Good morning, Carson City.

Genoa Lakes Ladies’ Golf Club held the Louise Bell Memorial Tournament to honor past members and raised $1,500 from weekly buy-ins and donations—funds presented to Carson Valley Community Food Closet on September 17.

The club continues its long-standing support for local charities.

PK O’Neill announced his retirement from the District 40 Assembly seat after serving three terms in eight years, saying he will continue his duties until November 2026 as he steps aside to make room for a younger leader—he thanked the community for its support.

He is approaching his 75th birthday and plans to stay active in community service while spending more time with family.

Nevada senators Jacky Rosen and Catherine Cortez Masto are pushing to save the enhanced premium tax credits that help over 100,000 people keep their insurance—roundtables with health experts and advocates addressed concerns over rising costs and potential loss of coverage.

Today, 173 new Nevada laws that are one third of 519 approved measures are taking effect, with changes that include making wrong way driving a criminal offense under Jaya’s Law, limiting rental fees through full disclosure, and allowing alcohol to go sales through ride share deliveries—these laws also regulate balloon releases, cemetery maintenance, ticket sales and designate January 27 as International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

NV Energy filed its third report on the Natural Disaster Protection Plan for the Action Plan Period 2024-2026 with the Public Utilities Commission on September 5, 2025—detailing project statuses, funding pursuits, and a request for confidential treatment of some information.

A prehearing conference will be held on Tuesday, October 28 at 10:30 a.m. and parties must email for an access code by October 23 to join the meeting in Carson City or remotely.

On Thursday, the Board of Supervisors will consider a 92-townhome project by DR Horton in northwest Carson City at 8:30 a.m. in the community center on E.

William St.—Supervisors will also review grant applications for two trail projects and appointments to the Carson City Airport Authority with four-year terms and local sales tax funding as the match.

Tahoe Douglas firefighter Conner Bradley fights Stage 4 lymphoma and has finished three rounds of chemotherapy — he was transferred to UCSF for tests and was honored at Hero’s Night Sept.

11 by local supporters.

Carson High School will host the Hug Hawks Friday night for homecoming football as the Senators, coming off a 45+0 win over North Valleys last week, try to extend their 10-game win streak while Hug aims to break its long losing run.

Douglas High School football will travel to Reno Friday night to face Bishop Manogue, the two-time defending state champion, and the team, considered underdogs, aims to shift the Northern Nevada football landscape.

Coach Kyle Mays said the Tigers will focus on a strong ground game plus protect their quarterback to spark scoring and secure a potential home playoff game.

The Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association reported that 217 ejections have happened so far this fall in high school sports with 170 coming from soccer—leading officials to increase suspension penalties to curb violent acts.

They expect similar measures as seen in other states to help keep the games safe.

World Championship Outhouse Races

12-4 p.m. — ATM (Visitors Center) — Free entry — Experience a quirky toilet race with costumed teams racing down C Street for the latrine title.

Los Straitjackets Live in Carson City

7-10 p.m. — Nashville Social Club Carson City — Call for pricing — Experience the masked masters of instrumental rock with 30+ years of raw riffs and vibrant grooves.

Lions Run

8-11 a.m. — Empire Ranch Golf Course and Event Venue — Registration fee applies — Participate in a fun-filled race with options for everyone, including a unique 0.0 None Run.

Harvest Train Festival

9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. — Nevada State Railroad Museum — Pricing forthcoming — Enjoy two days of autumn fun with train rides and activities for the whole family.

BOOnanza! Trick-or-Treat Event

4-7 p.m. — Mills Park — Free entry — A fun and safe trick-or-treat event for children and families with local businesses participating.

Matt Axton Concert

7-10 p.m. — Nashville Social Club Carson City — Tickets available — Experience a soulful blend of Americana, rock & roots from Matt Axton with a repertoire of 300 songs.