Good morning, Carson City.

On Sept. 10, the Nevada Builders Alliance held its annual Meat and Drink event at Sutro Tunnel in Dayton to show progress in restoring the historic site (315 feet cleared and self-guided tours available).

State leaders and community volunteers praised the work, and further work is planned using funding support.

395 Motorsports will host its first Motors & Monsters Trunk or Treat on Oct.

24 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at 951 Jacks Valley Rd in Carson City, where families can register their rig by emailing [email protected].

AudioBoxx returns on Friday, September 25 at The Tap Shack (a local 5-Star Dive Bar) for The Mecca Fall Stage Series; Candy Burger Food Truck begins serving dinner at 6:30 p.m. before live music starts at 7:30 p.m.

Douglas High School will hold its Homecoming Fall Festival on Sept.

30 at Minden Park (inspired by the film Rio). The Leadership class will organize a parade with themed floats and alumni inductions while inviting local vendors to join the festive school event.

JoAnne Skelly from the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension explained that grasshoppers damage young plants but are less a concern at this season's end since gardeners can rely on manual removal and natural predators (instead of chemicals).

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Davis Observatory at Western Nevada College will host Observe the Moon Night this Saturday at 6:30 p.m., where visitors can explore lunar craters and mountain ridges through telescopes plus enjoy a presentation by director Thomas Herring on lunar history and NASA's Artemis program.

Data centers in Nevada, numbering over 70 and growing, draw public concern as rising energy and water needs lead NV Energy to propose mandatory agreements for large load customers; improved cooling systems can cut water use by up to 70 percent (from evaporative to closed-loop cooling) amid active community discussions.

Carson High School boys soccer beat Damonte Ranch 4-1 on Wednesday night; junior Tre’von Reddick scored a natural hat trick + his teammates added key goals after Jona Hernandez earned a penalty kick early in the game.

Carson High football will face Reed High on Friday, 7 p.m. at Reed High School for their final non-league test.

After a 21-7 loss to Douglas, both 1-3 teams will seek a win to build momentum before league play.

Carson High School volleyball beat Bishop Manogue on Wednesday night in a match that ended 3 to 1.

The Senators won the first two sets 27 to 25 and 25 to 20 before taking the fourth set 25 to 18, moving their record to 16 to 1.