Good morning, Carson City.

Community volunteers began planting 300 new Jeffrey pines at Davis Creek Regional Park and in St. James Village to restore land damaged by last year's Davis Fire.

The trees, along with soil additives donated by Moana Nursery—expected to help stabilize the landscape—are set to boost recovery efforts.

Officials remind visitors that the Nevada Day Parade is a non-campaigning event and no campaign signs, political slogans, or campaign apparel are allowed.

Elected officials may represent their office while candidates and advocacy groups can share information only at vendor booths—this follows guidelines for public funding.

Northern Nevada Public Health is offering COVID—19, flu and RSV vaccines to all including children, the underinsured and uninsured.

The immunization program supervisor said walk-ins and appointments are available and advised those planning holiday travel to get vaccinated at least two weeks before departure.

Jim Valentine advised that timing is crucial in real estate transactions—buyers and sellers should plan their offer, escrow, and tax steps carefully while observing disclosure rules for older homes.

He stressed that closing deals strategically, such as before Dec. 31, can help manage interest costs and future law changes.

Sierra Lutheran's girls golf team finished third with a total score of 896 at the two-day Class 2A state tournament held at Toiyabe Golf Course, where Cailyn Schroeder tied for seventh.

Carson and Douglas high schools each had one team member qualify in Class 5A — Charlotte Roberts finished 35th in Boulder City while Charlie Garrison ended 39th.

Douglas High girls cross country won the Lowry Invite on Friday with top runners finishing near 20 minutes—while the girls soccer team tied 3-3 on senior night and the tennis teams competed in the Class 4A North regional tournament.

The school earned a strong showing across sports with each team marking important results this week.

Douglas High girls cross country dominated the Lowry Invite on Friday by winning with 28 points as Lucy Nord and Krystle Dixon finished fourth and fifth.

The girls soccer team tied 3-3 with Damonte Ranch on senior night and the tennis teams ended their season at regionals after a girls doubles pair lost to a Reno duo.

Carson High School tennis ended its season at the Class 4A regionals at Bishop Manogue where Sujwal Yedunuthula won his first match but fell in the quarterfinals and the doubles team of Ashton Wilkins and Barnat Casjuana advanced after a bye but lost in the quarters — Carson girls tennis saw Aubrey McAllister win her opening two matches before falling in the quarterfinals, and the Senator volleyball team beat Galena in four sets as the season wrapped up with a girls soccer tie against the Miners.

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.

Carson City Career Fair

9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — Carson City City Hall — Free entry — Connect with top employers across various industries at this recruitment event.

Karla Bonoff Concert

7:30-10 p.m. — Nashville Social Club Carson City — Tickets available — Experience the intimate performance of a legendary songwriter from the ‘70s music scene.

Fiddler on the Roof

5-6:30 p.m. — Carson City Community Center — Tickets $25/$28 + $5 fees — Experience the heartwarming tale of tradition and family in a classic musical.

3rd Annual Holiday Bazaar and Market

12-4 p.m. — Brewery Arts Center — Free Admission — Celebrate local art and holiday shopping with over 30 talented artists.

Fiddler on the Roof

7:30-10 p.m. — Carson City Community Center — Tickets $25/$28 plus fee — Experience the humor and heart of Tevye's family as they navigate tradition amidst change in this award-winning musical.