The once-famous Bacchi’s Inn, Tahoe City’s traditional Italian food landmark, closes after 90 years.

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.

The three bands that will play at Winter Snowdown III at the Crystal Bay Casino — Rainbow Girls, Royal Jelly Jive, and Marty O’Reilly & the Old Soul Orchestra — have been playing together for years. It’ll be good to jam together again, they say.

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.

Property managers share why their clients are opting to short-term rent instead of long-term rent, and why they think capping STRs won’t slow Tahoe’s housing appreciation.

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.

Jan. 10 to 16, 2022’s news, business, and transition briefs: Gravity Haus announces new community outpost; new compost drop-off option; El Dorado County appoints director of planning and building; more