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The Art of the Bench

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High on the Meeks Ridge Trail, Sandor Lengyel turns dead and downed trees into magnificent trailside benches — and a simple place to sit — into a lasting legacy.

Starting From Scratch: Cupcakes, Climbing, and a Second Act in...

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Deb Wandell made a life-switch during the covid pandemic and moved to Truckee for a new beginning

Trout to Table: From pond to your taste buds in about...

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Everline Resort in Olympic Valley offers Trout to Table: you catch it, they cook it (and the views are awesome).

Social Media: It can be a good thing

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Social media has a bad rap as a sometimes hostile platform that can spread disinformation, but it can also be a tool for good. Three locals share their stories about a positive social media experience that made a difference in their lives.

Where Dope Is King: Plumas Ski Club’s Longboard Races

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For more than 30 years, Plumas Ski Club has taken a step back in time with its longboard races, where participants ski on long, wooden skis and in period dress, mimicking the miners who created the first ski races in the US 160 years ago.

Tahoe Writers: Putting Passion to the Page

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Local-centric books for the readers on your holiday gift list.

O Christmas Tree

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Tahoe City Scout Troop 266 has been cutting down and selling Christmas trees for over 50 years.

My Big Fat Greek Resort

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The Mourelatos family has owned its namesake hotel in Tahoe Vista for 46 years. The property, which celebrated the family’s Greek heritage, is now for sale.

The Trailblazer

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The former Tahoe Donner trail and open space manager, Christina Thayer, is now Washoe County’s first trails program coordinator. Her goal is that every neighborhood has access to trails within walking distance.

Who’s in Charge of Short-Term Rentals?

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Why don’t more people rent out their homes in Tahoe? Does it have to do with the fact that short-term rentals are not regulated by the state, or because homeowners want to be able to use their vacation homes at any time? Tim Hauserman sets out to find the answers.