Good morning, Carson City.

The Douglas County Rodeo will run Sept.

11–13, honoring first responders, military members and those impacted by Sept. 11—featuring rodeo events, live concerts, a golf roundup and Cowboy Church. Local Triple S Productions organized this multi-day festival that also offers a tattoo show, Kids Day and vendor shopping.

Carson City officials report that Sept.

7-13, several streets including 7th Street, Clearview Drive, and Fairview Drive will have closures and lane restrictions due to utility work, while community events—Battle of the Bars on Saturday and Cornhole for a Cause on Friday—will offer local entertainment.

Anglers planning Labor Day weekend trips to Sierra lakes should dress warmly as cooler daytime and 30° night temperatures are expected, and stage 2 fire restrictions now bar campfires — visitors need to check local guidelines before heading out.

Carson High’s boys varsity soccer team remains unbeaten at 5-0-2, earning top ranking in northern Nevada (per MaxPreps) as it prepares to host Sparks Railroaders this Wednesday at 7 p.m. to maintain its record.

Sierra Lutheran High School football beat Plumas Charter 47 to 12 on Saturday (Scott Schroder scored four touchdowns including kickoff and blocked field goal returns while Gabe Colonna added two long runs), and the team will meet Owyhee next Saturday at Carson High School.