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DOHA: Dr Adel Abdulaziz Al Sayed, Vice President of the International Diabetes Federation and Advisor to the World Health Organization, praised the great interest that Qatar pays...

A 23-year-old Carson City woman succumbed to injuries she received in a Dec. 29 collision at Centerville and Highway 88, family members confirmed on social media on Friday.

SHOWING: The bigger picture 2023-12-29

On October 24, 2023, representatives of the Treasury, the Federal Reserve, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation released their final rule with respect to the Community...

After the closure of the Buffalo Wild Wings in Carson City on Nov. 5, 2023, there have been widespread rumors of a Texas Roadhouse taking its place. Unfortunately, there is no evidence that Texas Roadhouse or another business is moving into that space as of right now, according to Hope Sullivan, the Community Development Director for Carson City.

The Annual MLK Parade is set for Saturday, January 13, 2024. The parade will start on Poplar Ave. same route as the Christmas parade. Parade line up starts at 10:00, parade starts at 11:00. The parade theme is A Celebration for the whole Community.

Whoo-hoo for Wednesday. The week keeps plugging along and the temperatures are rising. Head to McFadden Plaza for this afternoon’s Farmers Market; they are almost over for the year. Keep close to downtown and take advantage of the Brewers Cabinet Tap Takeover of the Firkin and Fox. Grab the mic at SlotWorld’s karaoke night.

Minister of Sport, Art, and Culture Zizi Kodwa paid tribute to veteran playwright Mbongeni Ngema who died in a car accident on Wednesday.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – State Rep. Pat Marsh, R-Shelbyville, today announced $1,830,000 in grants for community development projects

One thing Watsonville has to look forward to in 2024: The start of a new Housing Element cycle. A draft of the city's housing plans for the next eight years, which includes the construction of 2,053 new units, is available for the public to view at the Watsonville Public Library, Old City Hall and online.