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Mountain Resort Television presents guest reporter Larry Sydney of the South Shore. He is a member of Lake Tahoe Epic Curling, competing internationally with the Israel Curling Federation, and a competitive skeleton bobsled athlete for the Israeli Team.

A very energetic and outgoing volunteer team from Vail Resort’s Retail Group joined the Bread & Broth volunteers to donate their time to serve the April 11 evening dinner at St. Theresa Grace Hall. With funds provided by the Vail EpicPromise Grant program, Heavenly Mountain Resort sponsored the Monday meal and had Retail Group Store Managers Ryan Olm, Heather Searcy, Amy Grannick, Josh Bastille and Marcie Canale team up and participate in the evening’s dinner event.

Mountain Resort Television reporter Nicole Marsel gives the details on all the fun activities going on around the Lake Tahoe Basin. Squaw Valley has a full weekend with Earth Day activities, live music, snow golf and more! The Benko Art Gallery is opening Sunday. All-ages friendly with a string orchestra performance, band, DJ, music, drinks and a great time for all. Dueling Pianos at Monte Blue, Special Needs Skate Night at the hockey rink in

Mountain Resort Television reporter Mikaila Bird interviews Sherry McConkey, Director and Founder of the Shane McConkey Foundation, a non-profit founded in the celebration of Shane McConkey's life, and supports all aspects of the Lake Tahoe community and schools nation-wide.

Mountain Resort Television reporter Austyn Harrington visits Sports LTD for tips and tricks on bike safety both on and off the trails.

Mountain Resort Television covers the JT Holmes ski giveaway and Nicole Marsel reports on the Tahoe Prosperity Center workforce project, and this week's City in 60 with the City's fire inspector.

A new rock review is coming to Harvey's Cabaret in South Lake Tahoe, and Mountain Resort Television reporter Nicole Marsel has the details with interviews of what went into the making of the Rock and Roll show, The Flaming Hearts.

Buy tickets on Facebook (Champagne Productions), at Harveys Lake Tahoe or through any member of The Flaming Hearts. Show is Thursday April 14th and Friday April 15th.

Mountain Resort Television reporter Nicole Marsel talks with Gina Stanchfield about the loss of a very sweet pit bull and their desperate need for the donation of a van. Then Tracy Franklin gives this weeks City in 60 covering all the activities available in South Lake Tahoe heading in to summer, as well as events you should mark into your calendar.

Recreational opportunities in South Lake Tahoe is the focus of a nationwide advertising campaign in hopes of bringing more visitors to the area, and to encourage them to stay an extra day.

"Stay and Play Another Day" is the focus of the commercial that was just released on the cable sports channels of Altitude Sports and Entertainment, American Sports Network and several individual television stations in select markets.

Mountain Resort Television Reporter Nicole Marsel talks with Ski Patroller Colton Terry about the Patrol Races at Heavenly on Thursday, Mt. Rose is planning on staying open until May, later than it ever has, and the science Expo is happening this week! Don't miss out on some exciting activities.

Mountain Resort Television reporter Nicole Marsel talks with the Boys & Girls Club of Lake Tahoe about their upcoming fundraiser at Edgewood, Spirit of Spring. She also speak with the South Tahoe Fire Chief Jeff Meston on updates to the City pulling out of the ambulance JPA in this week's City in 60.

The Heavenly Mountain Resort ski patrol crew will be hosting a free skate night for children with special needs on Friday, April 15 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena on Rufus Allen Blvd.

They will be offering the positive experience in a social environment they may not have had before by getting the kids on the ice by pushing them in adaptive hockey sleds. After "skating" they will be treated to a pizza party at the rink.

Contributing sponsors for the event include Tahoe Sports Entertainment, the

Mountain Resort Television reporter Ashley Lindner visits Fallen Leaf Lake where she interviews Supervisory Recreational Forester, Don Lane about the beautiful, hidden treasure.

The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association (USSA) has selected Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows as the proposed site of an Audi FIS Ski World Cup in 2017. U.S. Ski Team officials are supporting the return of World Cup ski racing to the Olympic venue of Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows for the first time since 1969.

Bread & Broth would like to thank Kirkwood Mountain Resort for their ongoing support of our Monday evening meal program at St. Theresa Church Grace Hall. Kirkwood’s “Adopt a Day” sponsorship provided the funds for the filling and nutritious meal prepared by B&B’s talented volunteer cooks at B&B’s March dinner. That evening, the dinner guests enjoyed spaghetti with meatballs dinner that was served with sauté asparagus, green salad, fruit salad, garlic bread & assorted desserts.

Mountain Resort Television reporter Austyn Harrington covers the history of the Plumas County Ski Club Longboard Race, which was held on Sunday. Longboard Races such as this event, date back into the mid 1800's, and the Lake Tahoe History Museum in South Lake Tahoe has a display of long skis and the history of Snowshoe Thompson (and a set of his skis too!).

Mountain Resort Television reporter Ashley Lindner interviews the Founder/Executive Director of the Tahoe Wellness Corporative, Cody Bass about the Control, Regulate, & Tax Adult Use of Marijuana Act. The Tahoe Wellness Co-Op is South Lake Tahoe's first and, currently only, medicinal dispensary.

The Lake Tahoe Unified School District has changed the school calendar to accommodate the anticipated road closures needed for the upcoming Amgen Tour.

Due to the rolling lane closures at approximately the same time schools are let out, students will get a minimum day on Thursday, May 19, 2016.

Amgen officials said more than 350 of the world’s top male and female cyclists will challenge themselves in Lake Tahoe.

Rarely do I use this space to comment upon political issues within our community. That said, with the “politicization” of the US Hwy 50 South Shore Community Revitalization Project I felt the need to share some background and perspectives for consideration.

Mountain Resort Television reporter Nicole Marsel talks with the South Tahoe PD about St. Patrick's Day coming up, how to be safe, and what they're looking for to tell if you're driving under the influence, followed by the City in 60 discussing the increase in potholes around town due to a combination of the heavy snowfall / warmer temperatures we've been seeing.

Mountain Resort Television reporter Nicole Marsel talks to the coach of the South Tahoe High School Nordic Ski Team, Congratulates Sierra Nevada College on a great finish at USCSA Nationals, and fills you in on an awesome short film you need check out playing tonight at the Beach Retreat and Lodge in South Lake Tahoe.

Mountain Resort Television reporter Ashley Lindner reports on Barton Health's new Urology service, the Forest Service's fire safety and prevention program, and 'Like-Farming."

Mountain Resort Television reporter Nicole Marsel talks with the Brewery Arts Center about an upcoming concert series and introduces Carson City's NEW Silver State update with Kyle Horvath who shares the Capitol's history and all the activities you can do in the area.

The event has already raised over $45,000, even though the shaving doesn't begin until 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 5. This is the fifth consecutive year for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation event, Brave the Shave for Kids with Cancer, in South Lake Tahoe. They have moved it this year to the Heavenly Mountain Resort California Lodge located at 3860 Saddle Road.

The St. Baldrick's Foundation is a volunteer-driven charity that funds more in childhood cancer research grants than any organization except the U.S. government.

WHAT: St. Baldrick’s Foundation Brave the Shave for Kids at Heavenly