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Happy Thursday, Carson City! Lets take a look to see what the weekend has in store for us.

Returning for its final weekend where theatre goers are transported into a live, black and white world of suspense and intrigue, local troupe Proscenium Players, Inc., rounds out Friday, Saturday and Sunday with "Rope," a gripping play originally created by Patrick Hamilton and later transformed into a cinematic masterpiece by the legendary Alfred

Concetta (Connie) Kulikowski, a resident of Carson City for the past six years, previously of Las Vegas for 36 years, passed away on March 29, 2012 at the age of 90. She was born June 11, 1921 in ...

Merle M. Avila, beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather went home on March 5, 2012. He retired 20 years ago from the cement masons and moved to Gardnerville and built a home...

Former school board chair Barbara Howe has been gone for just a couple of weeks but there has been only one person officially apply to the board to fill out the rest of Ms.

On Saturday morning, eyes went to the skies for the annual Solar Eclipse that took place. Did you get a picture of the eclipse? Send it to kelsey@carsonnow.org

On Saturday morning, eyes went to the skies for the annual solar eclipse that took place. Photos were submitted by Bill Hopp, Donald Scott, Edward Howell and Randy and Vivian Spiker.

Thursday 8 Ball BCA Scotch Doubles Pool League 18 week Summer Pool League Session Carson City Division August 2023 BCA League Operator: Cindy Valentine email: cmisterbo@me.com phone: 775-691-8185 Week 8 of 18 (1) 1 Hit Wonders (Ed’s Doghouse) 7/1 (win/loss) Games played: 43/29 (2) The Nevada Aces (Homegrown Bowl) 6/2 (win/loss) Games played: 46/26

Restaurant inspections conducted by the Carson City Health and Human Services Environmental Health Division:

In an audacious venture, the Proscenium Players, Inc. are set to defy the conventional with a groundbreaking black-and-white play, bringing to life the trials, tribulations and triumphs of creating an entirely grayscale spectacle. As the curtains prepare to rise on Oct.