Briefs

Another ski-related death involving a Tahoe local; Renown’s CEO terminated with cause; and a legal case against Suddenlink Communications returns to Truckee.

March 1 - March 10, 2022, including business opportunities for the 2022 camping season; the word ‘squaw’ is gone from Placer County roads; and capital improvements at Palisades Tahoe.

Briefs: 22 Feb. to 28 Feb., including the exoneration of internet infamous massive South Lake bear 'Hank the Tank;' Incline's Rookies Sports Bar to be sold; and workforce housing developments accept applications.

Briefs: 15 Feb. to 21 Feb., including information on the death of a local teenager at Alpine Meadows; Truckee-founded company Coffeebar opening a new (third) location in Reno; the new chair and vice chair appointed to Washoe County’s board of commissioners; and drones that will replace fireworks in Incline Village and Crystal Bay this 4th of July.

Briefs: 8 Feb. to 14 Feb., including Washoe County's short-term rental regulations moving along; a reward offered by the family for information on the murderer of Gary Spohr; a pizza place reopens after a six-month closure in Truckee; more.

Briefs: 1 Feb. to 7 Feb., including Placer County’s approval of $3.2 million for trails and restoration projects, and details on the eight Sugar Bowl Ski Team & Academy alums who will compete in the Olympics this year.

Briefs: 25 Jan. - 31 Jan., including the next step in the approval of aquatic invasive weeds removal methods in the Tahoe Keys

Briefs: 17 Jan. - 24 Jan. 2022 featuring a new gate in place in Hirschdale, local expert cross-country skiers who will compete as first time Olympians, and more.

Study projects low-to-no snow in Tahoe’s future; Pacific Bell ordered to remove 8 miles of lead-leaching telecom lines; environmental review begins at Dollar Creek Crossing; more

Tahoe City’s The Store Closes Permanently; CVS announces nationwide closures; The Village at Gray’s Crossing receives extension from Truckee planning commission; more