Good morning, Carson City.

On Monday, the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation invested $6.5M to launch its —Up Next Nevada Initiative— in Carson City to train 210 young workers in after-school and childcare centers statewide.

The program partners with Nevadaworks and the Boys and Girls Clubs to build a skilled workforce for jobs in education, energy and healthcare.

Governor Joe Lombardo launched a new center to help school districts and charter schools meet new accountability measures—former state superintendent Steve Canavero was named interim executive director starting Oct.

27. State officials are expected to issue emergency regulations soon, though funding details remain unclear.

Twenty-nine new officers from 16 agencies will take their oath as POST Academy Class 2025-03 in a ceremony set for November 20 at 1 p.m.—held at LifeChurch on Snyder Avenue in Carson City with keynote speaker Lyon County Sheriff Brad Pope and POST Executive Director Michael Sherlock. The event comes after 716 hours of intensive training and is sponsored by LifeChurch—marking a significant milestone in local law enforcement education.

Wiley’s Wellness Sanctuary, founded by Taylor Melendes, will hold a grand opening on Saturday, Dec.

13 from 2 to 8 p.m. at 1049 S. Carson St.—the venue will offer healing therapies and crystal treatments for those seeking sacred wellness services.

Carson High School football players earned several 4A all-region awards this season, with Johnathan Alvarado running 1,222 yards and senior Zack Eaton making the first team.

Daniel Rivera was named Offensive Lineman of the Year while first-year coach Steven Nelms received Coach of the Year honors—achievements that highlight the team's strong season.

Douglas High School football players earned postseason all-region awards for Class 5A North last weekend—senior Zack Jackson led with 2,025 rushing yards and 60 tackles as the lone offensive first team pick while senior Drake Ulmer received first team honors on defense and others earned second team or honorable mention distinctions.

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.

Fiddler on the Roof

7:30 p.m. — Carson City Community Center — $25/$28 plus $5 fee — Experience the heartwarming tale of tradition and family with an award-winning musical performance.

Open Mic and Jam Session with Canyon White

7-10 p.m. — Red Dog Saloon — Full bar available — Enjoy local music and showcase your talents with instruments at this open mic night.

The Nutcracker

7-9 p.m. — Carson City Community Center — Ticket info not provided — Experience the beauty, wonder, and timeless tradition of a holiday classic.

Roy Rogers & The Delta Rhythm Kings

7:30-9 p.m. — Nashville Social Club Carson City — Free entry — Experience blazing slide guitar and soulful blues with stories from a music legend.

Holiday Gala at the Museum

10 AM – 2 PM — Carson Valley Museum — Free admission — Enjoy family-friendly games, a festive Gallery of Trees, and a parade from the museum’s lawn.

Carson Christmas Craft Fair

10 AM – 4 PM — Carson City Community Center — Free entry — Explore over 60 local vendors offering crafts, food, and holiday gifts while supporting a local charity.