Good morning, Carson City.

Carson City's Stewart Indian School Cultural Center and Museum is repurposing historic boarding school buildings to digitize tribal archives and develop cultural programming that honors Native traditions — director Dr. Josh Bonde said future exhibits will showcase artifacts and local stories.

The Carson Valley Arts Council is presenting local artists Eddie Ford and Vicki Kingman at Copeland Gallery in Minden from Feb.

3 through March 27 (with an artist reception on Feb. 7 from 1-3 p.m.) with works available for purchase during gallery hours.

Carson City School District is considering weekly Tuesday early release days to give teachers — up to 80 minutes — for collaboration in the next academic year.

The board postponed its decision to gather additional community input.

Four Carson teachers – Ryan Mick, Devin Nielsen, Kayleigh Robinson, and Tanya Watts – were honored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars as VFW Citizenship Education Teachers for teaching American values, democratic principles, and civic responsibility; the recognition was based on classroom instruction and community involvement.

Daffodils have begun blooming north of Genoa as warm winter weather sets new records, with Minden hitting a high average of 75.1 degrees.

Next week, experts will check snowpack on Mount Rose to guide water planning for irrigation.