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Carson Street Green Dining Banner flies to support Carson City restaurants - Vimarsana News

Carson Street Green Dining Banner flies to support Carson City restaurants

GreenUP!, an environmental education non-profit working with local businesses, asks the community to support sustainable dining by bringing their appetites to Carson City Green Dining Restaurants while the banner flies now through Sunday, March 31.

Gallery: 20th Annual Motor Officer Training Challenge Day Two - Vimarsana News

Gallery: 20th Annual Motor Officer Training Challenge Day Two

Carson City Sheriff’s Office shows of their talent at the 20th Annual Motor Officer Training Challenge Event

Board of Supervisors approves Curry Street money, Jarrad Ranch purchase - Vimarsana News

Board of Supervisors approves Curry Street money, Jarrad Ranch purchase

Carson City Board of Supervisors approved $75,500 in funding for Curry Street farmer's market and related events, with some heated debate over lack of transparency from the Office of Business Development. The board also approved the $3.7 million purchase of the 368 acre Jarrad Ranch on Carson River Road.

Green Dining District participates in Plastic Free July - Vimarsana News

Green Dining District participates in Plastic Free July

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver State's oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

Carson City approves draft for 911 surcharge increase to pay for body cameras - Vimarsana News

Carson City approves draft for 911 surcharge increase to pay for body cameras

In 2018, law enforcement agencies across the state will be required to outfit officers with body cameras, and counties have just under a year to implement a way to pay for them. On Thursday, the Carson City Board of Supervisors took the first steps in approving a plan to pay for the cameras.