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Large commercial project proposed for Gardnerville
A proposed 1.5 million-square-foot commercial center and business park for the south end of the Valley will be reviewed by Gardnerville Town Board members at their regular meeting 4:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Court scrambles to appoint ...
Clockwise from upper left Jason Waugh Anthony Gomez Alex Vail and Jimmy Holman appear in East Fork Justice Court on Wednesday morning.
New Gardnerville resident J.J. Crandall was born at Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center at 4:13 p.m. July 1, 2009.
Drunk driver headed back to prison
A 50-year-old man with a prior felony conviction for driving under the influence faces up to 15 years in Nevada State Prison for a June 13 DUI arrest.
Girls' argument may have sparked fatal beating
Clockwise from upper left, Jason Waugh, Anthony Gomez, Alex Vail and Jimmy Holman appear in East Fork Justice Court on Wednesday morning.
Gardnerville resident named Miss Nevada
Christina Keegan in her last year of eligibility, was crowned Miss Nevada Saturday night at the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts.
Dog snatched from park reunited with owners
Just when owners Jim and Sandy Castor were starting to give up hope that they'd ever be reunited with their shih tzu Willi, who disappeared last week from Fuji Park, their phone rang Friday afternoon.
Family picks up pieces after father's beating death
Terrence Howell and his daughter, in pink, celebrate in this undated family photo.
DMV closure slams new commercial mall
Many of the retail spaces in the Center at Waterloo remain vacant. Sarah Hall Carson Valley drivers aren't the only ones lamenting the loss of the Gardnerville Department of Motor Vehicles, which is closing today as a result of state budget cuts.
Hearing set for 4 charged in NV beating death
A July 9 preliminary hearing has been scheduled for two men and two teenagers accused in the beating death of a 54-year-old Gardnerville man.
The Gardnerville Department of Motor Vehicles may be closing today, but that doesn't mean that Douglas County residents are without alternatives.
Four charged in battery victim's death
A 54-year-old Gardnerville man died Monday less than 24 hours after an anonymous tipster said he was beaten by four men who repeatedly hit and kicked him.
Wacky Wiver Wace winners announced
A duck and her ducklings race ahead of the plastic ducks in the Wacky Waddler Wiver Wace at Lampe Park on Sunday during Carson Valley Days.
Arts & Entertainment for June 19
Details are needed by noon Wednesday to put local arts and entertainment information in this column.
Reward offered in attack on Douglas County woman
Douglas County Secret Witness is offering $1,000 for leading to the arrest and/or conviction of suspects in the June 13 attempted rape of a 19-year-old woman walking in the area of Stodick Parkway and Muller Lane extension, east of the Crestmore Village Apartment complex in Gardnerville.
DMV Gardnerville Office, Reno, Sparks Express Offices Close June 24
The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles will cease operations at three locations in Northern Nevada on Wednesday, June 24, 2009.
Thirsty Thursday Wine Walk in Gardnerville on Thursday
Susie Biaggini, a member of the Main Street Gardnerville board, works as a crossing guard at the Thirsty Third Thursday Wine Walk on May 21.
Drunk drivers chose prison over program
Two men were sentenced to prison Tuesday for felony driving under the influence with both turning down a chance for a diversion program that would have kept them out of custody.
Highway 395 reopened after Jake's Hill accident
Members of the East Fork Fire & Paramedic Districts and the Douglas County Sheriff's Office carry a patient to an ambulance following a single-vehicle accident on Highway 395 south of Ruhenstroth on Monday.
Plant A Row for the Hungry kicks off with party
Bonnie Plants station manager Andrew Clinkenbeard, in gray, with his family, Elizabeth holding 1-year-old Damian, Samantha, 12, Mikaela, 14 and 4-year-old William, and 1-year-old Dane Kerley with Plant A Row sponsors Tom and Melissa Kerley and Heather and Kris Kahabka of Plant It Nursery.