Photos and video from Saturday's Nevada Day celebration on Carson Street show the Carson City Sheriff's Office leading the parade and vintage Model Ts rolling by, and the gallery will be updated with more images (photos and video by Jeff Munson).
The Carson City Senior Center is hosting November events including a Jewelry Sale to benefit Meals on Wheels from Nov.
5 to Nov. 7, history talks on Tuesday, Nov. 10 and Tuesday, Nov. 17, a free funeral-planning seminar on Friday, Nov. 6, chair yoga Fridays, crafters workshops, and bingo; call (775) 883-0703.
Expect closures and lane restrictions in Carson City Nov.
2–8 for road and utility work, including 7th Street (Stewart–Plaza) and Plaza Street closed all week and Musser Street closed on Nov. 7, 7:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Multiple streets will have daytime reduced lanes or shoulder work; see the online map for full locations and times.
Nevada was shut out 27-0 by UCLA at the Rose Bowl after three first-quarter interceptions and just 176 total yards.
The Wolf Pack will return to Mountain West play on Friday night (6:00 p.m.) at Mackay Stadium against New Mexico.
Rain fell during the 2026 Nevada Day Parade, but marchers, bands, and floats kept the celebration moving through downtown (photos capture the colorful scenes).
Emmit Hoyl of Nederland, Colorado, won the World Championship Single Jack Rock Drilling title for the fourth straight year Saturday during Nevada Day activities in Carson City, drilling 12 inches and 7/32 to take the crown.
Nevada’s newest state park in Dayton will be named Crossroads Canyon State Park after a public naming process that drew thousands of suggestions and votes.
The Division of State Parks is planning recreation and amenities and seeks public input via an interactive guide and survey (open through Dec. 15); Fort Churchill Road stays open while other areas remain closed during planning.
Nevada State Parks announced Saturday that the 1,627-acre property will be named Crossroads Canyon State Park and is located at 1235 Fort Churchill Road (near Dayton).
The park isn't open yet; planners are taking public input via an online survey open Oct. 31 through Dec. 15 to shape recreation, access, and stewardship.
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