Good morning, Carson City.

A Carson High School teacher thanked the Chamber Leadership group for gifting a new ticket office to the school and praised local businesses for their support.

Another letter warned that idling cars near schools and daycares releases toxic gases that can harm children.

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Carson City announced the appointment of Reverend Dr. Donna McNiel as Priest-in-Charge, noting her 22 years of ministry experience — including work at Michigan State University — and her eagerness to lead the congregation.

The church holds services at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. on Sundays.

Newborn twins Mack and Mila were diagnosed with a rare neuromuscular and metabolic condition that makes everyday milestones a challenge, and the Carson City community helped cover early medical costs in December.

A fundraiser Inches for Intensives aims to raise $13,000 by July 13 — the funds will pay for three more costly physical therapy programs for each child.

Carson City Fire Department knocked down a small brush fire estimated at a tenth of an acre off Oneida Street in the Carson Colony Sunday evening—no structures were damaged and the cause remained undetermined.

Kelly Bullis, a Carson City certified public accountant, corrected his March 22 article on the Nevada Employee Savings Trust program—required employers with six or more workers must sign up on the new website from July 1 through Sept.

1. The website will begin final testing in early June—employers will receive their access code letter in June and may face future penalties if they do not enroll.

JoAnne Skelly shared landscape tips for Carson City backyards by praising a new tree planted with a circle of drip hose that uses six emitters to water its full root ball and warning against tying trees to stakes too tightly — a practice that may stunt growth.

She also advised gardeners to remove dead lilac flowers and iris stalks to help plants produce more blooms next season.

Carson Valley Days Festival

June 12-15 — Lampe Park — Free entry — Celebrate the 115th Annual Festival with a parade, live music, and various family-friendly activities.

The McCharmly’s Live Concert

7-10 p.m. — Brewery Arts Center — Free entry — Enjoy a vibrant blend of doo-wop and rock 'n' roll from The McCharmly’s.

BlackTop Buffet

5-8 p.m. — Brewery Arts Center — Free entry — Enjoy 10 weeks of street food and live music with family-friendly games and activities.

Aaron Lewis and The Stateliners Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — TJ's Corral — Tickets from $75 — Experience a night of live music with Aaron Lewis and the Stateliners as part of their ‘American As It Gets 2025’ Tour.

22nd Annual High Sierra Motor Training Challenge

June 27th – June 28th — Carson Street, Carson City — Free entry — Experience thrilling motor training challenges with local law enforcement agencies in a festive downtown setting.

Karson Kruzer’s 38th Annual Car Show

8 AM – 4 PM — Mills Park — $40 Entry Fee — Show off your ride at a friendly car gathering featuring raffles and awards.

Carson City 4th of July Fireworks Celebration

2:30 p.m. — Eagle Valley Golf Course — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate Independence Day with a fun golf tournament and a spectacular fireworks display.