History & Culture
USS Nevada recognized at Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day in Carson City
The USS Nevada on Thursday was recognized Thursday in Nevada's capital on Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.
Carson City
Reception held for women’s veterans project
Carson City
Holiday Train Rides at Nevada State Railroad Museum in Carson City
Military
USS Nevada sailor places wreath on ship’s memorial
One of the greatest warships that sailed for the U.S. Navy has been eternally etched into the Silver State’s history.
Arts & Entertainment
New mural to welcome visitors to Carson City
CARSON CITY–Carson City this week unveils a new outdoor mural on the north facing wall of the Carson City Visitors Center, at the corner of Carson and Washington streets. The mural was painted by local muralist Abner Rivera. Carson City has been adding murals to its public art collection
Business
Nevada Press Foundation puts historic property up for sale
CARSON CITY–The Nevada Press Foundation this week said it’s selling its headquarters building, the Rinckel Mansion, located at 102 N. Curry Street in Carson City. NPF has owned the building since 2000, when it purchased and renovated it with a donation from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation. The
Carson City
Carson Sheriff: Law enforcement prepared for protests leading up to Inauguration Day
By Jeri Davis Carson City Sheriff Kenneth Furlong, his deputies and other area law enforcement agencies are prepared for planned protests in the capital between now and Inauguration Day on Jan. 20. A large, armed protest has been planned for Sunday, Jan. 17 in Carson City in front of the
Carson City
Carson City honored as Top True Western Town by True West Magazine
This post is paid content and does not represent the views of NevadaState.News. Carson City was a 19th century hub for mining, transportation and more. It was the place where a young Samuel Clemens began his literary career, and where his nom de plume Mark Twain was first revealed.