Good morning, Carson City.

Carson City board leaders approved a memorandum of understanding with nonprofit Muscle Powered to design a new bike park in Centennial Park.

The project will include adaptive riding for all ages and move to a land study once funds for the design phase are raised with no cost to taxpayers.

Dozens of dog owners and their pets splashed at the annual Pooch Plunge at the Carson Aquatic Facility outdoor pool Saturday, celebrating the end of summer and supporting spay and neuter services as the pool closed for the season.

Leon Patillo, a former member of Santana and host of his TV show 'Leon and Friends', will perform at First Christian Church (2211 Mouton Drive) on Sunday, Sept.

27 at 6 p.m.; the free concert will collect donations.

Carson High’s Jeremiah Urbina is recognized in this week’s Senior Spotlight for his strong academics, leadership in healthcare and athletics, and community service (as a first-generation college student).

The Rotary Club of Carson City celebrates his journey at its weekly meeting.

Carson City will see road closures and lane reductions this week for work.

Eastbound Fifth Street is closed Monday through Friday from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm and 7th Street is closed all week; Curry Street will close Saturday from 7:00 am to 12:00 pm for the Walk/Run to Remember.

JoAnne Skelly from University of Nevada Cooperative Extension says fall is ideal for planting trees, shrubs and perennials because warm soil helps new roots grow quickly.

Local nurseries now offer plant sales—providing Carson City gardeners a great chance to prepare for spring growth.

Anglers report improved fishing conditions as cooler temperatures boost local bites on the Carson River, Tahoe and Topaz Lake.

Renee corrected earlier notes on Blue Lakes' camping facilities and updated that the Caples Lake resort will close Oct. 11—experts share fishing tips for kokanee and rainbows.