Carson City Blog

Carson City is a complicated place. It's calm and simple on the surface with a whole lot going on underneath. For one thing, it's a nice little city with a lot of shopping opportunities, professional services, arts and entertainment surrounded by a nice rural and agricultural region. It creates another layer of activity being located in Nevada, having the casinos and gaming action going on. Throw in the fact that Carson City is the capital of the state, with all of the politics and legislation that this involves, and you've got yourself a bustling little metropolis. With all of that coming and going, it's easy to miss out on something you really wanted to be involved in. One way to stay on top of all the A-list events is to be sure to check our weekly blog. You'll get the news from people who know the capital city best, with the inside story on everything happening from Washoe Valley all the way down to Indian Hills and the Carson Valley and from C-Hill on over toward Mound House and Dayton. From the politicians and the professionals to the ranchers and the retirees, from the state workers to the casino executives, we'll keep you up to date on everything you need to know!

Blog Posts of Carson City

It could be an update of what local bands are playing the lounge circuit this week or a preview of the lineup of celebrities on tap for the Nevada Day parade. Maybe it's a highlight of several top hiking trails in the surrounding hills or some tips for fishing the Carson River. Whatever it is that you want to know about Carson City, just be sure to visit the Carson City blog on a regular basis, and you'll be the best-informed person in town!

trees covered in snow

Let it Snow (But Not TOO Much)

By Keith Rugg | Wednesday, December 2, 2020
While it’s always tricky to try and predict the weather, most of the professionals are saying that despite the sudden freaky snow and cold earlier in November, the Carson area will be seeing a pretty steady trend of highs solidly in the 40s through the rest of the month, maybe a little higher in the next few days.... Read More
carson river with fall trees

Doing Good in the Neighborhood

By Keith Rugg | Wednesday, November 18, 2020
Every once in a while, I see newspapers or websites that promise to only deliver good news instead of the daily mix of good and bad (okay, yes, maybe the daily mix is often a bit heavier on the negative coverage), and I usually say, “Meh.”  As anyone who knows me personally can attest, "cheery" is one of the very last... Read More
autumn leaf in puddle

Getting Out (and About) While the Getting's Good

By Keith Rugg | Tuesday, November 10, 2020
Last week just might have been the last gasp of summer. When I look at the weather forecast, it feels like when you're driving back north from Las Vegas on Route 95 and you're coming up the hill toward Goldfield and the speed limit is 75 miles an hour and then suddenly it isn't, suddenly they drop the limit to 45 and... Read More
wild turkey in grass

Talking Turkey in Carson

By Keith Rugg | Monday, November 2, 2020
November is finally here, and in honor of the month, today’s blog is brought to you by Thanksgiving’s favorite festive fowl, the turkey. First up is a fun little mix of turkey and wine because the Carson City Wine Walk is back again this month on the first Saturday of the month, November 7. The turkey part of this... Read More
interior antique shop

Everything Old is New Again

By Keith Rugg | Monday, October 26, 2020
Autumn is the season for a lot of fun events and activities, and I’ve always enjoyed getting a little antiquing in at the same time the leaves are turning and the snow is getting ready to fall. And one thing about an area like Carson that is so strongly in touch with its history is that there is no shortage of shops... Read More