Good morning, Carson City.

Carson City Parks, Recreation & Open Space Department in conjunction with Mayor Bagwell is hosting its annual community cleanup day at Lone Mountain Cemetery on Saturday, Oct.

10 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. — volunteers should bring proper gear and follow guidelines while using provided tools for weed removal.

City of Refuge Nevada in the Pinenuts has been a safe haven for pregnant women and new mothers for 33 years, offering transitional housing, job placement, GED prep and counseling.

Program Manager Erin Zellner said three beds remain available (support is donor-funded) to help women regain independence.

From Sept.15 to Sept.19, the Brewery Arts Center will host the Mural & Music Festival — featuring 15 murals created by 14 artists — across town with interactive events including a talk, reception, and workshop.

Visitors can pick up maps at the BAC.

The Western Nevada College Foundation will hold its 27th Annual Golf for Education Tournament on Friday, Sept.

25 at Toiyabe Golf Club to raise money for student career training and help those facing financial challenges. Community and local business members are invited to join + sponsor the event.

Former Carson City teacher Alyssa Herrera visited Fremont Elementary to share her book One Inch at a Time (part of her 100 Classrooms campaign) to inspire kindness and perseverance.

Sponsorships provided sets for K–2 classes, including support from the Nevada Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities.

Climatologists forecast a super El Niño will bring unpredictable winter weather to local ski resorts and water managers, but impacts may range from above to below normal precipitation.

The forecast is the strongest since 1950, increasing hopes for a wet winter amid ongoing drought conditions.

The Carson City government announced road work for Sept.

14–20—closures and lane restrictions will affect 7th Street between Stewart and Plaza, Clearview Drive, Mills Park entrance, Plaza Street, 5th Street, Airport Road, Baker Drive, Butti Way and William Street at set times.

At Carson Valley Health, Karyn, 71, found support through the Vitality for Life program (a 12-week group that pairs individual therapy with group sessions) after struggling with anxiety and depression following her mother's death.

Sierra Lutheran beat Owyhee 49-6 on Saturday night at Carson High School, with senior Scott Schroder scoring multiple touchdowns & sophomore Santiago Morales recording his first rushing touchdown.

The Falcons will face Mammoth on Friday at 7 p.m. on the same field.

Jeremy Evans takes charge of the Wolf Pack women's soccer team after a successful run at LTCC — he said his background in coaching and sportswriting prepares him as the team opens its Mountain West schedule on Sept.

24 against Wyoming.