Good morning, Carson City.

Will Feral, a semi-feral kitten rescued by Catmandu after a broken back leg led to a necessary amputation, has become a loving one-year-old who seeks a home offering indoor comforts (safe outdoor access is key) and another friendly feline for companionship.

After Friday’s 92-degree high, Carson City is set for a cooler weekend with highs reaching the upper 80s and clear nights in the 60s - local residents can enjoy a range of events from fitness classes and hikes to art shows and live music.

Parents and educators in Carson City have raised concerns about missing public wellness and testing data needed to track if investments such as EdTech and extra recess improve student learning.

A Carson Now review found that the district only posted full policy documents (without compliance details) and calls for clearer accountability are growing ahead of Session ’27.

JoAnne Skelly, a gardening expert, advises homeowners to manage spurge by hand-pulling and adjusting fertilizer use as warm temperatures fuel its growth.

She also recommends scheduled watering and pre-emergent herbicides next spring (to help prevent recurring infestations) for healthier lawns.

Karson Kruzer’s 38th Annual Run What Cha Brung Car Show

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. — Mills Park — General Children Car Display Entry — Celebrate 38 years of car culture with enthusiasts at a vibrant showcase.

You Can’t Hide: A Comedy Show with Casey Skinner

7-9:30 p.m. — Brewery Arts Center — Ticketed event — Experience the hilarious true story of Casey Skinner's wild night in the most dangerous hotel in America.