Good morning, Carson City.

Residents impacted by nearby fires can visit Granite Hills Baptist Church, converted to an assistance center by the Red Cross and local nonprofits, today (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) to receive food, clothing, and referrals free of charge.

Catmandu is hosting an adoption event today through Sunday from 11 AM to 4 PM at 1829 Brown Street, where visitors can meet Baby Girl, a 2-year-old tuxedo cat who needs to be the only pet in her forever home (please arrive by 3 PM).

Carson City features a busy weekend of local events including sound baths, art exhibits, and live music shows (with wellness sessions and fitness classes as part of the plan) from today through Sunday.

Residents can review the calendar for times and specific locations.

DLL Finance LLC will sell a repossessed KIO TRACK LOADER, serial number SX1MA0040, for certified funds on Aug.

31 at 10:00 a.m. at S AND W FEED & SUPPLY LLC on E Nye Lane; buyers may inspect the equipment before bidding and must meet regulatory requirements.

The Nevada State Railroad Museum will host its inaugural Motor Car Rally from Saturday, Sept.

5 through Monday, Sept. 7. The event will offer motor car rides, behind-the-scenes tours, food trucks, and live music at 2180 South Carson St. — celebrating 100 years of its historic Edwards Car.

The state began restoring the 118-year-old blacksmith shop at Mormon Station on Thursday after a 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle struck it nearly a year ago, lifting it to install a foundation.

Repairs on walls and siding will finish by Candy Dance, with about one to two months left.

Sierra Lutheran High School football fell 6-24 to the Wells Leopards Friday night after both teams tied 6-6 in the first half and Wells pulled away with long drives in the second.

The Falcons will host Carlin Saturday, Aug. 29 at Carson High School at 7 p.m.

Douglas High School football ended their season opener in a shootout Friday night in Minden with a 39-35 loss to Clark as crucial turnovers in the final minutes cost the Tigers the game—now they face Losee next Friday.

The Sierra Lutheran High School football team readies for its second season under head coach Justin Barlow after a strong 7-2 record last fall.

Playing exclusively eight-man games, the Falcons will kick off their schedule with a home match vs. Carlin on Aug. 29 (they plan to build on last year’s success).