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CD Release of 'Welcome Back To Markleeville' at Cutthroat Saloon

"Welcome Back To Markleeville" a music CD by Beans Sousa and Friends, includes duets with Lacy J. Dalton, Mary McCaslin, and The Slade Rivers Band. A portion of the proceeds will go to "The Fund To Stock Trophy Fish" in The Carson River, overseen by Todd Sodaro, owner of The Carson River Resort. The CD will be released on Saturday April 28 Opening Day California Stream Fishing) with a performance at The Cutthroat Saloon inside The Wolf Creek Inn at 7pm that evening.

Tahoe Mountain Bike Patrol ready to train new members

U.S. farmers helping China increase food production

Truckee crews expect road to reopen Thursday

Fish On: California Opening Day river, lake and stream report

Here is this week's fishing report and a reminder that Saturday, April 28 is the Opening Day of California lake, river and stream fishing. This report covers water ways throughout Northern California, the Sierra, Nevada and Southern Oregon. To learn more about opening day or to get a California fishing license, go here.

ALMANOR LAKE, CALIF:

Outdoors with Don Q: Have your California fishing license for opening day

With Saturday's opening day of fishing on California waters, you'll need to possess the proper 2012 license to be legal. You can purchase the license and any applicable stamp(s) at a number of South Lake Tahoe area outlets or on the Web. If you plan to fish this weekend, go here for the latest fishing report for rivers, lakes and streams around Northern California and the Sierra. Here's some info on license requirements:

Rain to stay in basin through Thursday

Big sixth inning leads Vikings over Whittell

ZEPHYR COVE, Calif. - With an 8-1 win, South Tahoe can call themselves South Shore softball champs this season after beating Whittell on Monday. The two squads faced each other twice last week, ...

Whittell and South Tahoe split doubleheader

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - Both coaches chalked up their team's win - and loss - to its mentality. For Whittell, their attitude proved to be the difference in the first game, while in the second...

Soroptimists looking for designer of next wine poster

Artist Reception at Bona Fide Books May 5

Event Date: 
May 5, 2012 - 5:30pm

An Artist Shows “What Remains” at Bona Fide HQ May 5

On Sat. May 5, from 5:30 pm to 7:30 p.m. Bona Fide Books will host an art reception for local photographer and writer Stacy Hicks, featuring her collection “What Remains.” Free and open to the public, the exhibit will feature 16 black and white images. Refreshments will be served.

Hicks, who lives in Strawberry, CA with her son, says that her photographs reveal the things that people often don’t see, and this is what she finds most interesting in her subjects. She favors black and white film, because “It’s more honest.”

Fireball Over California/Nevada: How Big Was It?

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology weighs in on Sunday's loud boom heard and fireball seen from California's Central Valley to Lake Tahoe to Las Vegas:

Food safety impacting wildlife, water quality

Victims’ right crowd captivated by Dugard kidnapping story

Marchesseault strikes out 16 but Vikings drop doubleheader to Truckee

TRUCKEE, Calif. - In the first of two games, South Tahoe got all it could ask from senior pitcher Colton Marchesseault, but didn't have the same production at the plate against Truckee.The Wolve...

Deputies discover burglar may have been living in unoccupied residence

A burglar may have briefly lived inside a Douglas County house after cutting a hole in the residence and stealing several items, according to a Douglas County Sheriff's deputy report.Deputies respo...

Jaycee Dugard's mom recounts kidnapping, reunion

SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) - The mother of kidnap victim Jaycee Dugard says she bears an "overwhelming sadness and incredible anger" over "18 hellish years" of separation from her daughter.The Santa R...

O’Rourke looking at job in Washington; Medford off the table

Guilty verdict rendered in killing of Placerville principal

Court order closes Blue Lakes, other 4x4 trails

Four-wheelers hoping to roll over some of the region's most well-known trails may have to make other plans this year.A court order handed down by U.S. District Court Judge Lawrence Karlton will ext...

Education roundup: South Tahoe alumni takes to the sea

Maybe it was the trips to Monterey Bay Aquarium in grade school at Meyers Elementary, or the enthusiastic biology lessons by South Tahoe High School's Roy Benavidez.Whatever sparked her love for...

Barton Health accepting grant applications

Barton Foundation is currently accepting applications for its 2012 grants.Programs and organizations that benefit the South Lake Tahoe area are eligible for the grants. Barton Health Grants provide...

Letter to the editor: Protect freedom

Once again Michael Zucker, as Obama did, displays his ignorance of the founding principles of the United States. Co-equal branches of government monitor each other and have the power to stop abuses...

Snippets about Lake Tahoe

STHS student’s photography singled out

Opinion: Loop road project is a dream gone bad

If you could change anything in TRPA’s Regional Plan, what would it be?

Rural Nevada counties plotting joint economic strategy

USFS wants input on proposed improvements at William Kent near Tahoe City

CVS in old Bill’s casino to open in May; other tenants lined up

Terry Probyn, mother of Jaycee Dugard tells of 18 'hellish years' to victims' rights audience

Terry Probyn, the mother of kidnap victim Jaycee Lee Dugard told a Sonoma County victims' rights audience Tuesday that she carries “overwhelming sadness and incredible anger” over “18 hellish years” of separation from her daughter.
The Santa Rosa Press Democrat reports how Probyn, 53, recounted her ordeal during the Sonoma County Crime Victim’s Rights Week event, telling of the separation from Dugard, who at age 11 was kidnapped by Phillip and Nancy Garrido from a South Lake Tahoe street on June 10, 1991.

LTCC hires VP from the K-12 sector

Eldorodo National Forest lifts seasonal road closures

Man, 31, killed in big-rig crash at North Tahoe runaway truck ramp

INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - Details are unclear regarding circumstances that led to a fatal big-rig crash Monday afternoon at the runaway truck ramp near the intersection of highways 431 and 28 on L...

Fire in the sky

While a meteor that streaked over California and Nevada this weekend may have sounded like it landed at the South Shore, the fireball likely broke up somewhere south of the Lake Tahoe Basin, acc...

Broken water line delays traffic on Pioneer Trail

A loose connection caused water from a 10-inch line to run into Cold Creek and slowed traffic along Pioneer Trail Monday afternoon, according to South Tahoe Public Utility District officials.The co...

Alternative medicine that works for you

You opt to pop echinacea pills when you have a cold, but will it really help? Many Americans think so. Surveys show that almost 40 percent of adults use some form of complementary and alternative m...

SEC sues Stateline man involved in CalPERS scandal

‘No party preference’ growing in popularity

Truck driver killed on Mount Rose Highway from Carson Valley

Kudos & Kindness: Heavenly ended the season on a high note

I would like to take a moment, on behalf of myself and a good number of locals and other pass holders, to thank Heavenly Mountain Resort and its management for three unbelievable days of skiing on ...

Edgewood to begin S. Tahoe park; lodge project draft EIS out

Eric S. Holton of Gardnerville ID'd in North Lake Tahoe truck ramp accident

The deceased driver of the commercial truck that crashed through the runaway ramp at Mount Rose Highway near Incline Village on Monday has been identified as Eric S. Holton, 31 of Gardnerville.
Nevada Highway Patrol troopers were dispatched at 2:48 p.m. to the accident on State Route 431, approximately one-half mile east of State Route 28, near Incline Village. The vehicle involved was a 2006 gray Freightliner truck tractor pulling a 1989 flat bed trailer transporting composite decking materials traveling westbound on the two-lane highway.

Second showing for 'Walking the West' Documentary

Event Date: 
April 30, 2012 - 7:00pm

Lake of the Sky Outfitters will be offering a second showing of the award winning documentary "Walking the West" about hiking the Pacific Crest Trail. Due to limited seating please RSVP to (530) 541-1027, or info@lakeoftheskyoutfitters.com. Follow them on Facebook here.

Location

Lake of the Sky Outfitters
1023 Emerald Bay Rd. Next to Subway at the Y
United States
38° 54' 45.09" N, 120° 0' 14.5728" W

Windy conditions ahead as storm front to push through Lake Tahoe and Sierra

A cutoff low will move into the Sierra and Western Nevada on Wednesday bringing increased chances for precipitation and gusty winds, according to the National Weather Service in Reno. Some showers and thunderstorms are expected in the Sierra today.

Report: Nevada Tax System Ranks High For Entrepreneurs, Small Business

CARSON CITY — A new business index evaluating the states on the effects of their tax systems on entrepreneurship and small business ranks Nevada 3rd behind South Dakota and Texas.
The Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council’s “Business Tax Index 2012” pulls together 18 different tax measures, and combines them into one tax score that allows the 50 states and District of Columbia to be compared and ranked.

Activities for adults and kids center on wildfire awareness

UNR technology used for NASA quake monitoring test

GPS technology developed and implemented at the University of Nevada, Reno will be the centerpiece of a major test this year by NASA to pinpoint the location and magnitude of strong earthquakes along the West Coast of the United States. The project was announced by NASA today.

State reaches deal with Amazon to collect sales tax

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval announced Monday that the state has reached an agreement with online retailing giant Amazon to begin collecting Nevada sales tax on purchases.The agreement also calls for...

Lightning sets half dozen Douglas fires

MINDEN, Nev. - East Fork firefighters responded to a 2-acre wildfire off the end of Eldon Way in the East Valley on Monday.Fire Marshal Steve Eisele said that the fire was moving slowly to the s...

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