Good morning, Carson City.

A Carson City woman has enlisted military retirees to help deliver 19 handcrafted crosses honoring soldiers and airmen killed in hostilities with Iran — the project began on Memorial Day at the capitol and now seeks contacts to send the crosses to the soldiers' home units.

Carson City School District trustees approved a new curriculum opt-out provision on Aug.

11, which requires teachers to provide alternative assignments if parents opt out of materials involving religious, moral, or sensitive topics. The policy lacks clear definitions and further guidance may follow.

Carson City CPA Kelly Bullis advises couples filing joint returns to review their forms carefully since both spouses share full liability.

Claiming innocent spouse relief (if eligible) may protect one if mistakes occur.

Nevada Health Centers' Mammovan returns August 25-26 to Carson City, offering mammography screenings at Sierra Nevada Health Center (3325 Research Way) from 7:40 a.m. to 3:20 p.m.; women aged 40 and over and those under 40 with a referral can call 1-877-581-6266 to make an appointment.

Carson High girls soccer sit at 1-1-1 after a 1-0 win over Doral, a 1-0 loss to Coronado, and a 0-0 draw with Lowry, and have home games Tuesday and Thursday.

Carson football won 28-14 and boys soccer tied 2-2, while Dayton boys soccer beat Douglas 8-0.