Good morning, Carson City.

On Saturday, Sept. 19 at 6:30 p.m., Jack C.

Davis Observatory will host NASA’s International Observe the Moon Night where visitors will view lunar features through telescopes and join hands-on astrophysics activities (children can explore activity books and coloring pages).

Between Sept. 5 and Sept.

13, Carson Tahoe Hospital welcomed eleven newborns to the community, with babies born to families from Carson City, Gardnerville, and Dayton. Birth announcements were submitted by the families at the hospital.

The Murals & Music Festival is underway in Carson City today as large-scale artworks are being installed in several neighborhoods.

Organized by the Brewery Arts Center and Visit Carson City, the event offers locals a chance to see art transform the city.

The Carson Chamber Singers kick off their 42nd season on Friday, Oct.

2 at 7:00 p.m. at First United Methodist Church (200 North Division St.) with a free concert featuring music from the 16th century to today; a free reception will follow with a requested $10 donation.

Carson High Senior Jeremiah Urbina was recognized by the Rotary Club in a Senior Spotlight for his leadership in healthcare studies, athletics, and community service (including his role in founding the school's first FCCLA officer board).

He plans to pursue a career as a pediatric surgical physician associate.

A public lien sale of personal property will be held on Sept.

23 at 4 pm at A-AMERICAN SELF STORAGE at 1501 East 5th Street #101 in Carson City - all sales are subject to prior cancellation.

Carson High School volleyball got back on track with a five-set win over Reno last week — its record now 14-1 — and will host Bishop Manogue on Wednesday at 6 p.m. Carson cross country teams won first place at the Nevada Union Invite on Saturday.

Douglas High School football will face North Valleys (both teams at 1-3) on Friday at 7 p.m. at North Valleys High School, with the Tigers aiming to build on last week’s win over Carson.