Good morning, Carson City.

Carson City Catmandu invites adopters to meet Milo, a 2-year-old tuxedo cat who survived mistreatment and now seeks a forever home.

The shelter is open for adoptions Friday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1829 Brown Street.

Cheyenne Clayson, a 2026 grad from Western Nevada College, will speak today at the Reach for the Stars Gala: Moonlight Masquerade.

After support from Carson Valley Health and WNC scholarships, she passed the NCLEX and began her career at Renown Regional Medical Center — proof local aid works.

At today's Reach for the Stars Gala: Moonlight Masquerade at the Joe Dini Library, Cheyenne Clayson, a recent WNC nursing graduate now a registered nurse after her apprenticeship at Renown Regional Medical Center, will share how support from the ROADS Program + scholarships helped her overcome challenges.

Freedom Ministries is launching a Carson City Farm and Learning Center in an existing barn to serve up to 75 prekindergarten through eighth grade students starting Aug.

18, and the three-day dropoff model offers small classes with strong safety measures.

Forest Service crews are removing hazardous fuels along Lower Kingsbury Grade behind the old middle school to reduce wildfire risk as part of a 342-acre project running Monday through Friday until November; visitors should expect temporary access disruptions + safety warnings.

The French NOLOGO Racing team will hold a BMX clinic at Carson City BMX on August 16.

The event is free to watch but participants must be USABMX members; contact [email protected] or call/text (775) 220-7111 for more details.