary for Dec. 19
• Man in custody in stalking case
• Giving the gift of Christmas to Douglas
• Douglas Marine earns Silver Star
• Douglas unemployment down .3 percent for November
• The R-C Morning Report
• Prison sentences expected in two cases this morning
• Holy image visits St. Gall
• Alternative Christmas at Carson Valley United Methodist Church
• States approves $3.5 million for economic development office
• Audubon Christmas Bird Count in Carson Valley on Jan. 1
• IFC approves 21 vehicles for Wildlife
• Special election cost state half a million
• DMV gets 20 of 30 positions lawmakers funded
• TRPA approves Homewood development
• SnowGlobe draws fans from U.S., worldwide
• Free child passenger safety seat check-up event slated
• Nevada is $38 million in black
• Nevada's health ranking Improves In new national report
• Derby appointed to federal higher education panel
• Man arrested in bomb threat
• Running Commentary for Dec. 16
• Planning commissioners approve master plan update
• The R-C Morning Report
• Grace Christian students tour district court
• Redistricting outrages Tahoe trustee
• Superintendent on positive track
• Planning commissioners approve master plan update
• Fighting cancer through good days and bad
• Project Santa Claus hours
• Couple held in alleged abuse of girl
• R-C Running Commentary for Dec. 15
• Committee to discuss how to replace Legislative Counsel Bureau chief
• Carson IHOP reopens after deadly shooting
• The R-C Morning Report
• Group sues to stop BLM roundups
• Eight NHP personnel to receive commendations in IHOP shooting
• Man charged with pulling knife on mom's fiance
• The R-C running commentary for Dec. 14
• Networking group enjoys CVI's new Picon Room
• Historic Gardnerville house becomes antiques shop
• CVMS geography bee winners display their knowledge of the world
• Outstanding teen helps children explore careers
• Post office mail-by dates near
• The R-C Morning Report
• Kidnap suspect to be examined for mental illness
• Natural Resource offers incentives for sage grouse habitat
• Kirkwood to open Saturday
• Hyatt awards $10,000 to League to Save Lake Tahoe
• R-C Running Commentary for Dec. 13
• The R-C Morning Report
• California overrules Alpine Courthouse plans
• Man faces prison for choking girlfriend
• Drunk drivers are target of checkpoints
• Synagogue to host Hanukkah celebration
• A splash of color for heart of the city
• Big discovery by Barrick Gold gets industry attention
• NDOT installing rumble strips to improve Highway 50 safety
• Investigation continues into cemetery shooting
• Comedy showcase Wednesday at Jethro's
• Joy to the world the Lord is come
• Gardnerville resident to make second try for Assembly seat
• Plans to harvest crayfish commercially move forward
• Chautauqua seeks performers
• Douglas lands bill calls for Burbank wilderness
• R-C running commentary for Dec. 12
• The R-C Morning Report
• Aquatic pesticide use gets go-ahead
• SnowGlobe pulls in local businesses, art
• Sage grouse concerns remove 14 parcels from competitive oil and gas lease sale
• Stateline gaming win up 4 percent
• Food drive rakes in nearly 100,000 pounds
• New legislative districts won't take effect until after 2012 election
• Food drive at 29,000 pounds of food at 12:30 p.m.
• R-C Running Commentary for Dec. 9
• The R-C Morning Report
• Committee workshop on school competencies today
• Sierra Lutheran High School early application deadline Dec. 15
• Elves needed for Project Santa Claus
• Genoans reject competing festival permits
• State will reseed private lands scarred by fire
• Skiers, locals asking 'Where's the snow?'
• No challenge to redistricting maps
• Sierra Lutheran High School early application deadline Dec. 15
• Psychology Club and Cross-Country Team selling Christmas Trees
• Man shot in cemetery may have initiated 911 call
• Man killed in cemetery had prior contacts with law enforcement
• Sage grouse conservation measures planned
• R-C Running Commentary for Dec. 8
• The R-C Morning Report
• David Pendleton identified as deceased in officer-involved shooting as
• The R-C Running Commentary for Dec. 7
• The R-C Morning Report
• Area man charged with ramming deputy
• County repeals development agreements
• Gardnerville gun shop growing
• Korean envoy: Trade pact a boon
• Remember Pearl Harbor
• Last inmates to leave NSP in January
• TRPA collecting donations for families in need
• Nevada, California attorney generals team up on mortgage misconduct
• Man sent to prison for probation violation
• Sentencing deferred for drug-related burglary
• Drug charge earns year in county jail
• Man admits Ahern Rentals burglary
• Toppled trees blocking lots of Eldorado National Forest roads
• First open house on county conservation bill well attended
• East Fork Justice announces candidacy for election
• R-C Running Commentary for Dec. 6
• The R-C Morning Report
• County completes purchase of 35 acres of Seeman ranch
• Minden fence fire extiguished quickly
• Running Commentary for Dec. 5
• Farm Service county committee ballots due today
• Alpine seeks marijuana trash dumpers
• Incline Village board chair threatened with legal action over open meeting law violation
• The R-C Morning Report
• Civilian team to help with emergency situations
• Douglas opportunity in pretty good shape compared to New Jersey
• Civilian team to help with emergency situations
• Minden lights up for holidays
• Live coverage is not working.
• State to leave drug task force
• Nevada's congressional delegation cites unemployment report
• Sierra Lutheran hosting college finance seminar
• Family and friends remember artist Reiko Hervin
• Regents agree to extinguish fire science academy
• Nevada undergraduate tuition increases 8 percent
• Suspect arrested for brandishing weapon
• Forest Service battling five wildland fires
• Windstorm knocks out trees and power at South Shore
• Santa a lot of places these days
• Military son receives homecoming surprise
• Running Commentary for Dec. 2
• Holiday Gala Saturday at the museum
• The R-C Morning Report
• New grad rate calculation puts Douglas County at 83 percent
• State remodels school accountability
• Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park presents holiday toy exhibit
• Douglas Disposal food drive begins Dec. 5
• Asbestos found in Gardnerville school
• Parade of Lights veterans to serve as grand marshals
• Parade celebrates Douglas history
• Old prescribed burn reignites in high winds
• Fire reported at former Bill's Casino
• Local woman captures world title
• Sheriff's office testing for reserve deputies
• Carson man gets six months in second DUI
• Man to admit charge in domestic battery case
• Driver sought in Sunday rollover accident
• One hurt in Minden accident
• Gardnerville kicks off Christmas with light show
• R-C Running Commentary for Dec. 1
• The R-C Morning Report
• Gardnerville artist succumbs to injuries received in collision
• Boys' Basketball: Tigers bring a little bit of everything into 2011-12
• Running Commentary for Nov. 30
• The R-C Morning Report
• Valley donation sites
• Help a child at Austin's House this holiday season
• Lead special council to speak at annual Christmas party
• Gardnerville kicks off Christmas tonight
• Walmart burglars admitted to drug court
• GE Energy employees donate time, money to soldiers
• Riverwood project remains dormant
• Brewing success in the Ranchos: Popular java joint opens new location
• Selling process benefits from an agent's touch
• Starbucks donates to GES
• Mother admits neglect of 3-month-old daughter
• Steakhouse to open in Gardnerville
• Bridgeport Ranger District begins pile burning
• Son admits pointing loaded gun at sheriff's captain
• R-C Running Commentary for Nov. 29
• The R-C Morning Report
• Korean ambassador to speak in Reno on Thursday
• Upper Truckee restoration hearing postponed
• Open houses on Douglas County Conservation Bill set for December
• Momentary outages plague Minden
• Markleeville woman hurt in accident
• Running Commentary for Nov. 28
• The R-C Morning Report
• Sheriff's office offers tips to avoid scammers
• Forest Service seeks comment on Fallen Leaf project
• Amodei: Polarization in D.C. frustrating
• Kirkwood opens for 2011-12 season
• First female tribe leader feels called to role
• Christmas at Carson Valley Museum & Cultural Center
• Safety tips for the winter holiday season
• Couple '86'd' from store after shoplifting
• Meneley students test limits of everyday products
• False ID reveals warrant on drug charge
• Running Commentary for Nov. 25
• Madrigals selected for honor choir, holiday concert Dec. 15
• Merchants on the rise: Small shop owners counter Black Friday hoopla
• A German Christmas, celebrated in Minden
• Murder suspect fights extradition to Douglas County
• Nevada Tourism Commission welcomes skiers with new winter ad campaign
• Running Commentary for Nov. 23
• Sweet Images delight during the holidays
• Fifteen graduate from Leadership Douglas County
• Angel Trees appearing around the Valley
• A thankful Carson Valley
• Drive-thru Christmas holiday display at CVI
• School buses still may be gone
• Food closet distributes 500 Thanksgiving dinners
• Woman ordered to complete drug court
• Twins' pot grow lands mom in jail
• Fire crews mop up wildland fire off Pinenut Road
• Sierra Lutheran finishes fourth at Academic Olympics
• R-C Running Commentary for Nov. 22
• Probation reinstated for Lyon County woman
• Man gets probation for honeymoon fracas
• Douglas County unemployment slightly less in October
• Running Commentary for Nov. 21
• Be on the lookout for Angel Trees
• Toffee for a cause
• Windy weather fans fires around Valley
• Woman to be tried in hit-and-run of boyfriend
• Blue Ribbon Award winners announced
• Scanio taken into custody after hearing
• AAA says drowsy driving could be deadly
• Wind downs trees around town
• Caughlin residents may be allowed back into their homes this afternoon
• September AVID volunteer: Judy Larquier
• Mother set to admit child neglect
• Bail at $1 million for girlfriend of murder victim
• Units respond to fourth fire: 'major incident' possible
• Saying 'Hi' to Mother Christmas in Markleeville
• East Fork engine responds to Caughlin fire
• Woman arrested in shooting death of Topaz Ranch Estates man
• Diamond Valley wildland fire blasted by wind
• R-C Running Commentary for Nov. 18
• Roadwork over, now prepare for winter
• Topaz Ranch homicide investigation
• The R-C Morning Report
• Gardnerville kicks off Christmas
• Carson Valley holiday festivities
• Time to find out about scholarships
• Search for brazen cougar continues
• Reno, Sparks, Washoe County trim red tape
• High court reinstates fired state NDOT pilot
• R-C Running Commentary for Nov. 17
• The R-C Morning Report
• Chamber gathers to celebrate 150 influential people
• Victim in shooting identified as Norman Welch
• Girl injured in Winhaven accident
• R-C Running Commentary for Nov. 16
• Chamber gathers to celebrate 150 influential people
• Identity of accident victim awaiting autopsy results
• The R-C Morning Report
• A relationship between the agent and the buyer
• Trails association receives assistance from NV Energy
• Douglas high students perform improv show
• August AVID volunteer: L. Nora Weaver
• Gaming decline offset by key industries
• Woman sought in connection with death investigation
• Father denies abusing infant daughter
• New Minden manager starts Monday
• Counterfeit bills purchased on 'craigslist'
• Mother admits leaving 3-year-old alone
• Artist remains in ICU from accident injuries
• R-C Running Commentary for Nov. 15
• Proposal to close fire academy goes to university regents
• The R-C Morning Report
• Body in truck believed to be missing Bodie woman
• Pile burning on Kingsbury this week
• Women veteran license plates available Dec. 7
• Investigators at scene of fatal accident
• Bodie Flats woman missing since Nov. 2
• V&T commission and foundation feud erupts again over fundraising claims
• Edgewood investment seen as Tahoe key
• Heavenly's snowmaking system puts opening date in front of other resorts
• Running Commentary for Nov. 14
• The R-C Morning Report
• Builder selected for DHS remodel
• R-C seeks tales of Thanksgiving
• Sierra Lutheran receives $10,000 grant
• County looks at budgeting under 'the new normal'
• UNR names new journalism dean
• Leonid meteor shower due Thursday night
• University of Nevada, Reno, scientists explore effects of climate change on Sierra
• Woman donates more than 70 shoes
• Center offers grief support groups
• Prison mandatory for driver in felony DUI
• Judge won't lower bail for mother of abused baby
• Nov. 11 R-C Running Commentary
• The RC Morning Report
• Elementary students host ceremonies for vets
• Celebrating Mass with new words
• Magazine names Merry one of the year's top 20 "Rising Stars of Wedding Photography"
• Sierra Lutheran receives $10,000 grant
• Maestretti named first Guinn memorial scholarship winner
• R-C Running Commentary for Nov. 10
• $60 million cap may be best solution for part of Anaconda Mine site
• The R-C Morning Report
• Weather treat until tonight's cold front trick
• Highway 395 shut down for pedestrian accident in Gardnerville
• Deputy shoots bear by mistake
• 150 most influential Douglas County residents
• Gardnerville man has fullest beard
• Joint business breakfast to focus on gaming and skiing
• The R-C Running Commentary for Oct. 31
• Editor of R-C sister paper headed to Afghanistan
• Halloween coloring contest winners announced
• The R-C Morning Report
• Donations needed for senior gift bags
• Mounted posse adopts military members
• Middle school students run for pumpkins
• County cancels candy toss
• Family searches for missing pet tortoise named 'Stretch'
• Pier dispute reaches settlement
• Use winter to wage war on weeds
• JobConnect event aims to boost jobs
• 'Doctors' contest deadline is Monday
• SnowGlobe Music Festival announced for South Lake
• Feds note gains in Nevada road safety
• AAA says Halloween is deadly for pedestrians
• Douglas black and orange on display at today's Nevada Day Parade
• Stateline residents fight potential post office closure
• Woman to plead in bank robbery
• Bail stands for father accused of injuring infant daughter
• Mother to admit child neglect
• Pet owners sanctioned for dog attacks
• Bighorn sheep to be re-introduced to Virginia Range
• R-C Running Commentary for Oct. 28
• The R-C Morning Report
• Safety Street opens to candy fiends Monday
• Fire Safe council poster contest educates children
• Five finalists in running for Minden manager
• Pedestrian struck in Raley's parking lot
• Judge approves Nevada's new political boundaries
• Running Commentary for Oct. 27
• The R-C Morning Report
• Panel OKs bear hunt rule over protests
• Douglas up 4 percent
• Reward offered for launderette burglar
• DCSO beefs up DUI enforcement for holiday
• Running Commentary for Oct. 26
• The R-C Morning Report
• Mobile Food Pantry coming
• Creating a lasting legacy of signs
• Joint breakfast to focus on hospitality economics
• GE opens its doors to math mentees
• Woman admits stealing drugs from acquaintances
• Jail term, dishonorable discharge for probation violations
• Prescription drug roundup set for Saturday
• Running Commentary for Oct. 25
• Panel pans new Alpine courthouse plan
• The R-C Morning Report
• Probation reinstated in seduction case; jail ordered
• Teenagers admit breaking into liquor store
• No trick or treating for Nevada sex offenders
• Washoe chairwoman to be honored at awards banquet
• Nevada, Reno's MBA program makes Princeton Review's "Best" list for fourth time
• Running Commentary for Oct. 24
• South Lake battery suspect arrested in casino restroom
• The R-C Morning Report
• Rotary donates defibrillators to schools
• Last performance of 'On Golden Pond' today
• Lyons, Scott named homecoming queen and king
• Contest to see taping of 'The Doctors'
• Elks Soccer Shoot winners
• Safety seat inspection planned for November
• Ag in the Classroom visits Tahoe
• Genoa may sink downtown island
• County OKs deal on map lawsuit
• Ranchos fishing pond to be filled by December
• GE Energy's Bunko for Breast Cancer fundraiser nets $12,000
• State reports seasonal job gains
• Kingsbury project may head into fourth year
• State parks commission's controversial vote a step forward for golf course reconfiguration
• South Tahoe home prices drop in Q3
• Mother accused of leaving 3-year-old home alone
• Equine program to host fundraiser
• Lawyer appointed for man accused of injuring 3-month-old daughter
• Running Commentary for Oct. 21
• The R-C Morning Report
• Tiger band ready to roar
• Minden Rotary donates to school district
• Homecoming game kicks off tonight against the Mustangs
• Carson Ranger District pile burning in Hope Valley starting Monday
• Man jailed on allegation of fracturing baby's skull, leg
• Tahoe Rim Trail celebrates 30th year
• Gardnerville man released from jail in wedding fracas
• Teen gets additional 30 days for drug charge
• Suspect arrested in injury DUI accident
• Minden narrows list of manager finalists to 13
• R-C Running Commentary for Oct. 20
• The R-C Morning Report
• Driver arrested after Foothill accident
• Running Commentary for Oct. 19
• The R-C Morning Report
• Kids & Horses hires new business and volunteer manager
• Young dentist takes reins of long-time Minden office
• Scarselli invites veterans to annual assembly in their honor
• Volunteers sought for daffodil planting project
• Speech and debate looking for judges
• Hundreds of Valley residents get free flu shots
• Two people dead in Tahoe City fire
• R-C to start charging for Web access
• Fatal drunk driving accidents on the decrease
• Favorable review for teenager in beating death
• Son accused of battery when mom stops wedding
• R-C Running Commentary for Oct. 18
• The R-C Morning Report
• Probation revoked in credit card fraud
• Suspect denies threatening alleged victim
• Man gets probation for filming woman in bathroom
• St. Mary's Hospital up for sale
• R-C named state's best community newspaper
• Key Club hosts haunted house for tykes
• Secret Witness offers $1,000 reward for Valley vandalism information
• Search and rescue offers kids' course
• County seeks proposals for community center design
• Bacteria detected in Minden apartment water
• Ghosts take shape for Haunted Weekend
• R-C Running Commentary for Oct. 17
• The R-C Morning Report
• Test results indicate drug use down among high schoolers in extracurricular activities
• Volunteers needed for Main Street daffodil planting project
• Man bound over on assault charge
• Secret Witness offers $1,000 reward for vandalism information
• Ex-girlfriend accuses man of battery with deadly weapon
• Iron bacteria detected in water from Minden apartments
• Man to plead guilty in vehicle break-ins
• R-C Running Commentary for Oct. 14
• The R-C Morning Report
• Bulldozers on the playground: GES renovation underway
• Economy manages residential growth
• Holiday evergreens benefit Austin's House
• Alpine seeks support for reduced courthouse project
• Reid, Heller at odds over jobs act vote
• DHS 'streaker' faces charge
• Woman battles breast cancer
• R-C Running Commentary for Oct. 13
• The R-C Morning Report
• Forest Service to start burning on Kingsbury Grade
• Woman jailed in bank robbery
• Running Commentary for Oct. 12
• The R-C Morning Report
• Doctor observes World Sight Day
• Home sales up, prices down
• Fishing Derby still happening
• Acquisition of Hellwinkel Ranch moving forward
• Teen sent to drug court
• County revisits water consolidation
• Sheriff's office hosts child safety seat inspection
• Stateline casinos see increase in gaming take
• Topaz woman accused of taking $80,000
• Oxley sentenced to 90 months on drug charge
• Authorities seek Carson bank robber
• Senior center craft supply sale planned
• R-C Running Commentary for Oct. 11
• Young At Heart craft fair Nov. 19
• Knights plan bingo night
• Fire restrictions lifted
• Work on freeway continues - slowly
• V&T hopes Douglas will come up with $45,000 train fare
• The R-C Morning Report
• Woman hurt in Highway 395 accident
• Teen sentenced to probation for firearm theft
• Mother gets probation in child neglect
• News hopping on jumping jacks
• Carson woman killed in Sunday accident
• New license plate raises money for wildlife education
• R-C Running Commentary for Oct. 10
• The R-C Morning Report
• Dozens testify at Southern Nevada water hearing
• Public workshop on new TRPA code Oct. 26
• Douglas takes second at McQueen band competition
• Artists, photographers waiting for fall colors
• High court refuses to block masters from drawing maps
• South Lake police seek gas station robbers
• County OKs Sunridge windmill
• UNR hosts annual free geologic field trip
• Alpine uncovers Sierra marijuana grow
• Indian Trail fire extinguished
• R-C Running Commentary for Oct. 7
• Firefighters respond to Foothill structure fire
• The R-C Morning Report
• Students course together to conserve river
• Officials investigate water complaint
• Knights bingo for the City of Refuge
• Downtown's Historian Inn to reopen next week
• Woman charged with misuse of 911
• Gardnerville man ordered to jail in traffic death
• R-C Running Commentary for Oct. 6
• Sheriff: Weapon fully automatic assault rifle
• Boy Scouts mark fences for sage grouse
• Nevada Republicans move caucus to Jan. 14
• The R-C Morning Report
• Storm dumps 10 inches of snow in Kirkwood
• Rain and snow helps douse Smith Valley fire
• High court issues order setting hearing in redistricting
• Secret Witness offers $500 reward in armed robbery attempt
• Pioneer Trail prescribed burn operations
• The belated Morning Report
• R-C Running Commentary for Oct. 5
• Snow trumps Burbank fire
• The new Frontier of communications
• Minden studio highlights three new smiling faces
• Are new regulations stifling real estate?
• Sunday accident closes roundabout
• Carson hosts its ghost walk Oct. 22
• Unemployment inurance tax rate to remain 2 percent for 2012
• Voluntary evacuations lifted in Smith Valley fire
• Goshute Tribe will join protest of Vegas water hearing in Carson on Friday
• Indian Hills turns tap on Minden water
• RC Running Commentary for Oct. 4
• Firefighters holding line in Burbank fire
• The R-C Morning Report
• Groom wakes up in jail cell
• Trial set for man charged with domestic battery
• Former Ensign aide charged with domestic battery
• Zuckerman resigns as TRPA regional plan update leader
• Public meeting Wednesday for bike project
• South Lake Tahoe announces marijuana grow reporting system
• Kokanee return to Tahoe
• Heavenly reacts to the Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows merger
• Running Commentary for Oct. 3
• Smith Valley fire still a threat to homes
• The R-C Morning Report
• Gusty winds keep Smith Valley firefighters from making headway
• Gusty winds may fan Smith Valley fire
• Carson Valley Senior Living chili fundraiser a success
• Native American cultural program educates Carson Valley students
• Walker earthquakes felt in Gardnerville
• Firefighters hurt battling Topaz Ranch Estates house fire
• Smith Valley blaze now at 1,000 acres
• Forest Service crews to start burning in Angora fire area
• Two-step cellphone ban starts today
• Economist voices cautious optimism for recovery
• Conte won't fight extradition to Arkansas
• Lecture series discusses big earthquake in Nevada
• Republicans may move Nevada caucus forward
• Former county engineer wins spirit award
• Nevada Day theme 'Nevada's Great Outdoors'
• IHOP shooting fund stablished at City National Bank
• Electric rates dropping 2.43 percent
• BlueGo announces new routes
• Valley units respond to Smith Valley fire
• DAWG hosts membership drive Sunday
• Canadian child molester arrested in Tahoe
• Running Commentary for Sept. 30
• The R-C Morning Report
• School enrollment finally leveling?
• Sierra Lutheran-Blue Go partnership begins Monday
• Woman succeeds in drug diversion
• Regular Ranchos bus service returns
• Forest Service closes Powell Canyon Road south of Hawthorne
• Controlled burns on Tahoe's West Shore on Friday
• 38 seek Minden manager's position
• Suspect accused of bilking elderly woman
• Taxable sales up in Douglas County
• State tree nursery selling conservation plants
• League appeals decision on Stateline development
• Trail Building Volunteers Needed for Genoa Foothill Trail Project
• New mortgage law designed to fight fraud
• Cell phone ban goes into effect Saturday
• R-C Running Commentary for Sept. 29
• The R-C Morning Report
• R-C Running Commentary for Wednesday
• The R-C Morning Report
• Panel focuses on economic development in Silver State
• GE Bunko for Breast Cancer fundraiser sold out
• Nevada excelling in export growth
• Lion's Club barbecue is Saturday
• Economist: Psychology of recession differs from reality
• Warrant issued for missing defendant
• Man pleads not guilty to assault, child neglect charges
• Man sent to prison for DUI drugs
• R-C Running Commentary for Sept. 27
• R-C Morning Report
• Kidnapping case in court today
• Buckeye fire 50 percent contained
• Buckeye fire started by lightning
• NVEnergy withdraws request for Blackhawk to Heybourne transmission line
• No containment estimate for Bridgeport fire
• The R-C Running Commentary for Sept. 26
• Fire forces campground evacaution
• The R-C Morning Report
• Amodei pursues BLM, NTSB
• Town halls to focus on standards
• Fall has arrived, get ready for first freeze
• Candy Dance shines a light on American production
• Corpus Christi hosts fall festival
• Grimes Castle offers haunted journey into the Dungeon
• Suspect ID'd in near-fatal hit-and-run
• Vigil for missing woman's birthday
• Cultural opportunity for Tahoe students
• Research center brings new dimension to Tahoe science
• Minden-Indian Hills pipeline to go active this week
• Reno man bound over in felony domestic battery
• Thunderstorm sparks small fires
• Candy Dance fair begins at 9 a.m.
• Feds: Part fell off in fatal Reno Air Race crash
• RC Running Commentary
• The R-C Morning Report
• Comedy show to benefit families in crisis
• Fall goeth before the pumpkins
• Drug court for thief who impersonated cousin
• Man accused of threatening brother with knife
• Sentenced suspended in child neglect case
• Carson Valley soldier home from Afghanistan
• Advisory board members vote to continue bear hunt
• Deadline set for redistricting proposals
• Genoa hosts biggest party this weekend
• Memorial service set for John Craik
• Indian Hills water gets unexpected shot of chlorine
• Fine, community service in deputy injury
• Trial set Jan. 31 in Oxley murder
• Abduction suspect set for competency evaluation
• RC Running Commentary
• The R-C Morning Report
• Cemetery hosts work day to fix flooding damage
• Dumping suspected in Taylor Creek spill
• Gardnerville air race crash victim's son back in school
• RC Running Commentary
• County approves new dog breeding rules
• The R-C Morning Report
• Minden fabric store donates quilts to IHOP survivors
• Man ordered to drug court in vehicle break-in
• Defendant denies probation violations
• Fish Springs physical therapist partners with horses
• GE acquires Commtest, enhances Bently Nevada condition monitoring
• A trail for the ages
• 'Bootique' opening benefit wild horse sanctuary
• Health screenings at Topaz Lodge
• Man ordered to pay $62,000 child support
• Drug court ordered for mandolin thief
• Boys' Soccer: Tigers pick up 1st league win
• Account set up for family of Gardnerville man killed in Air Race crash
• R-C Running Commentary for Sept. 20
• Mandolin thief faces sentencing today
• The R-C Morning Report
• Wildland fire at 1-acre
• Deadline to sign up for Sierra Saver coming
• Holbrook fire cause undetermined
• UNR business week Sept. 26-30
• R-C Running Commentary for Sept. 19
• The R-C Morning Report
• Gardnerville man reported to be among crash victims
• DAWG hosts membership drive for volunteers
• Deadline on Friday for Minden manager applications
• NSP down to just over 200 inmates
• Stateline to stateline bikeway project moves forward
• Bike ride on South Tahoe's trail system rolls on today
• Minden's Anderson Engineering celebrates grand opening
• Carmaker not able to Dodge Gardnerville family's savvy
• Mono rescuers extract injured hiker
• Kingsbury paraglider crosses the Sierra Nevada
• Free classes in Douglas, Carson for young drivers
• State Parks moves forward to move golf course
• Dwindling mail volume puts U.S. Postal Service in sticky situation
• Account set up to help IHOP victims
• Maps, Hispanic clout disputed in briefs
• Appointees to the state economic development board announced
• Eyewitness describes Reno Air Races crash
• Mother held on child abuse charge
• Berean Bible Church hosts food pantry Saturday
• Oprah given exclusive access to Bill's Casino safe opening
• R-C Running Commentary
• Douglas jobless rate holds steady
• The R-C Morning Report
• Branding Douglas County as the place to work, play
• Public invited to run, or walk, in annual Ed Foundation fundraiser
• Backpack Buddies in need of food
• Gardnerville soldier remembers fallen friend
• Call before going to base anniversary
• New deputies join sheriff's office
• Carson couple set to plead to Walmart burglary
• Man sent to prison for fraudulent vehicle sales
• Man accused of trying to strangle girlfriend
• Warrant receipt details items removed from IHOP shooter's home, vehicle
• Edgewood awards three scholarships
• League to Save Lake Tahoe director resigns
• Running Commentary for Sept. 15
• Highway 28 project will continue for next three years
• IHOP shooting video captures terrifying 77 seconds
• Couple held in video game thefts
• Group collecting cell phones for soldiers
• 18 seeking Minden town manager job
• Minden curbs Mahogany parking, Swim Center parking lot to expand
• The R-C Morning Report
• Fallon's Getto family to be honored
• Power outage hits Carson Valley
• Live chat with County Manager Steve Mokrohisky at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday
• Tahoe man survives head-on crash with truck
• The R-C Running Commentary
• The R-C Morning Report
• Edward Jones advisors: plan for the expected and unexpected
• What are you selling?
• Eastern Sierra fishing derby under way
• Amodei takes Douglas
• Polls closed in Douglas County
• Teens sentenced to 500 hours community service in Ray May fire
• Pilot safe after ejecting from F/A-18 Hornet
• The R-C Running Commentary for Tuesday, Sept. 13
• FEMA authorizes federal grant in Holbrook fire
• Nevada Guard remembers, eulogizes shooting victims
• Event Sept. 23 to benefit Carson firefighting museum
• The R-C MOrning Report
• Oxley murder trial gets five-month delay
• Motorcyclist killed in Spooner grade accident
• Oregon resident Larry Kilburn killed in fatal accident
• Running Commentary for Monday, Sept. 12
• The R-C Morning Report
• Carson residents gather to commemorate 9/11
• Deputies detain man after attempt to abduct child
• Flood advisory issued for northern Douglas
• Fire on Buckthorn stopped at half acre
• GES remembers 9-11
• Gardnerville resident recalls devastation of 9-11
• Holbrook fire 75 percent contained
• Threat reduced to homes in Holbrook fire
• Highway 208 closed in Topaz Ranch Estates
• Officials advise Holbrook Junction evacuation
• Charges upheld in assault case
• Trying to answer the 'Why?'
• Carson City's National Guard unit loses leadership members
• Friends remember retiree killed in shooting
• Guardsmen remember fallen soldier
• Bear goes for a ride after car break-in
• Volunteers sought for Markleeville Creek Day
• Man arrested after three-car accident in Minden
• Raymond to serve as interim publisher
• Running Commentary for Sept. 9
• Today last day to vote early
• Nevada Military Support Alliance provides way to donate to fallen Guardsmen
• The R-C Morning Report
• Fire may have been lightning caused
• Highway 50 closed by wildland fire
• Firefighters respond to Clear Creek blaze
• Running Commentary for Sept. 8
• Community seeks help with grieving
• Patrons recount experience in IHOP during shooting
• The R-C Morning Report
• Market regulars express shock at shootings
• No more shooting patients at Carson Tahoe
• South Lake Tahoe woman among dead in Carson shooting spree
• Shooting victims identified
• The R-C Running Commentary
• Critical Issues Conference scheduled for Sept. 22
• Principal looks to future of Douglas High
• New owners of Wasabi's build on sushi's popularity
• The R-C Morning Report
• Multiple 911 calls paint chaotic scene at Carson City IHOP
• Carson City gunman kills 4, self in IHOP attack; 7 hurt
• Shooter identified as Carson resident
• Shooter succumbs to injuries.
• Shooter armed with automatic rifle opens fire in IHOP
• At least 8 shot at Carson IHOP
• R-C Running Commentary for Sept. 6
• Less than a month left in water year
• The R-C Morning Report
• Deputy revives baby from near drowning
• Final day of Hearts of Gold cantaloupe festival in Fallon
• Bikeway project proposal goes to Carson
• Borders liquidation in final week
• Minden's V & C gets Washoe County job
• Annual Virginia City Labor Day Parade begins at noon today
• WNC offers driver education at Douglas High
• Students sail through science
• Restaurant melee ends with six arrests
• Minden nurse helps hurricane victims
• Ebbetts Pass Scenic Byway Association Saturday
• Former Alpine resident earns doctorate
• Going for the gold: Staff, students, host Pau Wa Lympics
• Woman asks to for prison time
• Woman fails probation, sent to prison
• Dozen new businesses join Nevada economy
• Bear hunt opponents march at Capitol
• Sketch released in missing South Lake Tahoe woman case
• State retirees caught in insurance snag
• State eliminates tax rebates for seniors
• Ex-doctor resists extradition for murder
• Councilwoman: Clarity plans focus on Lake's center
• Report: Rural roads more dangerous
• Running Commentary for Sept. 2
• The R-C Morning Report
• Impact panel pairs DUI offenders with victims
• Fundraiser for local Marine family this weekend
• Dozen new businesses join Nevada economy
• Woman fails probation, sent to prison
• Carson woman must wait before going to prison
• Man found was 79-year-old Gardnerville man
• 2011 Best of Carson Valley announced
• Authorities investigate death
• One person helicoptered in Highway 395 accident
• R-C Running Commentary for Sept. 1
• Incline bear group posts photos of unlocked trash bins
• Trails association seeking volunteers
• State approves funds for special election
• The R-C Morning Report
• Helicopter rescue latest in search and rescue stint
• Alleged killer to fight Arkansas extradition
• Lawmakers release $23 million to pay interest on unemployment loans
• Donner Summit visitor center shutting doors after Labor Day
• Slow start to fire season doesn't guarantee slow end, officials say
• Running Commentary for Aug. 31
• The R-C Morning Report
• High demand for quality rentals keeps rates high
• GE volunteers enhance Lake Tahoe trail
• Last wine walk of the season Sept. 15
• Busy Labor Day holiday weekend coming
• Douglas taxable sales down slightly
• Teens complete Devil Pup encampment
• Genoa company offers low-temp geothermal
• Bear hunt toll up to seven
• Federal judge blocks web site
• Boys admit setting campfire that sparked Ray May fire
• Man goes to prison after admitting meth use
• The R-C Running Commentary
• The R-C Morning Report
• Authorities searching for missing teen
• Man receives maximum in abuse of quadriplegic
• Douglas helps contain Alpine wildfire
• Running Commentary for Aug. 29
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man faces sentencing in abuse of vulnerable person
• Lawmakers OK new campaign report form for candidates
• South Shore residents prepare for Burning Man
• Safe-opening likely pushed to next week
• Police release surveillance photos of Thursday arson
• Researchers look for missing equipment
• TRPA encourages property owners to control stormwater
• TRPA committee charts path for regional plan update
• Pony Express arrives in Sacramento
• Pony Express rides through Carson Valley
• Air show to wrap up busy season for airport
• Crime-free program celebrates one year
• Arson suspected in Thursday fire
• Police K9 Trial in September
• Amodei, Marshall stay course
• Authorities clear 13,000 marijuana plants found in Mono County
• Early voting starts today
• Markleeville pipeline work may cause delays
• Ex-Carson doctor faces murder charges
• Amodei, Marshall stay course
• Skiers and snowboarders enjoying late summer snow
• Indian Hills lifts boil-water order
• Running Commentary for Aug. 26
• Pony Express riding late
• The R-C Morning Report
• Hundreds tour new jail expansion
• Walkers support the living, remember the lost
• Dinner benefits Gardnerville family
• U.S. Army medical advisor dies in Genoa
• Sierra Lutheran High School partners with Tahoe Transportation
• Indian Hills boil-water order may be lifted today
• Silver King fish kill delayed until next year
• Father charged after 2-year-old found wandering on busy street
• Woman accused of felony drunk driving, offering cash to officer
• Nevadans make up four hours on Pony Express
• R-C Running Commentary for Aug. 25
• Heller: Berkley wrong about my record
• Ann Romney stumps in Minden, Reno
• Bill's safe opening hits snag
• Nevada to implement new curriculum
• Whittell seniors break toilet paper tradition
• The R-C Morning Report
• Fourth rabid bat found in Washoe County
• Indian Hills under boil-water order
• DA: Fire caused by juveniles' negligence, not deliberately set
• R-C Running Commentary for Aug. 24
• DCSO shows off jail expansion
• The R-C Morning Report
• Company's free seminar focuses on preventing senior falls
• Entrepreneur course begins Thursday in Minden
• Minden company partners in 'one-stop' stable product
• Klick bids farewell to Merrill Gardens
• Local secondary schools open their doors
• Law leaves schools in the academic red
• Historical society seeks volunteer education director
• Legislative Commission to make interim committee appointments
• Counselor rides 'loneliest road' for sake of mental health services
• Berkley visits Carson in statewide campaign
• Good pine nut harvest expected
• Hunter bags biggest bear near Kingsbury
• Truck driver arrested in alleged drunken driving
• Douglas, Lyon counties combine for increased DUI patrols
• Mother of 2-year-old admits child neglect
• Bringing down bullies with a barrel
• Prison and NHP workers protest cuts planned for swing, graveyard shifts
• R-C Running Commentary for Aug. 23
• 'My friend bled to death out there'
• The R-C Morning Report
• Longest off-road race in US goes off without a hitch
• Minden set to discuss town manager
• Friends raise $7,000 in teacher's memory
• Prescribed fire operations
• $83.7 million in unclaimed property moved to state's general fund
• Sheriff's Office hosting open house
• Cole commander speaks at annual 9-11 dinner
• The R-C Running Commentary
• Douglas employers shed 3,550 jobs over three years
• The R-C Morning Report
• Ray May fire at 90 percent containment
• Ray May fire could set cost record
• Fish survey done using electroshock
• Trout habitat may decline with climate
• Hidden safe discovered during Bill's renovation
• Fire continues to threaten homes on northern front
• Carson City authorities investigating possible murder
• Oxley pleads no contest to drug charge
• Seniors welcome passage of hike to fund community center
• Commissioners kill 5-cent gas tax
• $4.5 million funding for Tahoe bikeways secured
• Ray May fire down for count
• Running Commentary for Aug. 19
• The R-C Morning Report
• Wildfire no deterrent to first day of school
• Defensible space key to home protection
• Walgreens joins Backpack Buddies Consortium for Kids' Fun Day
• Incline residents may see refunds by end of month
• $2 million rescued for Highway 50 bike path project
• Return of La Nia predicted
• Brown: 'Sharp differences' exist regarding SB 271
• Restoration may depend on private dollars
• Defendants extradited to South Lake Tahoe
• Juveniles attend hearing in Ray May fire
• Fire claims structures
• Firefighters say no homes lost in Ray May fire
• R-C Running Commentary for Aug. 18
• The R-C Morning Report
• Home lost in Ray May fire
• Firefighters take stand to protect structures near Sierra Spirit Ranch
• Two 15-year-olds arrested in Ray May fire
• Two teenagers arrested in connection to Ray May fire
• Pine View residents describe wildfire close call
• 324 firefighters on scene of Ray May fire
• Running Commentary for Aug. 17
• Man sent to prison for felony drunk driving
• Judge stays sentencing pending appeal
• Woman gets second chance at diversion
• The R-C Morning Report
• Raley's remodel to wrap up by early October
• What's your investinal fortitude?
• Minden Doppelgangers closes
• Dog days of summer
• New Kindergarten class at Trinity Lutheran
• Fire threatens Pine View
• Wildfire threatens Pine Nut homes
• 'Tenors for Jonah' concert benefits Carson City family
• Feds commit $43.1 million for Tahoe
• Live coverage of Tahoe summit
• R-C Running Commentary for Aug. 16
• The R-C Morning Report
• Aggressive, non-native smallmouth bass just discovered in Tahoe
• Authors hold Dangberg book signings
• Hero pilot to speak at Thunderbird benefit
• Project School Days gathering supplies for students in need
• Holbrook mother, son arrested in alleged kidnapping
• Running commentary for Aug. 15
• District Attorney: Commissioners can implement gas tax
• The R-C Morning Report
• Red flag warning issued for today
• Shopping spree a success
• Nevada reiterates Tahoe shore law
• Minden begins year-long CVIC Hall centennial
• Applications open for Minden manager
• Fewer hikers expected to finish Pacific Crest Trail this year
• Tahoe Visitor's Authority prepares bid for Amgen 2012
• Lake Tahoe Concours d'Elegance wooden boat display at Lake Tahoe today
• Algae, climate change compromised clarity in 2010
• Tahoe Douglas fire chief to retire next month
• Murder suspect released
• Drug store, gaming and restaurant slated for former Bill's building
• Burglar receives six-year prison sentence
• Minden embezzler ordered to begin paying restitution
• Bail reduced for suspect in standoff
• Pickel Meadow Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Running Commentary for Aug. 12
• The R-C Morning Report
• New standards sweep Douglas schools
• Boys & Girls Club fundraiser Aug. 20
• Drivers get dealt a winning hand in Minden
• New volunteer joins Ruhenstroth fire department
• Elementary classes start Wednesday
• Company sand-blasts library graffiti for free
• R-C Running Commentary for Aug. 11
• The R-C Morning Report
• First equine case of WNV confirmed for 2011
• Researcher says discovery could be beginning
• Gardnerville man stabbed during domestic dispute
• Applications available for free and reduced school lunches
• Poll: Gas tax would drive customers north
• Hot August Night poker run stops in Minden
• Running Commentary Aug. 10
• The R-C Morning Report
• Ascent Douglas descends on Salt Lake for round two
• Workforce liaison matches companies with workers
• Holiday Inn appoints manager
• Oxley seeks release for in-patient treatment
• Supreme Court considers video appearances by witnesses and others at civil, criminal trials
• Prescribed fire operations begin today on Kingsbury Grade
• Power outage affects downtown corridor
• R-C Running Commentary for Aug. 9
• The R-C Morning Report
• Dawn Oxley scheduled to be in court today
• Gardnerville man gets probation for drug offense
• Mandarin Gourmet closes
• Running commentary for Aug. 8, 2011
• Firefighters extinguish Topaz Ranch Estates blaze
• Counties may seek refund of $44 million Indigent Accident money
• New director to take Sierra Lutheran to greater heights
• County won't charge sewer fee for vacant lots
• Marines families gather at Stodick Park
• Fuel cleanup continues at Zephyr Cove
• Controller touts debt collection resources
• Staff of the Tahoe Queen recounts harrowing rescue
• Happy Birthday, Smokey
• Hot August Nights Tahoe registration down
• Beach laws not a high water mark for Lake Tahoe
• Minden mulls hiring new town manager
• Genoa OKs poetry festival contract
• Volunteers needed for clothing drive
• Mosquito district hosts open house
• Secret Witness offers $250 reward in library graffiti
• Permanent bear hunt off August agenda
• Wildhorse man cited after hitting two parked cars in an hour
• Lacey family reunion this weekend
• R-C Running Commentary for August 5
• R-C Morning Report
• Borders closure poses challenges and opportunities for local booksellers
• Teenagers direct efforts toward suicide prevention
• Roethlisberger trial to stay in Reno
• More details emerge in body recovery
• League backs off defense of property owner
• Inmates lose PlayStations
• Celebration of Life Aug. 13 for Kody Wilson
• Taggers vandalize Minden library
• 5 cited for furnishing alcohol to teens
• Russell names three masters to handle redistricting
• R-C Running Commentary for Aug. 4
• The R-C Morning Report
• Fuel cleanup at Zephyr Cove continues
• Judge clears path for Tahoe bear hunt
• R-C Running Commentary for August 3
• The R-C Morning Report
• City National Bank supports Kids & Horses
• Price versus value in real estate
• College registration open now for fall
• West Nile is here
• Safe driving means maintaining a clear line of sight
• Minden resident takes third in credit union's Facebook contest
• Old prison not shutting down early, officials say
• Employee charged with taking sporting goods
• Miss Nevada Outstanding Teen at Meneley
• Woman dies from fall off Half Dome cables
• Running Commentary for Aug. 2, 2011
• Collection of vintage cars up for auction
• Staples hosts Teacher Appeciation Day
• Red Cross to establish West Coast disaster relief center
• The R-C Morning Report
• Teen admits vehicle break-in
• Dad says drugs interfered with parenting
• Cell phone use in car law starts Oct. 1
• Enforcement increased to reduce accidents
• Suspect says he was too drunk to remember burglary
• St. Gall Rummage Sale coming this weekend
• R-C Running Commentary for August 1
• Man accused of smoking pot with teen girls
• The R-C Morning Report
• Grover Hot Springs finds some friends
• Walmart working out site issues of new store
• Reno-Carson freeway nearing completion
• Remembering Phyllis: Sisters honor mother's love of learning
• Storm brings flooding to North Valley
• Flood advisory issued for Douglas County
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle in Stateline
• More thunderstorms expected today, Sunday
• AG warns consumers of credit card claim
• Gardnerville man takes over NHP
• Police arrest roommate in Monday killing
• Council to mull fate of redevelopment agency
• Body discovered off Rubicon Point
• Summer events at Sorensen's Resort
• Leadership changes at Business and Industry Department
• Elks carnival Aug. 24-28
• Carson City explores hiring Calif. company to run landfill
• Washoe County OKs $40 million in refunds
• State moves to claim federal cash before Tuesday's debt deadline
• Storm causes flooding, minor outages
• Power boat use at Tahoe deceasing
• Suspect accused of head-butting, spitting on detectives
• Mason Valley has first West Nile positive mosquito pool
• R-C Running Commentary for July 29
• The R-C Morning Report
• Gardnerville man killed in head-on accident
• Site of League fundraiser fined for pier violations
• Stateline man charged in California cold case
• Woman gets probation for identity theft
• Teen admitted to 'boot camp'
• Man held on trafficking charge
• Gardnerville man killed in head-on accident
• R-C Running Commentary for July 28
• The R-C Morning Report
• Large bear captured and killed in Incline
• Residents concerned about Kingsbury construction
• Site of League fundraiser fined for pier violations
• Accident blocking 395 through Pine Nuts cleared
• Traffic moving slowly past fatal 395 accident
• Fatal three-vehicle crash on 395 south of Pine View Estates
• BLM, state forestry implement fire restrictions
• BLM to offer two Carson parcels for sale
• Lueders named to direct Nevada State Office
• Topaz Post Office on closure list
• Running commentary for July 27, 2011
• The R-C Morning Report
• Unemployment rate spikes after months of decline
• New spa specializes in whiter teeth
• GES teacher visits George Washington's home as part of educational program
• Casino requests raise questions of government's role
• Airport hosts Aviation Roundup
• Quick response quashes Alpine wildfire
• Douglas merchants post 4.4 percent increase
• Man admits third charge of domestic violence
• Million-dollar bail set for Stateline man
• Mom warned child custody at risk because of drug use
• Probation officer to be tried in sexual misconduct case
• Fire destroys Carson Colony home
• Mother bear and cubs are released
• Judge orders detention for McDonald's battery
• R-C Running Commentary for July 26
• The R-C Morning Report
• Line halfway around Airport fire
• Two injured in Rocky Terrace accident
• Firefighters battle 75-acre blaze in Alpine County
• R-C Running Commentary
• The R-C Morning Report
• Judicial Ethics Committee advises judges to stay out of parole hearings, domestic violence panels
• Assembly GOP forms caucus committee
• Historical society to host garden tour
• NDOT searches for new way to pay for roads
• Forest Service, Aramark investigate fuel spill
• TRPA hires part-time chief operating officer
• Vacation rental market firm, but visits short
• NDOT searches for new, fairer way to pay for roads
• Fire agencies adopt identification system
• Camp Invention: A week-long adventure in creativity
• Man back in jail on allegations of assault, domestic battery
• Redistricting: 2 parties, 2 philosophies
• R-C Running Commentary for July 22
• Snyder roadside memorial disappears from intersection
• Friends rally around breast cancer patient
• Role is a 'privilege' for new county manager
• Man in arrears more than $60.000 in child support
• Lawyer seeks funds for psychological study of client
• River rescue a reminder to stay clear of old dam
• Running Commentary for July 21, 2011
• Power knocked out for TRE residents
• Minden board approves severance pay for departing manager
• Victims identified in wreck near Sand Harbor
• R-C Running Commentary for July 20
• Gardnerville board freezes wages
• How real estate agents work together
• Blankets, Burgers and Brews fundraiser Saturday
• Ducar benefit memorial Saturday
• Fish are coming to Antelope Valley in time for derby
• Relay for Life looking for a few good teams
• Minden Tahoe Airport hosts Cadet Glider Academy
• Festival celebrates Washoe heritage
• $20,000 prize available in quilting contest
• Victim in Monday's traffic fatal identified
• Woman loses deferred sentencing for drug use
• Woman sent to prison for drug trafficking
• Woman gets probation in child endangerment case
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, July 19
• Pollock Pines man killed in Saturday accident
• Fatal accident at 395 and Airport Road in Minden
• Brothers get probation in Walmart theft
• R-C Running Commentary for July 18
• Marshall raising money for congressional campaign
• Military policemen prepare for Afghanistan assignment
• Firefighters battling Rifle fire in Carson City
• Federal appeals judge halts wild-horse roundup
• Rare opportunity to see 1879 steam fire engine
• After manhunt, man connected to Carson fire found dead
• Shakespeare back at Sand Harbor with 'Twelfth Night'
• Truckee writer's e-book on Harvey's bombing now available at Amazon.com
• Backcountry patrol hopes to keep Tahoe trails safe
• Dianne Feinstein to host Tahoe Summit
• Median home price drops in first half of 2011
• Attorney appointed in Minden stand-off
• Federal judge permits Triple B wild horse gather
• Man charged with DUI after accident
• Lahontan cutthroat trout to be stocked at Lake Tahoe starting this week
• Found explosives detonated in Pine Nuts
• Boy dies from injuries in Highway 395 accident
• RC Running Commentary: July 15
• Economic fears send security ordinance back for rewrite
• Carson Valley takes on modern trailblazing
• Filing: Victim gave Garrido handcuffs back
• Secret Witness call finds drug suspect
• Men arrested in Vicky Lane burglary
• The R-C Morning Report
• Highway 395 accident cleared
• San Francisco Fire Color Guard will offer toast at Firemen's Cemetery
• Highway 395 southbound lanes blocked until 7 p.m.
• Carson Valley Chamber names board members
• At least four victims known in Garrido's Tahoe rape spree
• City moves to dismiss League lawsuit
• Tolliver repeat? He says don't bet on it
• Minden manager hands in resignation; seeks $8,000 severance
• Victim of fatal motorcycle wreck identified as Gardnerville resident
• Running Commentary for July 14, 2011
• The R-C Morning Report
• Jury convicts caretaker of abusing handicapped man
• Man arrested after allegedly threatening father with gun
• Highway 88 reopens after fatal accident
• Motorcyclist killed at Centerville and Highway 88
• R-C Running Commentary
• Minden restaurant dishes out local fare
• GE Energy gives $5,000 to Family Support Council
• Marshall stumps in Minden
• Donations sought for 20-30 back-to-school shopping spree
• The R-C Morning Report
• Gas prices flattening out
• May gaming win sees largest increase since 2006
• Douglas County seeking owners of found property
• Court will name team of masters to draw district maps
• Credit card thief gets probation
• County's nonrepresented employees take 5 percent pay cut
• Running commentary for July 12
• The R-C Morning Report
• Planning Commission takes up security bonds
• Suspected drug trafficker in custody
• Couple sent to prison for luring girls
• Indictments announced in auto repair scam
• Stateline casinos post 15 percent increase
• 2,200 finish Death Ride
• R-C Running Commentary
• The R-C Morning Report
• Red flag warning issued for today
• Highway 395 work to begin July 18
• Johnson Lane work in final weeks
• Lake level expected to continue rising
• Kirkwood co-founder Dick Reuter dies
• Major party congressional candidates in Minden this week
• School district adds back more than two dozen employees
• Carson man gets suspended sentence in beer theft
• Hearing set in DUI
• Spring arrives just in time for summer
• Commissioners mull taxes for new center, road repairs
• Rim Trail work day
• County says good-bye to manager
• Running Commentary for Friday, July 8
• The R-C Morning Report
• Historic Adaven Hotel to become office suites
• Fundraiser under way for child
• Residential real estate market looking brighter
• Supremes move to protect pension pay for senior judges
• UNR researcher hosts "Monster Fish" series
• Rebate for old refrigerators and freezers up to $50
• USDA accepting grant applications
• NHP releases photo of truck in fatal accident
• Running Commentary for Thursday, July 7
• The RC Morning Report
• Douglas commissioners discuss tax increases
• Gardnerville teen dies of injuries received in bicycle accident
• Douglas deputies add $25,000 concession to contract
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, July 6
• Minden law firm adds two attorneys
• Nevada's homestead exemption
• School budget add-back hearing Thursday
• Douglas gas generally higher than Carson
• DAWG days of summer at animal shelter
• Medical center renews support of DART bus program
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man gets six months for theft
• Supreme Court upholds election ruling
• 49 arrested over July 4 holiday weekend
• Commissioners honor Brown with proclamation
• Preliminary report indicates woman planned suicide
• Tahoe assault results in four arrests
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, July 5
• Stray fireworks raft launches cargo
• The R-C Morning Report
• Minden girl wins state title
• Wet June continues trend
• Carson Valley Fourth of July events
• Horseshoe Bend fire turned over to Forest Service
• Firefighters responding to wildland fire along Carson River
• Nixon fire at 7,500 acres
• Woman dies in fall from Stateline hotel 14th floor
• Man accused of stealing $4,950 mandolin
• Teens accused of vehicle break-ins
• Stray canoe prompts search & rescue team
• Mail-in election for Congress unlikely
• Running Commentary for Friday, July 1
• Rules in place for July Fourth holiday
• Missing motorcyclist Kurt Ernest Muench found dead in Alpine County
• Emergency forces test cooperative skills in simulated terrorist attack
• School tile project falls victim to vandals
• Douglas student honored at national skills conference
• Ruhenstroth welcomes new volunteer
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man's jaw broken in Zephyr Cove fracas
• Officials urge boating safety over weekend
• Governor points wildlife commission in new direction
• New laws take effect Friday
• Sex offender completes year in jail
• Magazine solicitor held on warrant
• Teen wanted in connection with drug sales
• Running Commentary for Thursday, June 30
• The R-C Morning Report
• Open burning on Kingsbury today
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, June 29
• Gardnerville teen in critical condition after bicycle accident
• The R-C Morning Report
• Primary Children's Center receives $1 million from Smith's grocery
• Gas station owners: Gas tax increase will drive customers away
• Running Commentary, Tuesday, June 28
• Minden travel agency cruises through industry changes
• No ruling today in Congressional race case
• Woman sent to prison after failing drug court
• Judge asks for more information on 'bizarre' drug story
• Probation reinstated for credit card thief
• Commissioners approve employee contracts
• Bicyclist injured in Highway 395 accident
• Exercise works out disaster parameters
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, June 28
• The R-C Morning Report
• Woman faces prison in trafficking charge
• IRS Increases mileage rate to 55.5 cents per mile
• Four killed in train wreck identified
• Olive Garden opens in Carson City today
• Quarter acre fire contained in Indian Hills.
• Running Commentary for Monday, June 27
• The R-C Morning Report
• Valley's first hay crop of the season being baled
• House burned in training exercise
• Counties take on state services Friday
• Congressional District 2 Election: Dems pick Kate Marshall
• Memorial today for Matt Autre
• County: Action taken when accusations against EnEarl came to light
• Douglas High School's honor roll announced
• Gardnerville nurse honored at awards
• Annual RSVP July 4th celebration at Mills Park
• Indian Hills home used for firefighting practice
• Feds investigating truck vs. train accident
• Fighting fires for at least a century
• Corvettes gather at Stateline this weekend
• Tahoe Douglas Rotary sponsors students for leadership
• Democrats meet in Reno today to pick candidate
• Possession of fireworks illegal
• Clear Creek parcels in foreclosure
• Ex-felon arrested as intoxicated pedestrian
• Man accused of videotaping woman in bathroom
• Two killed after semi runs into train near Fallon
• Running Commentary for Friday, June 24
• The R-C Morning Report
• Defendant in beating death claims lawyer ineffective
• Code change targets failed projects
• Williams memorial unveiled at airport
• Help Austin's House win $100,000
• County hosts workshop on proposed gas tax
• Memorial Sunday for Matthew Autre
• Horses and Humans program features equine education
• Williams memorial unveiled at airport
• Man found dead after fall from roof
• EnEarl barred from ever sitting as a judge
• Nevada wildlife panel to change
• Gardnerville VFD celebrates 100 years
• Memorial Sunday for Matthew Autre
• Running Commentary for Thursday, June 23
• Nevada governor signs TRPA withdrawal bill
• Record snowpack makes for dangerous conditions even in the smallest of streams
• Runaway trailer injures horses
• The R-C Morning Report
• Minden campus to remain open
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, June 22
• The R-C Morning Report
• School board praises superintendent's first year of work
• Details can make the difference
• Carson Valley Medical Center offers latest in mammography technology
• Minden campus to remain open
• Minden resident Matthew Autre killed in accident
• County seeks feedback on Web site
• Brother held in wedding fracas
• Disaster drill set for June 28
• Teenager in beating death makes progress at juvenile facility
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, June 21
• Walker on flood watch, Carson subsiding
• The R-C Morning Report
• South Lake Tahoe responds to League lawsuit
• Two hurt, one critically in Gardnerville traffic accident
• Units responding to head-on collision in south Gardnerville
• East Fork of the Carson River's popularity spawns potential action
• Amodei wins GOP nomination
• Running Commentary for Monday, June 20
• The R-C Morning Report
• Camp Invention program returns to Minden Elementary School
• Firefighters agree to wage, benefit cuts
• Party complaint ends in arrests
• Judges try their skill at shooting range
• More than 200 attend Whit Hall dedication
• WNC President says cuts deep, and some faculty now at risk
• Chancellor warns changes coming including enrollment restrictions
• Alcohol maybe factor in wreck
• Nevada jobless rate down near 3 percent from peak
• Booksigning at Borders for Churchill-era book
• Auditions scheduled for 'On Golden Pond'
• Regents are asked to restore cooperative extension funding
• Douglas remains in top three counties for joblessness
• Running Commentary for Friday, June 17
• The R-C Morning Report
• West Fork Trail, Whit Hall open Saturday
• Annual crab feed dedicated to Sharkey
• Ambulance subscription service discounted through September
• Douglas rescuers receive calls on two incidents
• Woman awarded $3.25 million after being served cleaning solution at casino
• Stateline man receives probation in snow plow incident
• King of the Lake crowned Sunday
• Carnival at Stateline benefits Boys & Girls Club
• Ranchers, conservationists in front line of weed battles
• School district uses county employee for bond projects
• Legislation barring introduction of non-native species in Nevada waters signed
• Sandoval signs bill strengthening open meeting law
• Sandoval signs education reform bills
• Regent seeks help for Cooperative Extension
• Mormon Station features weekend of fun
• Regents told Fire Science Academy deal should go through
• Teen fight after dodgeball game investigated
• Law enforcement officers reach agreement with county
• Shotgun-wielding barricaded suspect surrenders in South Lake Tahoe
• Schools predict $2.75 million in add-backs
• Running Commentary for Thursday, June 16
• The R-C Morning Report
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, June 15
• The R-C Morning Report
• USDA Rural Development celebrates homeownership
• Carson Valley Transmission turns 27
• Pau-Wa-Lu students share reading experience with Scarselli
• Jacks Valley teacher to attend 'green' boot camp
• Valley hosts state judges' conference
• Experiencing Valley ranching history
• Sandoval signs bills implementing $17.9 billion budget
• BLM seeking comment on vegetation program
• BLM oil and gas lease sale raises $662,962
• Carson City's B'Sghetti's closing after 14 years
• Man ordered to DUI, drug courts
• Teen admits selling pills near campus
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, June 14
• The R-C Morning Report
• County, DCEA reach tentative contract agreement
• Texas women killed in Fernley accident
• Mother pleads not guilty to child abuse
• Brothers admit taking $750, cash drawer from Walmart
• Woman sent to prison for second embezzlement
• R-C Running Commentary
• The R-C Morning Report
• Neese brothers in court on theft charges this morning
• Sheridan couple wins radon prize
• Luncheon to feature Reno-Tahoe winter games CEO
• Snowmelt to swell area rivers
• Gates Millennium Scholarship awarded
• State puts down bear in Holbrook
• Carson Valley Days winners announced
• Highway 395 reopened after Carson Valley Days Parade
• Seven arrests in annual Gardnerville party
• GOP candidates seeking CD2 speak in Fallon
• Man arrested on federal warrant
• 350 GOP leaders to pick nominee
• Boat tours open for the summer
• Vail Resorts to pay first-ever dividend
• Gardnerville cluster mailboxes pried open
• Dog dispute leads to alcohol charge
• Live coverage of the Carson Valley Days Parade
• Balloons launch, run starts, highway closed for Carson Valley Days Parade
• Carson Valley Days Parade this morning
• Art Association hosts reception today
• Alpine County pet vaccination clinic Wednesday
• Gilroy resident identified as victim in fatal accident
• Running Commentary for Friday, June 10
• The R-C Morning Report
• A safe place to ride
• Funding issues, mystery levee, delay flood map revision
• Firefighters pass boot for Muscular Dystrophy
• Book signing at Dangberg Home Ranch this weekend
• Stateline gaming sees increase for first time in nine months
• Sandoval says no special session for redistricting
• Dini chosen Yerington mayor
• Nevada history comes alive at 'Mills Creek'
• Always a Wildcat
• Prescribed burns continue around Kingsbury, begin at Carnelian Bay
• Valley and Tahoe firefighters respond to Storey County blaze
• County manager: Mixed emotions over Oregon offer
• California man killed in accident
• County manager offered Oregon job
• Running Commentary for Thursday, June 9
• Opponents sue to stop bear hunt
• The R-C Morning Report
• Movement restrictions lifted for healthy horses
• Highway 395 reopens after fatal accident
• Fatal head-on collision at 395 and Wiseman Lane
• Q&A with County Manager T. Michael Brown live at 10 a.m.
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, June 8
• Carson Olive Garden announces general manager: To open June 27
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man faces DUI charge in accident
• Snowmelt raises possibility of flooding
• Hiking trails to the future
• Pion Hills groundbreaking represents community effort
• Minden searches for a slogan
• Prescribed burns on Kingsbury through Friday
• Gov. Guinn Millennium Scholarship program survives Legislature
• Woman sent to prison for probation violation
• Deputies out in force for Carson Valley Days
• Sparks man admitted to DUI diversion program
• Ranchos man sentenced to probation, drug court
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, June 7
• Redistricting battle heads for the courts
• The R-C Morning Report
• Legislature adjourns after spending final day on policy bills
• Bill threatening TRPA withdrawal passes Nevada legislature
• Running Commentary for Monday, June 6
• Mining tax bill moves to final Senate vote
• Supreme Court wants to set own staff slaries
• Lawmakers approve bills to fix university funding
• Assembly eases restrictions on smoking
• Legislature hammers out last day of session
• The R-C Morning Report
• Flood advisory issued for Douglas, Carson
• ATVer rescued in Pine Nuts
• More rain on the way tonight
• Accident on 395: Power lines down in the Ranchos
• Sandoval agrees to revive vetoed school bill
• Budget bills pushed through Legislature
• Douglas Bar Association becomes nonprofit
• Republicans sending flags and cards to troops
• Weather won't stop Most Beautiful Bike Ride
• Memorial on anniversary of Michael Lombardo's death
• Lobbyist: Construction defects reform shoddy work
• IDs released in fatal chase
• Regional water plan to balance uses
• Carson Street to be closed for bike & car fest this weekend
• Rescuers respond to south county for injured person stuck in Pine Nuts
• Camp Richardson goes back in time with Renaissance Faire
• Boating safety course
• Tahoe bicycle and pedestrian plan honored
• Highway 50 Association Wagon Train saddles up on Sunday
• Kingsbury Grade prescribed fire operations continue
• Garrido sentencing brings closure to Dugards, South Shore
• Weather hampers start of season for boating businesses
• Emergency aircraft beacon a false alarm
• Pony Express taking letters
• Congressional campaign in Minden this week
• Valley graduates chart new course
• Commission eyes 5-cent gas tax for roads
• Commissioners endorse community center
• The R-C Running Commentary for Friday, June 3
• R-C Morning Report
• Metal tiger embodies legacy of students
• Plein Air event comes to Markleeville
• A grand chef affair nourishes healthcare in the Carson Valley
• Pony Express taking letters
• Carson Valley Days begins Thursday
• Searchers seek source of aircraft emergency signal
• Fallon high speed chase results in two deaths
• Charges amended in credit card theft
• Man pleads no contest to domestic violence
• Underwear thief sentenced to probation
• Woman in custody after failure to appear
• Running Commentary for Thursday, June 2
• The R-C Morning Report
• Bill to withdraw from TRPA final hearing is today
• Govenor, legislators announce budget deal
• Minden pilot sets 1,401-mile record
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, June 1
• Weather cancels Lampe Park Farmers Market
• R-C Morning Report
• Unemployment figures highlight need for free job seminar
• Tahoe Creamery returns to stores
• Sierra Lutheran produces two valedictorians
• County looks at $14.4 million community/senior center
• A grieving mother searches for a young girl's family
• Douglas val and sal prepare for next step
• Warrant issued for woman on child endangerment charge
• Burglary sentence deferred for boot camp graduate
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, May 31
• The 'belated' R-C Morning Report
• Couple arrested in South Lake robbery
• Equine herpes delays Pony Express re-ride
• Douglas art students help build Genoa website
• Forest Service will be burning on Kingsbury
• Mormon Station park open
• Bodie starts summer hours
• Thanks from Scarselli for Fun Run donations
• Elks award seven scholarships
• Carson Valley Almanac is here
• Highway 395 work will take the night
• Snow too deep to open most Eldorado Forest campgrounds
• Snowfall, cold weather delay start of fire season
• Rural county lobbyist warns of load state dumping on locals
• Sex offender violated federal probation
• Master Plan workshops continue for 5-year update
• Video of Silver State Building Materials burglary released
• Even GOP sees elimination of sunsets inevitable
• Bill to let Nevada dump TRPA passes Senate
• No cause reported so far in fatal airplane crash
• Storm may bring snow to Valley
• Commissioners back TRPA bill changes
• Burglars hit Gardnerville building supplier
• Child safety seat inspection today at Walgreen's
• Running Commentary for Friday, May 27
• The R-C Morning Report
• Physics students host learning fair at Pion Hills Elementary
• China Spring plant sale Saturday at Lampe Park
• Keeping Crestmore Village crime-free
• Supreme Court knocks $62 million hole in budget
• Ranchos residents suffer power outage Wednesday
• Running Commentary for Thursday, May 26
• The R-C Morning Report
• Q&A with County Manager T. Michael Brown live online at 10 a.m.
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, May 25
• The R-C Morning Report
• Valley family offers a new kind of fitness training
• Better Business Bureau releases new accreditations
• Douglas high-achievers sign with UNR
• ASPIRE program accepting applications
• Accident closes Centerville
• Bill to pull out of TRPA amended, heads to Senate floor
• Two men held in theft of credit card
• Jail term suspended in attempt to dissuade witness
• Johnson Lane woman charged with DUI
• Kirkwood firefighters responded to blaze
• Baseball: Wolf Pack ready for 'new' season
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, May 24
• Money committees meet to roll back budgets
• Tavern owners push change in no-smoking law for bars
• Emergency treatment prevents toxic discharge into Leviathan Creek
• Overturned semi on 395 in northern Mono County
• The R-C Morning Report
• Body of missing Washoe Tribe member found
• Body of missing Washoe Tribe member found
• Boyfriend sent to prison for slapping child
• Child safety seat inspection Friday
• Esmeralda County woman killed in weekend accident
• Emilio Vargas-Gonzales of Carson City killed in Sunday accident
• Running Commentary for Monday, May 23
• Man up for sentencing for slapping toddler
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man killed in Pine Nut rollover
• ASPIRE program accepting applications
• Chinook lands on Douglas High School soccer field
• GES teacher headed for George Washington Institute
• Young drivers' class set June 6
• Western Nevada commencement Monday
• Douglas investigators working to identify body
• Man arrested for failing to register as sex offender
• Two climbers rescued after fall at Lover's Leap
• Fuelwood permits for the Tahoe Basin on sale June 1
• Skiers and riders get a splash of spring powder
• Dead body found along Carson River in northern Douglas County
• East Fork Fire District recruiting volunteers
• Highway 50 open over Echo Summit
• Elks host annual Law and Order Night
• Autopsy Monday to confirm missing pilot is 'Budge' Brown
• Television station reports missing aircraft found
• Waiting for word on missing pilot and 'best friend'
• Gardnerville boy escapes burning mobile home
• Units responding to structure fire in downtown Gardnerville
• Search for 'Budge' Brown continues
• Running Commentary for Friday, May 20
• The R-C Morning Report
• Douglas High auto tech students take fourth at skills competition
• Students, parents, protest injustice in education budgeting process
• Valley philanthropist 'Budge' Brown missing in Sierra
• Missing pilot identified as Budge Brown
• Woman pleads guilty to drug trafficking
• Search underway for missing plane
• Running Commentary for Thursday, May 19
• The R-C Morning Report
• Smokey Bear douses plans for Clemens Cove
• Woman charged with petty theft, battery in beer heist
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, May 18
• Lawmakers restore funding to China Spring/Aurora Pines
• Educator offers hands-on animal experience
• Commissioners consider invocation to open meetings
• Man gets probation for stolen property charge
• Brett Parks wins Mr. DHS
• Art association scholarship recipients
• Sandoval vetoes bill adding money to K-12 education
• The R-C Morning Report
• Two victims still in hospital after 395/Jacks Valley wreck
• Accused beer thief held on $25,000 bail
• Would-be kidnappers sentenced to 90 days in jail
• Oxley pleads not guilty to drug charges
• Semi-truck blamed in chain-reaction accident
• Couple admits luring three girls
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, May 17
• The RC Morning Report
• Commissioners adopt balanced $121.5 million budget
• Highway 395 reopened at Jacks Valley Road
• Two with critical injuries in multiple car accident at Jacks Valley and 395
• Plan: Prison to close next year
• BLM seeking public comment on proposal to raze American Flat mill
• Running Commentary for Monday, May 16
• The R-C Morning Report
• Amgen officials stand by decision to cancel race
• Planners deny utility's mining request
• Kirkwood founder dead
• British soaring pilots earn diamond badges
• Builder: School district should have shopped local
• Transportation meeting set to discuss regional projects
• Johnson Lane to be closed starting Monday
• Douglas Republicans pass resolution on Libya
• AMGEN tour opens in Tahoe basin
• Invasive mussels may be in Lahontan Reservoir
• Lawmakers restore funding to China Spring, Aurora Pines
• Storm could change Amgen tour route, officials say
• Defendant must wait for rehab release
• Man pleads guilty to trespassing
• Proposal would restore cutthroat trout to Tahoe
• Mother ordered to district court on child abuse charge
• Mono Lake listed among state parks to close
• Running Commentary for Friday, May 13
• The R-C Morning Report
• Fire concerns prompt delay of propane proposal
• Alpine County's keeper of the books
• Carson man sent to prison for theft
• Highway 395 resurfacing starts in June
• Invasive mussels may be in Lahontan Reservoir
• Snow likely at Amgen Tour of California start
• Douglas top teacher cooks up success
• Full court will hear appeal to move Roethlisberger to Douglas
• BLM extends deadlines for proposals to establish public-private wild horse ecosanctuaries
• Open solvent cans caused Johnson Lane fire
• 4,000 pounds of copper wire missing at mine
• Running Commentary for Thursday, May 12
• The R-C Morning Report
• Work begins on Genoa Foothill Trail
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, May 11
• The R-C Morning Report
• Douglas County history topic of museum lecture
• Outage affects Valley, Tahoe basin
• Mottsville cleanup May 21
• Rental properties examine crime prevention
• No longer for sale, Sharkey's repositions for the future
• Ascent Douglas hosts photo and video contest
• '5 & Dime' opens Friday
• Douglas seniors compete in Mr. DHS
• Christ Presbyterian Church hosts bell choir Sunday
• Knights of Columbus donate to worthy causes
• Engineers 7th annual West Point Bridge Design Contest
• FEAT walk-run a success
• Buy tickets early for tea and fashion show
• Democrats pass redistricting, K-12 bills over GOP protests
• County, employees issue statement on layoffs
• Man gets 10 years in prison for fracturing baby's skull
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, May 10
• The R-C Morning Report
• Douglas youth recognized at banquet
• Secret Witness offers reward for stolen solar panels
• Nevada GOP Party Chairman Amodei joins House race
• Widespread power outage affects Valley, South Lake
• Fire claims North Valley home
• Running Commentary for Monday, May 9
• The R-C Morning Report
• Feeling the pinch at City of Refuge
• Kids & Horses looking for volunteers
• Friends help pick up after Ranchos fire
• Cowboy Poetry rides into the sunset today
• Firefighters: Don't leave house while cooking
• Minden freezes workers' wages
• Alpine volunteers learning to prepare for emergencies
• Tahoe Air prepares to take flight
• Airport education lifts off once more
• Alpine reports rash of burglaries
• Forest Service burning on Kingsbury
• Hitting the wall
• Taking the mountain wave to the stratosphere
• Student set to enter plea in drug charge
• Merit increases, lowered tax rate, included in Gardnerville final budget
• Officers run to honor fallen heroes
• DMV worker arrested for selling illegal drivers' licenses
• Regents name Johnson interim UNR president
• Assembly passes invasive species ban
• High water over Mottsville
• Brothers set to plea in Walmart theft
• Commissioners want 5 percent cut from all departments
• Baby born at bus stop
• Running Commentary for Friday, May 6
• The R-C Morning Report
• Report: Snowpack delays wildfire season
• Taking the mountain wave to the stratosphere
• Feeling the pinch at City of Refuge
• Big Mama show puts cars in Carson Valley
• Alpine volunteers learning to prepare for emergencies
• Genoa saddles up for Cowboy Poetry festival
• Krolicki says 'no thanks' to run for Congress
• Two injured in Kingsbury rollover
• The R-C Morning Report
• Too much snow for Emigrant Trail alternative route to Lake
• Douglas Sheriff's officers running to honor fallen heroes
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, May 4
• Living life the cowboy way in Genoa
• Gardnerville gym offers accessibility
• Extension Educator addresses looming budget cuts
• Starbucks saves energy at Carson Valley plant
• Family picks up after fire drives them from home
• Carson River to fill its banks this week
• The R-C Morning Report
• Closing of TRPA budget postponed
• Possible smoky haze on the horizon
• Dems open $650 million hole in education budget
• Lawmakers cut funding to two Douglas County operations
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, May 3
• The R-C Morning Report
• Special election will be open to all
• Woman accused of DUI in Saturday rollover
• Man rescues neighbor from burning Ranchos home
• 88 Cups changes hands
• Running Commentary for Monday, May 2
• Program would encourage investment in universities
• Plan would send medical marijuana money to drug treatment program
• Bill would prevent house arrest in fatal DUIs
• The R-C Morning Report
• Osama Bin Laden is dead
• Volunteer helps patients pass time
• American motorcycle racing champion Dick Mann at Shelby's
• EPA, Atlantic Richfield reach deal on Anaconda
• Regional wildland fire exercise a success
• Smith Valley Fire Protection District launches Wildfire Awareness Week
• Gardnerville movie star on display at Firemen's Museum
• Students transform river trail into classroom
• State workers protest cuts in proposed budget
• Indian Creek Reservoir campground open
• Tahoe, Douglas fourth-graders take a learning trip on the M.S. Dixie II.
• Man arrested in poker chip grab
• Forest Service seeks input on Corral Trail design
• Forest Service seeks comments on Upper Truckee River restoration
• Third crime prevention conference hosted
• Board approves boat inspection fees for 2011
• Start of Highway 50 closure pushed back again
• Driver in fatal accident sentenced to jail
• Subject of manhunt taken into custody
• Sheriff's deputies seeking armed man at Tahoe
• Woodfords Station to close shop
• Running Commentary for Friday, April 29
• Suspect possibly barricaded in Tahoe home
• The R-C Morning Report
• Walmart on track to build in south Gardnerville
• Counties say available cash not really available
• Tigers in Paris: Douglas prom Saturday
• Republicans would unify Douglas districts in Legislature, split it for congress
• High-profile North Lake Tahoe redevelopment earns approval
• Bear hunt applications online
• Heybourne to remain closed until Tuesday
• Dan Steven Navone identified as driver in Foothill fatal accident
• Running Commentary for Thursday, April 28
• The R-C Morning Report
• Couple set to plead to charge of luring girls
• Sandoval announces Heller's appointment to Senate
• First Master Plan workshop wraps up today
• Dawn Oxley headed to District Court on drug charges
• County Manager on Running Commentary until 11 a.m.
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, April 27
• The R-C Morning Report
• Advisors fight financial pessimism one client at a time
• Rural businesses eligible for energy grants and loans
• Main Street loan applications due by June 1
• Minden attorney seeks central Nevada judge's position
• 17-year-old sentenced to drug court
• After dirty drug test, suspect gets probation
• BLM seeking tribal representative on resource advisory council
• Brower joins race for Congress
• State: No evidence of quorum in planning appointments
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, April 26
• Treasury phasing out paper checks for Social Security, other federal benefits
• The R-C Morning Report
• Prescription drug roundup set for Saturday
• Governor will name Ensign successor without consulting Legislature
• Wind knocks down wires in Indian Hills
• Suspect pleads not guilty in alleged abuse of handicapped man
• Record number of graduates expected at UNR this spring
• Main Street seeking grant for community garden
• Running Commentary for Monday, April 25
• The R-C Morning Report
• High wind watch in effect for Carson Valley
• Forest adds 800 acres in Upper Summers Meadows
• Minden Scout Troop installs wildife ramps in Sweetwaters
• Easter Egg hunt at Lampe Park today
• School bond reserve bill met with opposition from officials
• Slide season wraps up for Sierra Avalanche Center
• Permits for Johnson Pass will be issued during Highway 50 closure
• Tahoe clarity plan passes California board
• Last day to snowmobile at Bridgeport Winter Recreation Area
• Correctional officers call for prisons audit
• With plenty of snow still on the ground, ski resorts to stop lifts
• Quake preparedness lacking, researcher warns
• Minden soaring team sets new record
• Carson man identified as victim in fatal Mound House accident
• Temporary speed reduction on Johnson Lane
• Showcase spotlights faces of local business
• Pot celebration ends with citation
• Minden breaks ground for $2.9 million maintenance facility
• 20-30 club prepares for summer events
• Early Learning Center bringing the magic
• County Manager T. Michael Brown's answers to additional R2C2 Questions
• Running Commentary for Friday, April 22
• The R-C Morning Report
• Valley church does 40 deeds in 40 days
• Local firefighters raise money for American Lung Association
• Earth Day exemplars: Local companies focus on organic growing
• Fundraiser helps Valley cancer patients
• Brothers accused of stealing Walmart cash
• Ensign strikes colors, will resign senate post
• 2 plead guilty to cardboard pallet fire
• Running Commentary for Thursday, April 21
• South Lake Tahoe City Council supports TRPA breakup
• The R-C Morning Report
• Running Commentary for April 20
• The R-C Morning Report
• Groundbreaking Friday for Minden facility
• Catching up to county's deteriorating roads
• Business Showcase returns to 'face to face' basics Thursday at fairgrounds
• Care Flight celebrates 12 years in Gardnerville
• A season of records for Kirkwood Mountain Resort
• College needs $250,000 to stay open
• First annual awards ceremony honors local heroes
• Man arrested after truck crashes into median
• Man in custody after drug test
• Teen headed for boot camp in firearm theft
• Baseball: Tigers go 2-2 in Las Vegas
• Transportation district could disappear in TRPA divorce
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, April 19
• Sides agree on revamp of mining deductions
• Gear recovered in teens' diving deaths
• River behaving for now
• The R-C Morning Report
• Running Commentary for Monday, April 18
• Douglas unemployment drops in March
• Crew tearing down former Coldwell Banker Itildo building
• The R-C Morning Report
• UNR President Milton Glick dies of stroke at 73
• College's reductions to have drastic impact on Fallon campus
• Funding, boat inspections at risk if bill passes
• Burned forest value central to Tahoe logging fight
• Hundreds remember Keegan and Stephen
• State lawmakers review teacher rights reforms
• Nevada Assembly panel advances 'Brianna's law'
• Rain, warm weather could bring high water
• County, boards reach consensus on property tax restructure
• Douglas speech and debate members headed to Dallas
• Ritger competes in Legion's oratorical scholarship program
• Couple accused of luring teenage girls
• Educator discusses importance of Minden college
• Two men charged in cardboard pallet fire
• Running Commentary for Friday, April 15
• Krolicki delays decision on running for Congress
• The R-C Morning Report
• Hellwinkel Ranch project moving forward
• Water company raises concerns over treatment changes at industrial park
• Auto shop owner wins trip to Talladega
• Gardnerville youth raises money for child soldiers in Africa
• Military Academy Day
• School board pieces together budget
• Activists: Don't weaken public comment
• Ski resorts ready closing dates
• Bill to remove Nevada from TRPA passes committee
• Man accused of taking money from elderly person
• Painter's work featured on cowboy poster
• Woman ordered to stay out of the Walmart
• USS Cole commander will run for congress
• Running Commentary for Thursday, April 14
• Custom framer corners artistic niche in Minden
• Spring snow shower hits Gardnerville
• County green-lights $2.2 million for Genoa
• Students mourn classmates
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, April 13
• The R-C Morning Report
• Custom framer corners artistic niche in Minden
• Study names Douglas healthiest county
• Raley's grant program inspires community action
• Agriculture Innovation series set for Carson Valley
• Hank Curry horse cilnic May 14
• Workshop to study tax rate revision
• Teen admitted to drug court in marijuana sales
• Track & Field: Tigers enjoy banner week on the track
• Man sent to jail in bogus bowling sponsorship
• Couple sentenced in fake kidnapping
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, April 12
• The R-C Morning Report
• Couple faces sentencing this morning
• Firefighters battle first large wildfire of season
• Carson students gather in memory of fallen classmates
• Easter Egg hunt set for Lampe Park
• Running Commentary for Monday, April 11
• The R-C Morning Report
• Easter egg hunt falls to budget cuts
• County manager to participate in RC's 'Running Commentary'
• Gardnerville power to be restored some time after 4 p.m.
• Water science center director hired
• More than 60 school jobs on the block
• Douglas backs bill to withdraw from TRPA
• Man accidentally shot while cleaning gun
• Ski resorts look for snowfall records, ready closing dates
• Driver buried in a highway avalanche recounts horror
• Indian Hills man jailed in $50,000 check fraud case
• Hospital donates defibrillator to Sheriff's Search & Rescue
• Mound House businessman discusses effects of CV Garden & Ranch struggle
• Running Commentary for Friday, April 8
• The R-C Morning Report
• Minden pipeline work will close Heybourne
• County adopts tentative $120 million budget; looks to fix $3.25 million deficit
• Running Commentary for Thursday, April 7
• Snow in foothills, Valley dry so far
• The R-C Morning Report
• Smith's begins fundraising campaign
• Nevada tops list of construction jobs lost in a year
• Businesses can 'adopt-a-pot' as part of downtown revitalization program
• Ranchos couple sought for luring children under 14
• The R-C Morning Report
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, April 6
• School district hosts two more budget workshops
• Businesses can 'adopt-a-pot' as part of downtown revitalization program
• Wine walks return to Main Street May 19
• Bill would pull Nevada out of TRPA
• Douglas students take honors at science fair
• Firefighter nominated for hero award
• Small business owner challenges powers that be in wake of temporary closure
• Attorney General releases report on ouster attempt
• Couple sought for luring children under 14
• TRE burglars headed to prison boot camp
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, April 5
• Tip line established in search for Canadian couple
• The R-C Morning Report
• Running Commentary for Monday, April 4
• Healthy snowpack going into irrigation season
• The R-C Morning Report
• 'Team Elsie' takes on cystic fibrosis
• Douglas battles $3.4 million budget deficit
• California governor declares drought over
• Japan relief benefit at St. Gall Catholic Church
• Running Commentary for FrIday, April 1
• Live grenade prompts bomb squad call
• Library crosses e-divide
• County paid for DMV work
• Convention center bankruptcy could conclude next week
• Sheriff's office receives donation scam report
• Douglas takes fifth in science bowl
• Legislature has more than 1,000 bills
• Race to replace Ensign turning into battle of representatives
• Turtle Rock Park gets facelift
• Douglas real heroes honored at Red Cross breakfast
• R-C Morning Report
• Running Commentary for Thursday, March 31
• The R-C Morning Report
• School district pink slips may go out before Legislature completes budget
• Burning Man permit approved
• General Electric nominated by Guard for freedom award
• Gardnerville Realtor earns distressed property designation
• For Peggy Morris, 81, it's all in her attitude
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, March 30
• The R-C Morning Report
• Tiger Battalion passes muster
• One Read Douglas returns with movie
• Couple denies voting fraud charges
• Students join in Kick Butts Day at Nevada Legislature
• The groundhog's wrong guess
• 'Lunch ladies' serve up spaghetti for ailing colleague
• Man says he was 'too aggressive' with baby
• Burglars sent to prison for Douglas County crimes
• Minden Arby's to close Friday
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, March 29
• Water outlook strong for most of Western Nevada
• The R-C Morning Report
• DMV kiosk returns to Valley
• Running Commentary for Monday, March 28
• The R-C Morning Report
• Native fish species decline
• After 20 years, Alpen Sierra calls it quits at the South Shore
• WNC closure may slow economic growth
• Bailey's story
• Wet weather results in pipeline work delays
• Sierra Lutheran High School hosts open house
• Douglas deputy DA in running for JP
• Event in honor of autism awareness month
• Water operator wins award
• Woman found dead in Lake Tahoe Community College lobby
• Crime free housing program offered at South Shore
• Public comment on aquatic pesticides opens
• Meteorologist talks to students about the weather
• Two officers injured in snowy wrecks
• Storm no match for Bandtastic
• Small farm workshop offered at Western Nevada College
• Aervoe Industries to receive export achievement certificate
• Indian agriculture and rural summit April 28-29
• General Electric nominated for freedom award
• Student held on allegation of campus drug sale
• Douglas unemployment rate drops slightly
• Running Commentary for Friday, March 25
• Gardnerville resident earns glider rating
• The R-C Morning Report
• Following Muir's Footsteps
• Man ordered to drug court in dope sales case
• Young artist displays work at Alpine County Library
• Senate gives final approval to juvenile sentencing bill
• Senate passes job skills bill
• Providing resources for the unemployed
• Heavy snow falling in Carson Valley
• Searchers respond to half dozen calls
• Accomplices admit involvement in staged kidnapping
• Census: Tahoe vacancy rates climb
• Running Commentary for Thursday, March 24
• The R-C Morning Report
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, March 23
• The R-C Morning Report
• Student musicians gather for 'Bandtastic' performance
• Students react to potential Minden college closure
• Cat spay and neuter program at reduced cost
• Fire burning on Jubilee Ranch
• TRPA cancels meeting
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, March 22
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man admits slapping 2-year-old
• Man sentenced to five years for New Year's battery, coercion
• Drug trafficker sentenced to 25 years in prison
• Former bookkeeper pleads guilty to attempted embezzlement
• Two Douglas accidents among two dozen this morning
• Running commentary for March 21
• Nevada higher education rally at Legislature this morning
• Roads are icy this morning
• The R-C Morning Report
• 80, 88 closed due to weather
• Low cost spay and neuter available
• Wildland drill next week
• Councilman attacks TRPA to Nevada Legislature
• Thieves target catalytic converters in South Shore
• Chamber to host Business Expo at MontBleu next week
• Jail expansion nears completion
• Rain on snow floods Bijou neighborhood
• Winter's last gasp trails into spring's first blast
• County grounds Soar Minden
• Running Commentary for Friday, March 18
• The R-C Morning Report
• Douglas grad knows what a big quake's like
• Winhaven resident speaks out against speeding
• High art: Douglas produces top crop of artists
• New lawyer for Oxley on drug charges
• Driver pleads guilty to vehicular manslaughter
• Running Commentary for Thursday, March 17
• Caltrans launches website for Highway 50 closure
• The R-C Morning Report
• Two sought in check cashing fraud
• Running Commentary, Wednesday, March 16
• The R-C Morning Report
• Idaho man partners in Minden law office
• Medication Review opens in Gardnerville
• Grocery stores open up donations for Japan earthquake relief efforts
• Friends rally around cancer patient with spaghetti fundraiser
• Lions host Cow Pasture Golf
• County seeks revocation of Soar Minden permit
• Drug trafficker sentenced to prison
• Suspect denies intentionally hurting baby
• Ex-Dairy Queen manager gets probation, 90 days in jail
• Polar Plunge to benefit Special Olympics on Saturday
• Heller announces candidacy for U.S. Senate
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, March 15
• High wind warning starts 11 a.m.
• The R-C Morning Report
• Minden campus on the chopping block
• Sierra red fox discovery delays plans for Sonora snowmobile crossing
• Running Commentary for Monday, March 14
• The R-C Morning Report
• Full house for first community read event
• Farm Bureau helps ag students get to state
• Closing state parks difficult in most cases
• Coast Guard suspends search for man swept to sea in tsunami
• College will remain open, Minden campus may close in 2012
• Zephyr Cove pilot dies in crash abroad
• Running Commentary for Friday, March 11
• The R-C Morning Report
• District to state: Leave our bond reserves alone
• Introducing the Alpine County auditor
• Supporters hope to save Dangberg Ranch
• School board adopts senior SpringBoard
• Hearing continued for woman accused of prescription drug sales
• Running Commentary for Thursday, March 10
• Douglas jobless rate reflects decrease in labor pool
• The R-C Morning Report
• Couple charged in abuse of 2-year-old
• Couple pleads guilty in phony kidnapping
• Fitness Fair tonight at Carson Valley Middle School
• State fair announces cancellation
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, March 9
• The R-C Morning Report
• Volunteers sought to build home for wounded soldier
• First One Douglas community read event Thursday
• Douglas grad breaks onto the music scene
• Deadline approaches for Main Street business loans
• Family fills more than vending machine orders
• School district recognized for energy savings initiative
• Teen sentenced to three years in prison
• Information sought in 30-year-old Jacks Valley homicide investigation
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, March 8
• The R-C Morning Report
• Ex-Dairy Queen manager up for sentencing
• University budget proposal includes loss of 150 jobs
• Oxley jailed on suspicion of illegal prescription drug sales
• Ensign won't seek another term
• Running Commentary for Monday, March 7
• Man who fell down mine shaft pronounced dead
• The R-C Morning Report
• County parcels out $1.5 million in reserves
• CVI sets site on new parking lot
• Stonefly: Markleeville's new downtown restaurant
• School district faces draconian cuts
• TRPA announces reorganization
• Heyday award winner named
• Gardnerville Elementary teacher raising funds for iPod shuffles
• Running Commentary for Friday, March 4
• The R-C Morning Report
• Meneley inventions proof of hometown ingenuity
• Gardnerville Elementary teacher raising funds for iPod shuffles
• Filmmakers take Valley to the big screen
• Alpine marijuana farmer convicted in federal court
• County delays Soar Minden revocation hearing
• 17-year-old set to plead to drug sales
• Stepfather set to plead guilty to abusing baby
• Woman sentenced to 90 days for obstruction
• Driver pleads guilty to DUI
• Running Commentary for Thursday, March 3
• The R-C Morning Report
• "The Motel Life" moves to Carson today
• Beware of scams
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, March 2
• Man with gun detained near movie shoot
• The R-C Morning Report
• 4-H members dive into second year of scuba program
• Hypnotherapist clears up misconceptions of trade
• Financial advisor Whitaker named to high council
• Douglas implements crime victim notification program
• Equine students raise mustang
• Plea change in check-cashing scheme
• Drug trafficker gets prison
• Fifth reported death this winter stemming from incident at a Tahoe ski resort
• Movie shoot features Gardnerville Basque bar
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, March 1
• Journalism week begins today at UNR
• IRS Has $1.1 Billion for people who haven't filed a 2007 Income tax return
• DUI driver sent to prison for felony
• Sandoval submits 83 bills for state budget
• The R-C Morning Report
• Running Commentary for Monday, Feb. 28
• The R-C Morning Report
• Soaring team sets new distance record
• Power company working on Muller Lane poles
• State parks prepare for closures
• Bail at $80,000 for Californian jailed on drug charges
• Last CVI-Costco senior bus run canceled
• 395 open after five hours of downed lines
• Running Commentary for Friday, Feb. 25
• Snow day for Douglas: RC Morning Report
• Douglas drama takes on Shakespeare
• One Book program at library
• Winter storm cancels raft trips
• Minden Soaring Club hosts March 4 barbecue
• High winds loft record-breaking glider flight
• Weather closes Highway 395 south of Holbrook
• Census releases Nevada county populations
• California man faces drug charges after traffic stop
• Man admits shooting roommate's pitbull
• Couple set for district court appearance
• Guilty plea entered, $522 fine paid in Pinenut fatality
• Accidents close Kingsbury
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Feb. 24
• Douglas sales flat for fifth month in a row
• The R-C Morning Report
• Highway 395 reopened after device found safe
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Feb. 23
• The R-C Morning Report
• McCall Realty welcomes three new agents to Minden office
• Insurance team grows despite economy
• Van drivers needed at food closet
• Swails crowned Miss Douglas County
• Minden students exhibit scientific efforts
• Man pleads guilty to TRE burglary
• Man accused of pulling knife on woman
• Deadbeat dad ordered to pay nearly $100,000 in child support
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Feb. 22
• Reid to speak at Legislature this morning
• Assembly Democrats roll out two more pieces of the economic diversity puzzle
• Lake Tahoe's only heli-ski operation flying smoothly
• Boths sides of Wisconsin issue demonstrate in Nevada capital
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man accused of trying to ram Tahoe police cruiser with front-end loader
• Running Commentary for Monday, Feb. 21
• The R-C Morning Report
• BlueGo ridership up 8 percent
• Indian Hills fire claims garage
• Time to dig out
• Suspicious package evacuates state printing office
• Bill giving Nevada businesses preference in public projects passes Assembly
• Pion Hills principal, counselor, recognized by state association
• Public invited back to review school plans
• Kindergarten registration March 14-15
• Couple warns of telephone scam
• Town settles landscaping lawsuit
• Supervisor session drives lively budget discussion
• Potential for whiteout this afternoon
• Running Commentary for Friday, Feb. 18
• A student's HOPE to start heart group
• Poetry right out loud
• Students win Elks essay contest
• Unleashing the power of kindness
• Snow Day: The R-C Morning Report
• Storm cancels college classes
• Safe driving class offered March 2
• Charges filed in fatal Pinenut Road collision
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Feb. 17
• Snow, accidents, clog streets
• City kids hit slopes at Kirkwood
• Autopsy results inconclusive in Alpine snowmobile crash
• The R-C Morning Report
• RC Running Commentary for Feb. 16
• North county Borders to stay open despite bankruptcy filing
• Snowstorm snarling traffic
• Carson Valley Medical Center issues family challenge
• Housing weatherization program exceeds goal in 2010
• Walking the halls: Pion Hills staff measures foot mileage
• High School fundraiser March 5
• Ruhenstroth welcomes new firefighter
• What season is it?
• Wine and chocolate walk Thursday
• Art gallery in 32nd year
• 'Evening of Musicals' benefit concert Thursday
• County moves into budget process
• Property assessment appeals slowing down
• Sentencing delayed for teen who admitted eluding officer
• Minden company develops eco-friendly fire retardant
• The RC Morning Report
• Wind wildcard in Wednesday's weather
• Gardnerville man pleads guilty to TRE burglary
• Fire call reducing traffic on Highway 395
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Feb. 15
• The RC Morning Report
• Man admits meth trafficking, faces life in prison
• Couple in jail after staged kidnapping
• Snowmobilers finding little snow to ride on
• Running Commentary for Monday, Feb. 14
• East Fork responding to report of fire at Alpine Early Learning Center
• Woman found safe after reported kidnapping
• The R-C Morning Report
• Diamond Valley students write Valentine's essays
• High wind watch takes effect early Monday
• Sierra Lutheran High School fundraising dinner March 5
• Hawk trapped in tree released
• Gardnerville teen with two warrants tackled
• Man arrested in DUI, child endangerment
• Couples Massage Workshop
• Boulder Bay scales back proposed redevelopment
• Cooperative spirit puts veto overrides on hold
• Reno's raccoon problem raised by Senator
• 'Shoe Tree' memorial is Sunday
• Pops orchestra bringing rehearsals back to CVIC Hall
• Agriculture forums start Feb. 22
• Running Commentary for Friday, Feb. 11
• The R-C Morning Report
• Markleeville courthouse architect announced
• Care Flight trains with avalanche dogs at Kirkwood
• Giant sails painted in vacant building
• K-8 option off the table, other improvements moving forward
• State may raid school bond funds
• Douglas' Niday wins Siemens award
• Bake sale benefits Backpack Buddies
• In the Spotlight for Feb. 11
• 'Guys and Dolls Jr.' continues this weekend
• Man to plead in TRE burglaries
• Suspect leaves water bottles at scene
• Secret Witness offers $500 reward in Walmart burglary
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Feb. 10
• The R-C Morning Report
• Cultual Affairs director lays out budget that eliminates job
• South Lake Tahoe fire captain killed in snowmobile accident
• 2011 Amgen Tour of California announces Tahoe routes
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Feb. 9
• The R-C Morning Report
• 2011 Legislature opens for business
• Adopt a flower basket for Valentine's Day
• Search & Rescue team takes safety tips to students
• Days from freedom, woman fails drug test
• Man faces competency hearing
• Teen faces China Spring in car burglaries
• Man admits possession of marijuana for sale
• Local dentist spreads smiles
• Letter from Thanatos
• El Dorado reports strong earnings, no foreclosures
• SBA announces new programs for women-owned businesses
• Man recovering after Ranchos shooting
• Republican senators announce legislative priorities
• Two guilty pleas in vehicle burglary ring
• Brown, Pross, chosen to head planning commission
• Man must give up guns, booze in Johnson Lane shooting case
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Feb. 8
• The R-C Morning Report
• Men set to be arraigned in vehicle burglaries
• Teen pleads in attack on father, daughter
• Waldear wins watershed award
• Green leafy substance for sale at Fallon farmer's market not lettuce
• Body found in Indian Hills park ruled a suicide
• RC Running Commentary for Feb. 7
• Legislative session begins today
• The R-C Morning Report
• Planning staff directed to begin work on 15-year master plan update
• Bear cubs released into Truckee area wilderness
• Llama doing better after dog attack
• Janitor charged with murder in school principal shooting
• CHP looking for cell phone violators on Tuesday
• Woman hurt in hard landing
• Investigators say Wheeler Way shooting appears to be self-defense
• Wheeler Way shooting leaves one critically injured
• Four injured in Muller accident
• New Alpine courthouse architects chosen
• Crimefighting training offered
• Commissioners balk at tiered sewer rate hike
• Waterline installation to cause Johnson Lane traffic delays
• Property owners declare victory in battle over Toler landscaping
• Stepfather charged with felony child abuse of 11-month-old
• R2C2 Running Commentary for Friday Feb. 4
• The R-C Morning Report
• Apply for Mounted Posse scholarship by Feb. 25
• 'Guys and Dolls Jr.' opens tonight
• Poetry Out Loud district event Feb. 12
• Trial date set in landscaping lawsuit
• Woodfords firefighter of the year chosen
• Arts council welcomes new director
• Talk of Nevada State Prison closure delayed
• Public's help sought in finding runaway teen
• Suspect set to plead in Topaz burglary
• Units responding to car accident at 395 and Muller
• Bear hunt foes to attend commission meeting
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Feb. 3
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man charged in dog shooting
• Thieves raid Gardnerville Ahern Rentals
• Stepfather accused of injuring 11-month-old girl
• Wife of commission candidate files Open Meeting Law complaint
• Douglas speech and debate going strong
• Tigers on the march: Douglas hosts regional concert
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Feb. 2
• Motorhome fire extinguished in north Valley
• The R-C Morning Report
• Saddle-trained horse adoption event Feb. 12
• Support groups at Family Support Council
• Flu season officially begins
• Alpine County Women's Center supports survivors of violence
• Work begins on master plan
• Home-based business focuses on 'Happy Beginnings' for special needs children
• Furniture consignment store expands operation
• All City Middle School production of 'Guys and Dolls Jr.' opens Friday
• Woman sent to drug court for theft from brother
• Man tests positive for pot while in court
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Feb. 1
• UNR ranks 21st for top Peace Corps volunteer production
• The R-C Morning Report
• Couple pleads not guilty to phony paycheck scheme
• Running Commentary for Monday, Jan. 31
• The R-C Morning Report
• Woman's arraignment in embezzlement this morning
• Pion Hills sixth-grader spells for the win
• Commissioner: Giving up private job for county commitment
• Effort underway to make women veterans aware of benefits
• 90 days in jail part of probation
• Running Commentary for Friday, January 28
• Schools chief responds to budget plan
• Support groups offered through Family Support Council
• Eagles and agriculture
• Always something new at senior health fairs
• Nice weather eating away at snowpack
• K-8 proposal hinges on middle school closure
• The R-C Morning Report
• Zephyr Cove man fined $120K for illegal construction
• Basketball: Carson Valley middle schoolers take second place
• Man pleads guilty to drug trafficking
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Jan. 27
• The R-C Morning Report
• Coat drive extended until Feb. 13
• Minden man to speak at Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals forum
• Nevada distributes all of revolving loan fund money
• "Misfits" showing to honor 50th anniversary of film
• Child ID event set for Saturday
• Outage response will stay the same, says Liberty Energy
• Television personality, astrophysicist Tyson deGrasse appears at UNR
• Atlantis fountains collect $8,100 for Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Chest trauma likely killed Heavenly skier
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Jan. 26
• The R-C Morning Report
• It's never too early to learn '9-1-1'
• Bently Biofuels receives financial incentive from Rural Development
• 3-year-old's 9-1-1 call brings help to mom
• 2010 report: Home sales climb as prices slide
• Valley locksmith celebrates fifth anniversary
• Deputies investigate open hydrants
• Student film festival to feature projects on Carson watershed
• Adopt a flower basket
• Gardnerville Marine home from Afghanistan
• Couple held on drug charges after Saturday arrest
• Teen brothers admit vehicle burglaries
• Man admits coercion in altercation with girlfriend
• Diverison granted for man who stole from family
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Jan. 25
• Sandoval budget plan: Budget expands reach into local coffers
• The R-C Morning Report
• Watch Nevada's State of the State address live
• Woman, 22, killed in weekend snowboard accident at Lake Tahoe
• Sandoval to lay out budget in address tonight
• Four golden eagles found shot in Lahontan Valley
• Running Commentary for Monday, Jan. 24
• The R-C Morning Report
• Oxley murder case hearing delayed
• Students celebrate Chinese culture
• Heller keeping an eye on health care, economy
• NACO: Involve counties in state budget solutions
• MADD seeking Nevada volunteers
• Springmeyer named Douglas County public administrator
• Dog hurt in accident recovering in Valley
• Douglas unemployment climbs to highest rate so far
• Wolf Pack Basketball: Grading Nevada vs. New Mexico State
• Art classes offer creative outlets
• Scout collects for backpack program
• In the Spotlight for Jan. 21
• New culinary choices at Blind Dog Coffee Co.
• Hazing victim - 'Wants this to go away'
• Running Commentary for Friday, Jan. 21
• Microlending expands in rural Nevada through USDA partnership
• The R-C Morning Report
• Realtors plan to stay on Main Street
• Book donation bolsters Meneley library
• Planning commissioner files open meeting, ethics complaints
• Equine science class gets weanling foal to study
• Playing hide and seek, Alpine County style
• Johnson new president for association of counties
• Sandoval: Personal care attendant money restored
• Stateline woman in serious condition after accident
• Juvenile brothers arrested in vehicle burglaries
• TRE burglary suspects face additional charges
• Burglary suspects set to enter pleas
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Jan. 20
• The R-C Morning Report
• Airport proposing $7.5 million in improvements
• Burglar targets downtown antique shop
• Running commentary for Jan. 19
• Kingsbury reopens after accident
• The R-C Morning Report
• Main Street winter wine walk Feb. 17
• PGA professional joins CVI staff
• Women Entrepreneurs meet Jan. 27
• Valley's hot time cools off today
• Antelope Valley Fire Department hosts sweetheart fundraiser
• Public preview of school projects set for Thursday
• Woman in Mica accident identified
• Motorcyclist hurt in Genoa accident
• Third suspect arrested in TRE burglaries
• Sentencing delayed for man who shot up home
• Fire damages Ranchos roof
• Injured skier chooses cab over ambulance
• Brownouts affecting Genoa
• Man gets probation in mother's death
• Publisher named for Sierra Sun, North Lake Tahoe Bonanza
• Former U.S. Attorney Greg Brower named to replace Raggio
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Jan. 18
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man faces prison for threatening wife with rifle
• Woman injured when 18-wheeler can't stop in time for traffic signal
• Minden sets new record high temperature on Sunday
• Running Commentary for Monday, Jan. 17
• The R-C Morning Report
• Nine apply for public administrator's position
• Tahoe transportation open houses set for next week
• UNR PR students launch Air National Guard campaign
• United Way accepts responsibility for eastern Nevada chapter
• Nevada spent 91 percent of energy stimulus funds
• Forest Service Tahoe Unit management changing
• Revenue sunsets hit June 30
• Gibbons quit paying cut
• Residents take county commissioners to task
• Trails annual meeting on Monday
• Ninth Circuit abandons 'federal defendant' rule
• Conservation easement obtained in Washoe Valley
• Electronic tax filing now open
• Lawyers appointed for burglary suspects
• Alcohol violation earns month in jail
• Running Commentary for Friday, Jan. 14
• The R-C Morning Report
• In the Spotlight for Jan. 14
• New deputy working in Markleeville
• Chairman admits trying to force out vocal planning commissioner
• NSP closure being looked at again
• Cello class offered
• Make the resolution to support local business
• Residents urged to check for radon
• Thanks for making holidays bright
• CVI plans to expand into former Coldwell property
• Nine-year-old's family raising money for service dog
• Sandoval announces 5 percent pay cut
• Bail remains in alleged mailbox incident
• Suspects held in TRE burglaries
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Jan. 13
• The R-C Morning Report
• Driver Ed courses offered in February, April
• Clan Alpine wild horse roundup suspended
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Jan. 12
• The R-C Morning Report
• Learning about the Carson River
• Amazing holiday giving helped feed many
• Cleaning closets a good way to learn about your family
• Planning appointments prompt public outcry
• Delayed sentencing for drug defendant
• Genoans concerned trail system may result in parking congestion, fires
• Minden concerts to include T-shirt sales
• Governor's top staff salaries lower than predecessors'
• Getting onboard with SpringBoard: district tries to bridge rift from controversial curriculum
• Bouncing high: couple takes chance on play center
• Study: Nevada's tax structure will hinder economic recovery
• Stateline casinos post another decrease
• Dad owes nearly $100,000 in child support
• Probation granted for mom who had 12-year-old drive
• Stephanie to be one lane starting Wednesday for pipeline work
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Jan. 11
• The R-C Morning Report
• Bail at $25,000 in alleged mailbox incident
• Running Commentary for Monday, Jan. 10
• Angle not interested in Raggio's seat
• The R-C Morning Report
• Welcome to Gardnerville, test for radon
• Students create videos on river preservation
• Antarctic sub to explore Tahoe
• AMGEN 2012 bid already in works
• DA wants to make some cold medicines prescription-only
• PERS rate hike to cut into state paychecks
• State benefits program to restore some cuts
• Tourism industry scholarship offered
• Student CSIs investigate mock crime scenes
• Koontz Lane reopens; Clearview Drive to close
• Officials investigate New Year's Day death at Stateline casino
• Basketball: Live updates from Douglas-Carson
• Carillon system proposed for Genoa church
• Workshops set for proposed trails
• Douglas library introduces new card
• Winter safety day is today
• Girls' Basketball: Carson tops Douglas in overtime
• U.S. Supreme Court will hear Nevada ethics law case
• Vandal hits Heritage Park; damage $3,000
• Running Commentary for Friday, Jan. 7
• The R-C Morning Report
• Horizon fire limited to air conditioning unit
• Young Chautauqua meeting Jan. 11
• In the Spotlight for Jan. 7
• Units responding to fire at Horizon Casino
• Teen support group meets at library
• Woman alleges suspect burned her lip with cigarette
• Woman pleads guilty to second DUI, texting when car went off road
• Search and rescue seeks volunteers
• No death penalty in Oxley murder
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Jan. 6
• The R-C Morning Report
• Pogonip expected in Valley tonight
• Wrestling: Live updates from Douglas-Galena tonight
• Sen. Raggio resigns senate seat
• Former planning commissioner says he was asked to apply
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Jan. 5
• The R-C Morning Report
• County OKs airport privatization
• Six treated in New Year's Day head-on collision
• Brawl breaks out in Stateline New Year's Day
• Public guardianship fulfills passion for people
• Smith Valley couple takes helm of Minden coffeehouse
• Laxague Feed and Supply celebrates its 30th year
• WNC offers hoop house workshop in Yerington
• McCall Realty opens office in Minden
• What to get out and do in 2011
• Have a good new year
• More than two dozen officials take oath of office Monday
• Foster parents open home to children in need
• Teen successfully completes prison boot camp
• Highway 50 Shoe Tree cut down by vandals
• Sandoval signs orders on ethics, regulations
• Sandoval starts term with hope
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Jan. 4
• The R-C Morning Report
• Bail at $145,637 on drug charges
• Incumbent planning commissioners ousted
• Life in prison for sex with 13-year-old
• Polticial blogger to speak Jan. 12 in Minden
• Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada founder in Minden on Jan. 12
• State Republican Chairman to speak in Minden on Wednesday
• Running Commentary for Monday, Jan. 3
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man faces life in prison for sex with 13-year-old
• Winter weather adisory in effect today
• Crowd well-behaved in Stateline New Year's Eve
• New Year's Day knife fight under investigation
• Giving troubled kids a chance to change
• Genoa gets 8 inches of snow
• Final batch of 2009 laws take effect today
• New Years celebration not as cold or crowded as anticipated
• Officials fight designer drugs
• Gardnerville man makes his mark on the tattoo industry
• Stateline party all in the numbers
• Las Vegas woman killed in Highway 50 accident
• Church thief sentenced to jail
• Bail at $158,000 in alleged weapons theft
• Man arrested with 10 pounds of pot
• The R-C Morning Report
• Tramway fourplex fire started in in chimney chase
• Power restored to some NV Energy customers
• Tahoe basin suffering large power outage
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Dec. 29
• The R-C Morning Report
• Airport management may be privatized
• Man accused of stealing from church
• Man held on Indiana warrant
• Man arrested with marijuana
• Woman held in second DUI
• Douglas senior inducted to donor hall of fame
• Caretaker arrested in alleged abuse
• K2 Pilates welcomes new instructor
• New owners renovate Walley's restaurant
• Edgewood Companies supports community with donations
• WNC Douglas offers business classes
• Commissioners to select three for planning board
• Number of college-bound seniors a guess in Douglas
• Commissioners to select three for planning board
• Accident, fire snarls Kingsbury traffic
• Warrant issued for caregiver in alleged abuse
• Structure on fire on Tramway
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Dec. 28
• Historical markers found in state transportation yard
• Douglas taxable sales continue to be flat
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man hurt in Highway 395 wreck identified as Ronald John Smith
• Power restored to Gardnerville and Minden
• Power outage hits Gardnerville, Minden
• 4 of 7 state museums targeted for closure
• Running Commentary for Monday, Dec. 27
• The R-C Morning Report
• Young cancer survivor makes smooth transition to middle school
• Public speaking offered through 4-H
• Aviation center will seed development on east side of airport
• Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus
• Pion Hills broadcasts concert to Afghanistan
• County seeks applicants for public administrator
• Airport business owner, county sue each other over contract disputes
• Man waives drug case hearing
• Judge orders 90 meetings in 90 days
• Stateline man back in custody
• Project Santa brings Christmas to those in need
• Possible life threatening injuries in Airport accident
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Dec. 23
• Winds cause damage during weekend storm
• Spokesman: Sandoval budget will be his own, not Gibbons'
• Judge says state can take money from district fund
• Hawthorne welcomes home wounded son
• Foreclosure begins on 'The Hole'
• The R-C Morning Report
• County seeks applicants for public administrator
• Hovering helicopter pilots mugging for command's Facebook page
• Museum evacuated for gas odor
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Dec. 22
• The R-C Morning Report
• Public speaking offered by 4-H
• Happy holidays to all
• Valley Woodturners adopt Silver Stage High School
• Second-graders letters to Santa Claus
• Minden Invention Convention inspires adults
• Lyon 911 restored
• Sweet Images opens candy shop through Thursday
• Minden operation blends the high-tech with small-town
• Third-graders light up senior center with holiday classics
• Pau-Wa-Lu groups in KOLO-TV Christmas special
• Ex-manager admits Dairy Queen embezzlement
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Dec. 21
• Census releases state population numbers this morning
• The R-C Morning Report
• Man sentenced to prison for drug-related theft
• Teen back in custody for alleged drug violation
• Lyon County 911 down: Douglas 911 operating normally
• Man hurt in collision with garage
• Running Commentary for Monday, Dec. 20
• GNCU scholarship program recognized nationally
• ComputerCorps is moving
• Wounded soldier home for Christmas
• Slick roads cause accidents
• Stormy Monday: R-C Morning Report
• Flood advisory continues for Carson Valley
• Valley under small stream flood watch
• Heavenly opens new lodge
• Gaming alliance at Visitor's Authority donate $20,000
• TRPA will appeal federal court ruling
• Candle with care: Keep holiday fires burning safely
• Small stream flooding expected Sunday
• Toys for Tots campaign faces shortage
• Gibbons, Sandoval name new gaming board members
• Ag director won't be back under Sandoval
• Gibbons portrait hung quietly on Friday
• Winter holiday travel on the rise, car club says
• Heavy rainfall could hit early Sunday morning
• Avalanche danger reported extreme
• Slushy Saturday makes for treacherous driving
• Dozens of accidents snarl Northern Nevada highways
• Douglas planning for a wet Christmas
• Nanny ad leads to solicitation for funds
• Running Commentary for Friday, Dec. 17
• Douglas jobless rate third highest in state
• The R-C Morning Report
• Sierra Ballet holiday show
• Hard rock mining brought supervisor to Markleeville
• 'ASPIRE'ing to the future
• TOAD's 'Mulan Jr.' continues this weekend
• The Duke says farewell
• Couple enters pleas in brawl in front of 5-year-old
• Driver installs emergency lights to 'mess with friends'
• Helicopter crash drill tests emergency response
• Tax tips to wrap up the year
• DIRECTV will pay $13.25 million to settle deceptive practices complaint
• Business courses offered at Minden college campus
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Jan. 16
• Report criticizes hostile atmosphere at Ag Department
• Friends in Service Helping men's shelter fully reopened
• The R-C Morning Report
• Sheriff advises residents to prepare for possible flooding
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Dec. 15
• Wet storms bring chance of flooding
• Good weather for a motorcycle ride
• Christmas play explores the adolescence of Santa Claus
• Gardnerville man hopes to aid bullied
• Helicopter crash drill tests emergency response
• Three hurt in Stateline fights
• Second fiber optic line in the works
• Professional stager discusses the art of selling homes
• Minden insurance agent among the distinguished
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce, SBA, launch new online tool
• Young Chautauqua starts Jan. 11
• DARE graduates 76
• Kiwanis ornaments on sale
• Sierra Ballet presents holiday celebration
• The R-C Morning Report
• Public administrator files second resignation
• Man says he shot dog in self-defense
• Man admits theft of jewelry, silverware from his family
• 17-year-old admits to eluding deputy
• Kingsbury snarled by snow
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Dec. 14
• The R-C Morning Report
• Dec. 20 will be busiest mailing day
• Woman gets probation for using disabled client's bank cards
• High winds, rain, expected Tuesday in Valley
• Man gets probation in child pornography case
• State to raise jobless tax
• Federal judge strikes down Obama's health care law
• Army guardsman Nicholas Moody released
• Running Commentary for Monday, Dec. 13
• The R-C Morning Report
• Scarselli students go caroling on campus
• Red Hut at Ski Run now open for dinner
• Police seeking information in Halloween jewelry heist
• TART's winter transit services begin today
• House takes first step to restore geothermal royalties
• Reach out and grab a Tahoe adventure
• Bird count takes off Jan. 2
• Woman in Mono helicopter crash undergoing skin grafts
• Backpack Buddies Club enters fourth year at Minden Elementary
• Gardnerville moves to plan B on Hellwinkel Ranch
• Hearing set in Silver Springs grandmother's killing
• Vail reports increases in first quarter
• Two injured bear cubs find refuge at Reno's Animal Ark
• Food drive sets new record at 85,000 pounds
• Rash of vehicle break-ins in Ranchos
• Share Your Holiday food drive off to a strong start
• Running Commentary for Friday, Dec. 10
• The R-C Morning Report
• 2010 Candy Dance revenues continue lower
• Genoans back off annexation
• Fall brings great winter weather to Alpine
• Soroptimists distribute $18,000 in grants
• October AVID volunteer of the month
• Gardnerville stylist sows the seeds of self-expression in Afghanistan
• TOAD presents 'Mulan Jr.'
• Douglas speech and debate gets big wins
• Veteran Gardnerville board members say good-bye
• Wanted: Elves with lots of cheerful spirit
• Drive-by food drive today
• Minden resident's solar power firm wins award
• Highway Patrol seeking hit and run driver
• Charge may be dismissed against mother
• 5-year-old girl witnesses drunken brawl
• Douglas still down as state casino winnings rise
• American Flats mill being torn down
• Tahoe Douglas takes over plan review
• ACT testing registration open
• Public input deadline closes in on Mt. Rose roundabout project
• Bonanza community editor joins Parasol staff
• Auditors criticize consultant costs
• Men's homeless shelter partially reopens in Stewart
• Animal activist succumbs to cancer
• Prisons, safety directors to retire
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Dec. 9
• The R-C Morning Report
• 911 restored to most of county
• Broken fiber optic cable isolates Valley
• Major phone outage affecting Douglas County, Lyon County, parts of Eastern Calif.
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Dec. 8
• The R-C Morning Report
• Cowboy festival gets $7,000 grant
• Nevadaworks launches new workforce liaison program
• Tribal dental clinic opening in Coleville
• Douglas' Dillon McKenzie walking proud
• Minden eatery unveils new name
• Hawthorne soldier home for Christmas
• Tree brings Christmas joy
• Two hurt during weekend accidents
• Douglas County 4-H competes in Reno Poultry Show
• Woman admits rifling brother's savings while he's deployed
• Man hurt in early morning Saturday accident
• Clock ticking on death penalty decision in Oxley killing
• Search on for Sierra Nevada red fox
• Support group wins top parade of lights award
• Running Commentary for Monday, Dec. 6
• The R-C Morning Report
• Memorial established for Ted Bacon
• Tree donation for raffle highlights downtown Gardnerville
• Student walks despite diagnosis
• Increased funding for sage-grouse initiative in Nevada
• First wet storm of December arriving
• Trails projects win grants
• Douglas High annual holiday concert Dec. 16
• Gaming experts gather for Governor's Conference
• Genoans celebrate season
• Pot, cocaine seized at Stateline storage unit
• Sunrise, East Valley systems consolidated
• Springmeyer appointed public administrator, guardian
• Carson High School students will be released on time after lockdown lifted
• BLM releases wild horse report
• Running Commentary for Friday, Dec. 3
• The R-C Morning Report
• Christmas events in the Valley
• Annual parade to brighten winter sky Saturday
• State rejects Holbrook barrier
• Minden Backpack Buddies Club enters fourth year
• Assessed value for county drops
• County seeks applicants for boards
• Minden says 'good-bye' to veteran town board members
• Valley lights off Christmas
• Bing Crosby's widow recovering after traffic accident
• Ex-manager set for district court; agrees to repay $27,000
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Dec. 3
• Search called off for Rick Gentry missing in Galena Park
• The R-C Morning Report
• Nevada's budget for 2012-13: $5.3 billion
• Carson City man recovering after Alpine avalanche
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Dec. 1
• The R-C Morning Report
• Minden student wins peace poster contest
• Turkeys needed for Christmas dinners
• Election means EnEarl could return Jan. 1
• Sewer rate hike discussion Thursday
• Homeowners sign letter seeking consolidation
• Man receives six-year prison term in Lampe Park stabbing
• Man admits neglecting mother
• Governor-elect hopeful forum predicts brighter budget future
• Unemployment extension stalls in Congress
• Lights, Christmas, Action
• Main Street Gardnerville urges residents to shop locally
• 14-month son motivation behind new kids play center
• School district seeking input on vision statement
• Businesses team up for troop packages
• Upcoming Christmas events in the Valley
• Matlean heads to district court in Oxley murder
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Nov. 30
• The R-C Morning Report
• Preliminary hearing in Oxly killing continues today
• Power outage affects downtown Gardnerville
• Prison mandatory for man who admitted sex with 13-year-old
• County eyeing permanent motocross track near Topaz campground
• Man sent to prison in Bodie Flats extortion
• Increased avalanche danger in Sierra
• Running Commentary for Monday, Nov. 29
• The R-C Morning Report
• Sentencing in Bodie Flats extortion case this morning
• Young philanthropists form Charity Club
• Freezing temperatures could leave slick roads
• Lawsuit alleges abuse of woman by probation officer
• Transient says jail "not too bad"
• Drug court ordered for 20-year-old
• Free class offered for teen drivers
• Addict sent back to jail for violation
• Black Friday shoppers brave the cold
• Gathering set Dec. 11 for Ted Bacon
• Season of giving
• Arts council seeks executive director
• Local merchants offer holiday goods
• Pie in the eye all part of Scarselli food drive
• Valley rancher killed in So. Cal car crash remembered
• Dairy Queen manager accused of embezzling $28,000
• Valley rancher killed in collision
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Nov. 24
• The R-C Morning Report
• Student curiosity highlighted at Meneley science fair
• Family history culminates in new computer shop
• Women Entrepreneurs holiday mixer Dec. 2
• Merrill Gardens names assisted living supervisor
• Cell Solution announces last day of business
• Coleville teams make state championships
• Volunteers brave snow to hand out meals at food closet
• Forecast for chilly Thanksgiving
• Defendant successfully completes DUI court
• Credit card thief gets 90 days in jail
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Nov. 23
• The R-C Morning Report: Stormwatch II
• DMV warns of insurance scam
• Fuel leak causes pickup truck fire
• Running Commentary for Monday, Nov. 22
• The R-C Morning Report: Stormwatch
• Wildhorse roundup expected to be done by Thanksgiving
• Roads clearing in Valley
• Road controls reported on Valley highways
• Block D brings home the turkeys
• Second wave of storm arriving
• Three inches of snow in Carson Valley
• Despite baggage, Ensign says job isn't done
• NDOT ready for winter weather
• Nevada economic output fell last year
• Man pleads in beating death of woman walking her dog
• BLM policies not followed in fatal California 200 race
• Lake Tahoe restoration plan gains key approval
• Sheriff's office warns of recent attempted child abductions
• Arrests made in Meyers burglaries
• Storm warning starts at 10 p.m.
• Six pounds of pot found in vehicle
• Meth worth $145,000 seized in Stateline
• Wandering horse killed on Kimmerling
• Woman charged with stealing $4,000 from brother in military
• Ace over eight wins Kingsbury district seat
• Chimney fire out after quick response
• Running Commentary for Friday, Nov. 19
• The R-C Morning Report
• Re/Max office devotes party money to meals for less fortunate
• Alpine Caltrans crew reminds motorists to be careful
• One hurt in Gardnerville accident
• Weather may close forest roads early
• Tattersall receives flight instructor gliding rating
• Family, church hold turkey drive
• First road controls into the mountains
• Forecast calls for snowy weekend
• High card to resolve Kingsbury election tie
• Freshmen lawmakers learn the ropes for 2011 session
• Economist: Job growth in Nevada by mid-2011
• Man to plead in elderly mother's death
• Elderly shoplifter gets suspended sentence
• Man set to enter plea in lewdness case
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Nov. 18
• Wind heralds arrival of winter storm
• The R-C Morning Report
• Highway 395 reopens after accident
• Southbound lanes of 395 closed for accident
• Court date set for plea in firearms charge
• CVMS students disciplined for pro-marijuana campaign
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Nov. 17
• The R-C Morning Report
• East Valley crash results in DUI arrest
• Carson woman arrested in felony traffic stop
• Are you smarter than a fifth-grader?
• Soar Minden owner posts pumps
• Family seeks help for Nevada soldier detained in Abu Dhabi
• EMCO High Voltage Corp. gives area economy a charge
• Flying Start Aero offers cutting-edge flight simulator
• Main Street Gardnerville offers reduced loan rate
• GNCU Minden branch employee recognized
• Pet salon hosts grand opening
• TRE residents seeking wireless service from new tower
• Help available in foreclosure cases
• GE evacuates after mysterious package delivery
• Students benefit from Kids & Horses program
• Deadbeat dad ordered to pay $16,714
• Angora standoff resolved
• Carson woman sentenced to probation for witness tampering
• Suspect claims meth was slipped in his food
• Standoff closes Ranchos street
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Nov. 16
• New Tahoe analysis adds 'when' and 'how much' to climate change forecasts
• The R-C Morning Report
• Gardnerville man sent to prison for two felony DUIs
• Winter commencement is Dec. 4
• Teenager follows through on county commission announcement
• 3.7 earthquake leads increased activity near Markleeville
• Running Commentary for Monday, Nov. 15
• The R-C Morning Report
• For some offenders, community service is welcome alternative to jail
• Watch for firefighters and fill the boot this weekend for MDA
• Airport website online
• Marines observe Corps' 235th birthday
• California Sno-Park passes now on sale at Carson office
• Christmas tree cutting permits on sale Nov. 22
• Running Commentary for Friday, Nov. 12
• The R-C Morning Report
• GES honors veterans at annual assembly
• Jacks Valley first-graders help others by reading
• School district initiates first projects of master plan
• County seeks to void Riverwood contract
• Airport sets up new website
• Stop and shop Saturday
• Teenager to seek county commissioner's seat
• DHS Tigers on Stage present 'A Night of Comedy Improvisation'
• Man appeals lawsuit questioning officials
• Valley could see snow today
• The R-C Morning Report
• Court date set for teen accused of eluding deputy
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Nov. 10
• California man faces felony drug charges
• Former Valley man chronicles Vietnam experience
• Schuler sentencing set for this morning
• Date set for Pine Nut horse roundup
• Former youth coach sentenced in child abuse
• The RC Morning Report
• Ex-youth coach sent to prison for sexual conduct with girls
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Nov. 11
• Parents of 'tortured' baby sent to prison
• Gardnerville man inducted into Army Guard hall of fame
• New garage offers 38 years of experience
• New company reaches out to Walley's time-share owners
• Parent seminar today
• Learn yoga and contribute to backpack cause
• Give thanks on Veterans Day to those who served
• Veteran-related events in Carson Valley
• Palomino shut down in search for man
• EnEarl resigns as public administrator
• Running Commentary for Aug. 12
• Big marijuana farm found in Alpine County
• Nevada radon poster contest offers cash prizes
• The R-C Morning Report
• BLM Announces Firewood Cutting Area in Lyon County
• Concert series opens Sept. 30
• Bicyclist injured in Highway 395 accident
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Aug. 11
• Judge throws out school newspaper libel case
• South Lake Tahoe continues as king of high gas prices
• Ascent Douglas eyes the mountaintop of new industry
• NCET to host fifth annual Entrepreneur Expo in Reno
• Guardsmen visit GE after returning home from war
• Sierra Saver at lower rate through August
• 4-H members earn horsemanship certification
• Happy Heelers win awards
• Vote split on county wind energy ordinance
• President signs jobs bill
• The R-C Morning Report
• CVI jumps into 26th birthday celebration with Flying Elvi
• Defendant pleads guilty to drug possession three years after teen's overdose
• The R-C Morning Report
• Tahoe poster issued as part of Aug. 17 summit
• Five years in prison for drunk driving with boy in truck
• Running Commentary for Tuesday, Aug. 10
• Former Nevada Gov. Guinn's death ruled accidental
• V&T back on track after mudslide
• Trial set in alleged desert kidnapping
• Running Commentary for Monday, Aug. 9
• Kids & Horses offers tack sale, free barbecue at group's Minden
• Golf tournament will benefit Austin's House
• Benefits cuts: What's in store
• Topix will drop fee for abuse postings
• Need 1,000 Facebook friends in a hurry?
• Mud slide caused V&T derailment
• Work on new Heavenly lodge begins
• The R-C Morning Report
• Wolf Creek fire up to 752 acres
• Baby left in locked car OK
• McMorris approved as interim East Fork justice
• Genoa OKs cowboy poetry pact
• Flash flood watch issued for eastern Sierra
• Classic cars visit Minden
• Flash flood warning issued for Mono and Alpine counties
• Nevada radon poster contest offers cash prizes
• Staples to give teachers free supplies
• Douglas High student tours U.S. Capitol, U.N.
• 16th Peace Officers class graduates Aug. 13
• Investigation continues in Silver Springs disappearance
• Data collection for travel mode survey begins this month
• Tahoe Vista boat launch to close after weekend
• Horse advocates ask court to halt mustang roundup
• Unemployment benefits reinstated for half of recipients, so far
• Governor candidates to debate Aug. 29
• Nevada appliance rebate program still has money
• State slashing health benefits
• Council deals with growing jobless benefit debt
• Public forums on new Meneley principal tonight
• Smoke plume result of work on Wolf Creek fire
• Minden man arrested after allegedly running over deputy's foot
• The R-C Morning Report
• Running Commentary for Friday, Aug. 6
• Indian Hills fire stopped at less than an acre
• Noonan builds relationship with school board
• Flying Elvi to visit Carson Valley skies Monday
• Genoa seeking Candy Dance vendors
• Retired volunteer chief dead at 70
• Time to take a walk through the wildflowers
• Wet winter and spring precipitate infestation
• Running Commentary for Thursday, Aug. 6
• Project School Days accepting donations
• Alpine fire closes trails, road
• East Fork aiding Carson in Curry house fire
• Hearing set for parents accused of injuring baby
• Main Street Gardnerville shows off kiosk, offers loans
• Re/Max reveals 'top 25'
• Study ranks Edward Jones highest in investor satisfaction
• Gardnerville native to manage Adele's in Carson
• Hopefuls add names to JP applicants' list
• The R-C Morning Report
• Running Commentary for Wednesday, Aug. 4
• Fire burning south of Markleeville
• Public forums on new Meneley principal Friday
• Man accused of possessing child pornography
• Annual Reno car show a potential boon to Valley
• Work continues on bypass as NDOT seeks funding for final phase
• Wolf Creek fire smoke visible in Valley
• The R-C Morning Report
• Felony DUI earns 10-year prison term
• Douglas Residents Join Organic Food Teams
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Douglas County
• Carson Valley Days

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