Fresno State's Marcus McMaryion drops back to pass against Nevada in the first half of an NCAA college football game in Fresno, Calif., Saturday, Sept. 30, 2017. (AP Photo/Gary Kazanjian)
Nevada's Berdale Robins looks for running room against Fresno State's Johnny Johnson in the first half of an NCAA college football game in Fresno, Calif., Saturday, Sept. 30, 2017. (AP Photo/Gary Kazanjian)
Fresno State's Marcus McMaryion drops back to pass against Nevada's Jordan Silva in the first half of an NCAA college football game in Fresno, Calif., Saturday, Sept. 30, 2017. (AP Photo/Gary Kazanjian)
Fresno State's Da'Mari Scott goes around on a fly sweep past Nevada's Austin Paulhus during Saturday's game in Fresno, Calif.
Fresno State's Jaron Bryant chases down Nevada's McLane Mannix in the first half Saturday in Fresno, Calif.
Trinity Medina, Sam Leggott, Zach Sever, Parker Lehman and Ethan Bayasse compete Saturday at the Truckee Invitational. Carson's Hunter Rauh took third place, leading the Senators to second behind McQueen.
Carson High's Rheanna Jackson was the winner at the Truckee Invitational on Saturday with a time of 19:49. The Senators were second behind Tahoe Truckee by 6 points.
Senior Efren Ramirez looks to pass to a teammate during a game against Hug on Saturday at Carson High.
Carson's Ricardo Gonzalez heads the ball at midfield Saturday in a game against the Hug Hawks at the Jim Frank Track and Field Complex.
The goal of this yearâs Give a Dog a Bone pet food drive is to surpass last yearâs number of 1,200 pounds of pet food and supplies for the nonprofit Pets of the Homeless.
Sebastian using a table saw to build a box.
Donovan and Avery building birdhouses.
Phillip Brady
See You at the Pole for prayer with teaches Joe Clark and Ty McMillen
CHS Senior in the Spotlight Chris Berggren
CHS See You at the Pole Annual Prayer
CHS mountain bike rider Owen Lieder
CHS Athletes of the week are Amanda Schulz and Nancy Henrickson in girls doubles tennis, and Hunter Rauh for boys cross country
Second place winners Xitlali Vega Alvarez and Gabriela Fernandez Lopez with their health career display board on physical therapy, and on the right are first place winners Kaitlyn Marsh and Anthony McMenamy with their health career display board on a neurosurgeon.
Western Nevada Collegeâs new NV Energy Industrial Technology Lab is open to the public to see during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 5 in the Reynolds Building on the Carson City campus.
LEEP scholarship recipient Joseph Hill, who attends Western Nevada College in Fallon.
Nova Lumadue works in an Automotive Mechanics class at Western Nevada College in Carson City, Nev., on Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2017. Photo by Cathleen Allison/Nevada Photo Source
Carson Cityâs Nevada Photo Source has announce its new name of Nevada Momentum to more accurately reflect the diversity of its work. The photo agency, founded in 2009, has expanded over the past few years to include a wide variety of content creation including writing, video, social media, graphic design and more. From left are Momentum team members, Jenna Nellis, Brad Horn, founder Cathleen Allison and Teri Vance. Photo by Christi Tolbert/Nevada Momentum
Save Mart has donated $1,500 to the Sierra In-Line Hockey League.
Dayton quarterback Trenton Thompson rolls out against Fallon in Friday's 56-0 loss.
Douglas running back Jack Overton busts one upfield against the Miners Friday night at Bishop Manogue High School.
Carson quarterback Jon Laplante looks to avoid the Galena defense Friday night.
Senator running back Abel Carter looks for daylight Friday night against the Galena Grizzlies.
The Carson City Library will be closed for seven to eight weeks, probably during the upcoming holidays as it undergoes a makeover.
J.T. Basque Bar and Dining Room in Gardnerville is home to great food and history.
Aldo Biaggi at his County Road home in Minden where he celebrated his 100th birthday.
Jason Gardner competes in the newspaper toss during the End of Bike Week Party on Friday evening in McFadden Plaza.
Jo Ann Grace, right, teaches Sheri Dunn how to wrap wire during a jewelry-making class at the Artsy Fartsy Art Gallery.
FILE - This May 16, 2013 file photo Malcolm LaVergne, O.J. Simpson's attorney on appeals to the Nevada Supreme Court, testifies during an evidentiary hearing testimony for Simpson in Clark County District Court in Las Vegas. LaVergne said Friday, Sept. 29, 2017, the imprisoned former football star and celebrity criminal defendant will live in Florida after his release from a Nevada prison. But he said the timing of Simpson's release is up to prison and parole authorities and doesn't know when it will be. (Jeff Scheid, /Las Vegas Review-Journal via AP, Pool,File)
FILE - This Oct. 1, 2008 file photo Tom Scotto testifies during O.J. Simpson's trial at the Clark County Regional Justice Center, in Las Vegas. O.J. Simpson will live in Florida following his parole from a Nevada state prison where the former football star and celebrity criminal defendant has been held for the last nine years, his lawyer said Friday, Sept. 29, 2017, in Las Vegas. Simpson's attorney didn't specify where he would live, although Scotto, a close friend who lives in Naples, Florida, has offered his home. Scotto didn't immediately respond to telephone, email and text messages.(Jessica Ebelhar/Las Vegas Review-Journal via AP, Pool,File)
FILE - In this July 20, 2017 file photo, former NFL football star O.J. Simpson reacts after learning he was granted parole at Lovelock Correctional Center in Lovelock, Nev. Nevada's parole board says it didn't consider O.J. Simpson's 1989 conviction for misdemeanor spousal abuse when it granted him parole in July because it wasn't listed in the federal clearinghouse of FBI crime data. (Jason Bean/The Reno Gazette-Journal via AP, Pool, File)
Carson Tahoe Health is kicking off Think Pink, a campaign to raise breast cancer awareness. Redâs Old 395 Grill is the site of a kickoff event from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday.
Glenn Lucky rides north on Highway 395 near Sunridge on Thursday morning.
A visibly moved Glenn Lucky thanks the people that attended his birthday party Wednesday at the Nevada State Museum.
The historic Palmer Engineering Building has received been renovated to be a modern facility while maintaining its historic features.
Dairy products at THE Urban Market in downtown Reno.
Patries are stocked at THE Urban Market on the first floor of Third Street Flats in Reno.
Denise and Dale Barcomb, owners of THE Urban Market.
Will Adler, a marijuana industry lobbyist speaks at the Carson City Chamber luncheon on Tuesday.
Panelists for the Desert Research Institut âWomen Shaping the Future of Science and Technologyâon Sept. 20 are, from left, Missy Young, chief information officer for Switch, Dr. Marcia McNutt, president of the National Academy of Sciences, Dr. Kristen Averyt, president of DRI, and moderator for the discussion, Cassie Wilson, meteorologist at KRNV News 4.
Panelists for the Desert Research Institut âWomen Shaping the Future of Science and Technologyâon Sept. 20 are, from left, Missy Young, chief information officer for Switch, Dr. Marcia McNutt, president of the National Academy of Sciences, Dr. Kristen Averyt, president of DRI, and moderator for the discussion, Cassie Wilson, meteorologist at KRNV News 4.
Guests at the 2016 Reno Bites Week's Showdown event enjoy samples from many restaurants in town. The 2017 event takes place Oct. 9-15.
Skiers take the lift up the mountain at Heavenly Mountain Resort in April 2017. Heavenly is targeting a Nov. 17 opening date for the 2017-18 season.
The Project area for the pipeline.
Sales of single-family homes in Truckee dropped to $274,123,196 in the first six months of 2017 from $358,614,950 in the first six months of 2016.
Despite a lack of inventory, the number of homes sold continues to be strong.
There are many misconceptions about the home buying process in the Reno-Sparks market. This graphic debunks many of these âscaryâ misunderstood questions.
Then-Nevada quarterback David Cornwell playing against Washington State on Saturday. Cornwell, a transfer from Alabama, has left the Wolf Pack.
Shea DeJoseph (52) smashes one across the net Thursday for the Senators.
Senator number one singles player Will breeding returns a serve against his Douglas opponent Thursday at Lampe Park.
Carson doubles partners Eric Tomita and Bradley Wiggins high five each other after scoring a point against Douglas Thursday at Lampe Park.
Senior Juvenile Probation Officer Jesse Gutierrez speaks to his class Wednesday.
Senior Juvenile Probation Officer Jesse Gutierrez teaches a parenting class Wednesday night.
A fire broke out near the Silver City RV Park on Thursday evening.
Smoke rises above Silver City RV Park north of Minden on Thursday.
A welcoming committee of veterans wait for the Honor Flight Nevada travelers. From left are Gary Mouck, Ed Gero, Jack Brantley and Peanut, Jimmie Monsoor and Marilyn Monsoor.
Gale Phillips talks to her husband John after his return from the nationâs capital.
Roger Elliott of Fallon, right, holds an American flag as he welcomes home Honor Flight Nevada veterans.
Sr. Airman Mariah Connell of the Nevada Air National Guard plays the bagpipe as she leads a procession of returning Honor Flight Nevada veterans. Holding the flag are Civil Air Patrol cadets Anastasia Wadleigh, left, and Katie Muff.
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A welcoming committee of veterans wait for the Honor Flight Nevada travelers. From left are Gary Mouck, Ed Gero, Jack Brantley and Peanut, Jimmie Monsoor and Marilyn Monsoor.
Carole Massie of Dayton receives a quit that was hand sewn by a volunteer from the Comstock Lode Quilters for Quilts of Valor Foundation.
Gale Phillips talks to her husband John after his return from the nationâs capital.
Roger Elliott of Fallon, right, holds an American flag as he welcomes home Honor Flight Nevada veterans.
Sr. Airman Mariah Connell of the Nevada Air National Guard plays the bagpipe as she leads a procession of returning Honor Flight Nevada veterans. Holding the flag are Civil Air Patrol cadets Anastasia Wadleigh, left, and Katie Muff.
Student council members have been working on signs for next weekâs homecoming week. From left are Emily Marshall, Dawson Frost, Emily Evett, Hanna Hitchcock and Allison Frost.
View of the mining camp of Wonder, which appeared in a 1913 issue of Popular Science Monthly.
Alex Perazzo leaps to reach the ball during one of his matches against the Sparks Railroaders.
Josh Miculak returns the ball during a match at the CCHS tennis court.
Lily is a three-year-old female border collie/Lab mix who would love a home with no cats but she does love other dogs.
Harry is a one-year-old black and white Tuxedo. He is extremely friendly, curious and adorable. He loves to play and is looking for the perfect playmate. Harry would love to love you, so come out and meet him.
Bryan Duenas and South Tahoe's Ethan Nelson race to take possession of the ball when it lands.
Adrian Martinez, left, and Bryan Ugalde harry South Tahoe's Oscar Marzocco for the ball during the Greenwave's Wednesday match.
Lorynn Fagg (3) returns the ball to Fernley as Ashley Again stands behind her.
Macie Anderson (14) sets the ball for the Lady Wave as Kinnsli Rogne watches.
Fallon lineman Ben Dooley fends off two Truckee defenders in Fallon's win on Friday.
Brock Richardson evades Fernley's defenders to run in a touchdown.
The Trease family includes daughters Bailey and Bella (front) and Tim and his wife, Jackie. Not pictured is daugther Britney Trease Grimm.
There will be many raffle items on Saturday at the Kicks for Tim fundraiser, which will also features a parents vs. kids game along with a bounce house, music and food at the county regional park.
Governor Brian Sandoval, top row second from right, and the co-founders of Alchemy, Jim Carr, left, Bill Wilson, and Mike Duffield, pose during a press conference hosted by Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada to welcome the technology company to the community. Bottom row are members of the Alchemy staff who are also alumi of the University of Nevada, Reno.
Greg Howard, left, and Jeff Urmston, founders of TrenLot, talk in their office.
File - In this April 4, 2017, file photo, the fountains of Bellagio erupt along the Las Vegas Strip in Las Vegas. The Nevada Gaming Control Board reported Thursday, July 27, 2017, that casino gambling revenues totaled $895 million in June, up just under 1 percent statewide from the same month last year. (AP Photo/John Locher, File)
Newspaper clippings are on display at Glenn Lucky's birthday party Wednesday.
Birthday cake is served in honor of Glenn Lucky's 65th birthday Wednesday at the Nevada State Museum.
A visibly moved Glenn Lucky thanks the people that attended his birthday party Wednesday at the Nevada State Museum.
SFC Ron Seagraves talks about the JISCC Wednesday at the Office of the Adjutant General.
Nevada Guardsmen Hodes, Martinelli, Seagraves, Isbister and Spurlock pose for a photo Wednesday with the Joint Incident Site Communications Capability unit that they will be traveling with to aid in Puerto Rico's recovery from Hurricane Maria.
NDOT long range planner Tim Mueller and NDOT consultant Devin Crowley speak about the One Nevada Plan Wednesday night at the community center.
Dayton's Nicholas Reul battles with a Fernley player Wednesday at Dayton High School.
Striker Riley Fetters lines up a shot on goal against Fernley Wednesday afternoon at Dayton High.
Attorney Gloria Allred makes the case to ensure the parole board considers domestic battery convictions in decidingwhether to release an inmate while Nevada Assemblywoman Lisa Krasner, who is sponsoring the legislation, looks on. The bill was drafted in the wake of the board decision to parole O.J. Simpson, who was charged with domestic battery in 1989.
FILE - In this July 20, 2017, file photo, former NFL football star O.J. Simpson enters for his parole hearing at the Lovelock Correctional Center in Lovelock, Nev. A Nevada prisons official says a plan is in place for Simpson to be released to parole as early as Monday, Oct. 2, 2017, from a facility in the Las Vegas area. Nevada Department of Corrections spokeswoman Brooke Keast said Wednesday, Sept. 27 that the process and documents still must be finalized for Simpson's release after nine years behind bars for an armed robbery conviction. (Jason Bean/The Reno Gazette-Journal via AP, Pool, File)
Ashley Mason bumps the ball in a match against Fallon on Monday.
Carson High doubles player Bradley Wiggins returns a serve in a match against Wooster on Tuesday.
Brianda Diaz celebrates a point during a match against Fallon on Monday.
Sierra Lutheran runners had a strong effort in a meet in Boise, Idaho.
Ed Epperson, CEO and President of Carson Tahoe Health speaks at a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Hoop House, a greenhouse located behind the Carson Tahoe Cancer Center.
Community members get a peak inside the 960 square-foot hoop house located behind the Carson Tahoe Cancer Center.
Will Adler, a marijuana industry lobbyist speaks at the Carson City Chamber luncheon on Tuesday.
Gov. Brian Sandoval enjoys a morning walk to school with Bordewich Bray Elementary School with students and faculty Wednesday morning.
Eucalyptus, an oil on linen by Mary Warner. The Las Vegas artistâs Carson City displayed opened Sept. 25 and runs through Nov. 10.
Cathleen Allison/Nevada Appeal
Fresh tomato sauce, featuring local tomatoes from the 3rd and Curry St. Farmers Market, by Linda Marrone.
The Kinkead Builiding, 505 E. King St., will be demolished.
National Public Lands Day volunteers working on a habitat project in Winnemucca in 2016.
A sign indicting full capacity at Lahontan Reservoir was found floating on top of the water and was presented to the Truckee Carson Irrigation District. From left are Rusty Jardine, TCID's general manager; Ernie Schank, president of the TCID board; Fallon Mayor Ken Tedford and County Commission Chairman Pete Olsen.
Fallon Mayor Ken Tedford, left, opens the High Water 2017 Celebration on Saturday as County Commission Chairman Pete Olsen listens.
Jordan Beyer gives a snow cone to a youngster at the High Water 2017 celebration.
Ivy Ward had a booth for face painting during Saturday's event.
Bryan Ugalde spars with Elko's player Saturday morning.
Jose Gonzalez dribbles the ball around to attack the Elko goal.
Cole Hamlin charges the ball past one of Spring Creek's players during Friday's home match.
Hailey Guerrero kicks a pass from the air during Fallon's match in Elko.
Sierra Cortez evades Spring Creek's players as she dribbles the ball down the field.
Samantha Hines dives for the ball ahead of the Elko Indians.
Fallon quarterback Elijah Jackson tries to avoid being taken down by South Tahoe in the Greenwave's 35-34 win on Friday.
Fallon receiver Brock Richardson tries to avoid South Tahoe's defense on Friday.
Fallon's Christian Nemeth battles South Tahoe for the pass in the end zone in the fourth quarter.
Glenda Lee measures out the distance from her putting marker to the hole during a Lady Wave golf team practice.
Allie Lister practices putting at the Fallon Golf Course.
Taylor Ingram serves the ball in a match against Dayton on Monday.
Gracy Lisanti volleys the ball in a match against Dayton on Monday.
Journey Martin digs the ball in a match against Dayton on Monday.
The county recognized the following employees for years of service for the 2017 third quarter: from left, Commissioner Bus Scharmann, Sgt. John Rowe (Sheriffâs Office, 25 years), Andrea Schumann (Juvenile Probation Office, 10 years), Lisa Rigney (Justice Court, 5 years), Commissioner Pete Olsen, Autumn Bergreen, (Juvenile Probation Office, 5 years) and Commissioner Carl Erquiaga. Not pictured: Carol Lloyd (library, 5 years) and Russ Jonte (Road Department, 15 years).
The entire Nevada delegation at the National Federation of Republican Womenâs 39th biennial convention in Philadelphia, Pa.
Anita Trone with Fernley Republican Womenâs Diamond Achievement Award.
Lynne Hartung, Anita Trone and Carrie Almond
Studio portrait
Most of Nevadaâs forests grow at higher elevations, like this one at Pioneer Pass, Mount Wilson.
The Project area for the pipeline.
Dr. Marcia McNutt
This picture of the right side of the American Battle Monuments Cemetery and Memorial was taken in September 2011. Here are some of the 14, 246 grave markers.
This is the entrance to the 130.5-acre Meuse-Argonne American Battle Monuments Cemetery and Memorial. It was established Oct. 14, 1918.
Battle Born Social owner and Executive Chef David Stern is proud of his bar featuring locally produced spirits and beer.
The Union Executive Chef Tommy Linnett loves being in the kitchen.
The Project area for the pipeline.
Koko's Teriyaki sticks cook on the grill at Candy Dance Saturday in Genoa.
Shoppers flock to Genoa for the annual Candy Dance Arts & Crafts Faire on Saturday.
Michael Hicks, Bureau of Business Research
Jim Wheeler
Michael Hicks, Bureau of Business Research
Graduate engineering students at the University of Nevada, Reno inspect damage to a 100-ton, 70-foot-long concrete bridge that was shaken in a live simulation to test new materials, connections and construction techniques with the goal of creating safer structures and quicker rebuilding times following earthquakes.
Veteran Frank Dias listens to a guest speaker at the Carson City Disabled American Veterans meeting.
Glenna Smith, a regional representative for Sen. Dean Heller presents a Certificate of Senatorial Recognition to DAV Commander James Glaser.
Lyon County Sheriff Al McNeil plays the bagpipes.
A Patriot Guard rider stands at vigil with a combined honor guard of Naval Air Station Fallon sailors and Nevada Army National Guard soldiers in the background.
A U.S. flag is placed before the urns.
Staff Sgt. Keith Lawson of the Nevada Army National Guard receives an urn from Brett Palmer, president of the Nevada Veterans Coalition.
A motorcade carrying urns of 27 veterans passes by a big flag hoisted at the Fernley firehouse.
AE1 Wayne Geib of Naval Air Station Fallon places an urn in its final resting place.
Kat Miller, director of the Nevada Department of Veterans Services, bows her head during a final prayer.
Misty Mulholland hands a flag to Vietnam veteran Robert Long prior to the procession going through Fernley.
Charles Montanaro of Carson City, who served in World War II with the U.S. Merchant Marines, carries the urn of a fellow mariner.
One World Kitchen offers ample storage for its startup clients.
A view of the kitchen area at One world Kitchen in Sparks.
One of the culinary entrepreneurs at One World Kitchen prepares a recipe.
Whitney and Josh Dri, owners of One World Kitchen.
Plants grown in the University of Nevada, Reno greenhouses will be for sale at Nevada Field Day, Sept. 30, to support future research and graduate student work. In addition celebrity chefs Clint Jolly and Mark Estee will give food demos during the event.
Franklin Armory recently leased 9,800 square feet of additional industrial space in Minden and is in the process of building out new assembly and manufacturing lines.
Washington State running back James Williams (32) leaps over Nevada defensive back Asauni Rufus (2) during the first half Saturday.
Nevada quarterback Kaymen Cureton (8) throws a pass during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Washington State in Pullman, Wash., Saturday, Sept. 23, 2017. (AP Photo/Young Kwak)
Washington State defensive lineman Hercules Mata'afa (50) sacks Nevada quarterback Kaymen Cureton in the first half Saturday.
Nevada running back Maliek Broady (25) scores the Pack's touchdown during the second half Saturday at Washington State.
Washington State running back Jamal Morrow (25) runs for a touchdown while defended by Nevada linebacker Austin Paulhus (50) during the first half Saturday.
Carson High's Angel Gonzalez jukes a Galena defender during Saturday's match.
From left: George Gosslein, Randy Gaa, Donna Inversin, and Debbie Lane.
Phillip Brady
Winners of the 2017 Homecoming Lip Sync Competition
Senior in the Spotlight Hesed Rosas
Lauren Lemburg and Gabriella Escobar in the CHS Lip Sync 2017.
Greater Nevada Credit Union CHS branch sponsoring the CHS Blue Thunder Marching Band.
Front row from left: Anthony Meyer grade 9, Anika Soulier, 9; Christopher Paluch, 11; Darian Montalvo, 11; Christopher Bush, 9; Trinity Harvey, 9; Manuel Hoyos-Velasquez, 9; Briana Sanchez, 11; and Bryar Fanch.
Ethan Lepire as Kid Rock for the CHS Homecoming week dress-up.
EDU 110 Students
CHS Orienteering Team 1
Athletes of the Week Tanner Kalicki for football and Kuulei Haupu for varsity volleyball
Dozens of dogs took a swim at CASI's annual Pooch Plunge held at the Aquatic Facility's outdoor pool.
Mac, Harley, Rocco and Denver, and their owners, leave the Aquatic Facility's outdoor pool after enjoying CASI's Pooch Plunge.
The Chamberlains were selling, among other things, about 1,000 casino chips collected over the years.
Christy Chamberlain and her husband sold a DVD player and bicycle at the first Carson City Community Garage Sale held Saturday in the Community Center parking lot.
Chad Lundquist/Nevada Appeal
Silver Oak Golf owner Garth Richards and General Manager Terrie McNutt show off their new driving range art.
After a night of dancing, dresses are washed and hung to dry in Spain.
The original Ormsby House was renamed the Park Hotel. This shot was taken of the Park Hotel on July 4, 1900.
Carson High's Hunter Rauh finished ninth on Friday.
Douglas receiver Devon Ryan (3) is taken down by a pair of Reno defenders Friday night in a 43-0 loss at home.
Senator kicker Tanner Kalicki boots one through the uprights Friday night at the Jim Frank Track and Field Complex.
Carson Head Coach Blair Roman talks to his troops during a first half timeout Friday night.
Sophomore quarterback Jon Laplante is wrapped up by a North Valleys player Friday night at Carson High.
Senior Abel Carter rambles through the North Valleys defense on his way to a score in the first half Friday night at CHS.
President Donald Trump talks with reporters about the Graham-Cassidy health care bill during a meeting with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi at the Palace Hotel during the United Nations General Assembly, Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2017, in New York. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
FILE -- In this July 27, 2017, file photo, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., speaks to reporters on Capitol Hill in Washington. McCain says he won't vote for the Republican bill repealing the Obama health care law. His statement likely deals a fatal blow to the last-gasp GOP measure in a Senate showdown expected next week. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen, file)
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., walks to the Senate chamber for a vote, at the Capitol in Washington, Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2017. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
T-6 class racers taxi to the end of the runway before taking off to race.
The Reno Championship Air Races brought planes of all shapes and sizes to the Stead Air Field for another breathtaking event.
The Reno Championship Air Races brought planes of all shapes and sizes to the Stead Air Field for another breathtaking event.
Shifty, the Racing Association's air boss, coordinates the run of show from the air tower.
The Reno Championship Air Races draw a crowd each year, bringing shows of aircrafts racing at 400 miles per hour just 50 feet above the crowd.
Skilled private and military pilots raced against one another in six classes depending on type of plane.
The Reno Championship Air Races brought planes of all shapes and sizes to the Stead Air Field for another breathtaking event.
A Royal Canadian Air Force F-18 arrives at the Reno Air Races.
Four Sport class racers round pylon 8 in today's Bronze heat race.
Jason Gardner competes in the newspaper toss during the End of Bike Week Party on Friday evening in McFadden Plaza.
FILE - In this March 2, 2016 file photo, a passenger boards a city bus while the driver looks on at the bus station in downtown Reno, Nev. A federal judge has given northern Nevada's largest public transit system the green light to begin recording audio along with video surveillance on city buses despite objections from the bus drivers' union that it's an illegal invasion of privacy. U.S. District Judge Miranda Du said in a ruling this week neither the drivers nor their passengers have a right to privacy because conversations on public buses are not private. (AP Photo/Scott Sonner, File)
In this image provided by Northstar California, flakes of snow come down on Zephyr Lodge at the Northstar California Resort Thursday, Sept. 21, 2017, in Truckee, Calif. Snow is falling in the Sierra Nevada on the last day of summer, dusting hills and ski resorts with fresh snow and stoking excitement for an early skiing season. Forecasters say a rare cool weather system moving south from Oregon is bringing mountain rain and snow showers to the Sierra Thursday. Warmer and drier weather is expected by the weekend. (Northstar California via AP)
In this image provided by Northstar California, flakes of snow come down on a chairlift at the Northstar California Resort Thursday, Sept. 21, 2017, in Truckee, Calif. Snow is falling in the Sierra Nevada on the last day of summer, dusting hills and ski resorts with fresh snow and stoking excitement for an early skiing season. Forecasters say a rare cool weather system moving south from Oregon is bringing mountain rain and snow showers to the Sierra Thursday. Warmer and drier weather is expected by the weekend. (Northstar California via AP)
In this image provided by Northstar California, Jessie Hall, an employee at the Northstar California Resort looks out at the first snow of the season Thursday, Sept. 21, 2017, in Truckee, Calif. Snow is falling in the Sierra Nevada on the last day of summer, dusting hills and ski resorts with fresh snow and stoking excitement for an early skiing season. Forecasters say a rare cool weather system moving south from Oregon is bringing mountain rain and snow showers to the Sierra Thursday. Warmer and drier weather is expected by the weekend. (Northstar California via AP)
Nevada head coach Jay Norvell during a timeout Saturday against Idaho State. The Wolf Pack faces No. 18 Washington State on the road this week.
Lacy J. Dalton and the Dalton Gang will be the center of a fundraiser to benefit the Let âem Run Foundation, whose mission is to protect wild horses and burros.
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Daryl Frazetti
Brynlee Shults and Brooklynn Whitaker battle Truckee on the CCHS tennis court.
Abigail Ritts hits the ball back to Truckee during her solo match.
Fallon junior running back Reid Clyburn powers through the Wooster defense in the first half.
Brynlee Shults reaches to return the ball during a match at the CCHS tennis court.
CCHS senior Brynlee Shults serves the ball during a doubles match against Truckee.
Shelbi Schultz sets the ball for a kill against South Tahoe.
Karlee Hitchcock, left, bumps the ball over the net during Fallon's match against South Tahoe.
Lily is a three-year-old female border collie/Lab mix who would love a home with no cats but she does love other dogs.
Lexi is a two-year-old American bulldog mix. She is extremely sweet and loves people. Lexi is looking for a home where she can be the only pet and have someone to love and take care of her. Lexi is great with children, too. Come out and take her for a stroll. Sheâll steal your heart.
The majestic Washoe County Courthouse has long been part of Renoâs history and lore.
Nevada quarterback Kaymen Cureton tries to find an open receiver against Idaho State.
Nevadaâs Kelton Moore fumbles in the ball in the second half against Idaho State.
Senior Vice Commander in Chief Keith Harmon, left, presents the Teacher of the Year Award to Fallon educator Steve Johnson at the National VFW convention in New Orleans.
Past VFW state Cmdr. Gerald Franco, right, presents a $1,000 check to Principal Kevin Lords of Churchill County High School.
Both state and local VFW members recognized Churchill County High School with a plaque and a $1,000 check for producing the national Teacher of the Year. From left are Gil Hernandez, a member of the VFW National Council of Administration; high-school student Matthew Prince; Dick Hurstak, commander of Fallon Post 1002; student Anthony Geer; Mike Terry, coordinator of the Teacher of the Year program for Post 1002; student Jaidyn Delgado; CCHS Principal Kevin Lords; Gerald Franco, past state VFW commander; Melissa Nusi, representative from Fallon Posts 1002âs Auxiliary; and Larry Hire, current state VFW commander.
Karen Moessner, director at Domestic Violence Intervention, stands peacefully in her last year's Halloween attire for the downtown "Trick-or-Treat" event, posing in front of the CCSD school bus decorated with student handprints teaching "hands are not for hitting."
From left, WNC Fallon campus Professor Holly O'Toole, research students Ellona Gehman and Lana Quint, and WNC's Dr. Gary Evett present their research group's scientific poster at the 2nd Annual NIH INBRE Statewide Meeting at UNLV.
Local dignitaries were on hand for the Lumina groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday, Sept. 19. (photo by Michael Lucido)
Film critic and author Robin Holabird, right, speaks with Jack Carrerow after her discussion Tuesday on movie films shot in Nevada. She was the first of five speakers at the Churchill County Museumâs Fall Lecture Series.
Blair Crimmins & The Hookers cap off Saturdayâs âHigh Water 2017â Celebration at Oats Park.
Gas prices at the pump at Chevron in Gardnerville on Thursday, Sept. 14.
Gas prices at Arco in Gardnerville on Thursday, Sept. 14.
Nevadans fill up their tanks at Arco gas station in Gardnerville.
Senior Tanner Kalicki watches the football fly through the uprights last Friday at McQueen High School.
Abby Pradere digs a Wooster serve Wednesday night at CHS.
Shea DeJoseph blocks a Wooster shot for the Senators on Wednesday at Carson High.
Clint Jolly adds salt to his Loco Moco recipe Wednesday at the Boys & Girls Club.
Celebrity chef Clint Jolly kicks off a six-month program of healthy cooking classes for kids Wednesday at the Boys & Girls Club.
Gary Duarte, director and founder of the U.S. Nuclear Energy Foundation, said Wednesday at the Churchill County Central Republican Committee monthly meeting a nuclear storage repository should be revitalized at Yucca Mountain.
Lily is a three-year-old female border collie/Lab mix who would love a home with no cats but she does love other dogs.
Squirt is an adorable four-year-old domestic short hair tabby. She is a beautiful silver/gray girl with big green eyes. You just have to meet her to appreciate her friendly, loving ways. Squirt is looking for her soul-mate who will love and cherish her. It could be you, so come out for a play date; youâll be charmed.
Kathy Street, Mary Kay Kaluza and Annette Ramirez, Eagle Valley Women's Golf Club Champions.
FILE - In this Oct. 18, 2016 file photo, Nevada Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske speaks during a press conference in Las Vegas. Nevada state Assemblymen Nelson Araujoa, a first-term Nevada state lawmaker from Las Vegas, announced Monday, Sept. 18, 2017 he'll run as a Democrat next year against Cegavske. Cegavske has said she intends to seek re-election to the statewide office she won in 2014. (Erik Verduzco/Las Vegas Review-Journal via AP)
FILE - In this Oct. 14, 2015 file photo, Nevada state Assemblymen Nelson Araujo and then-Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton laugh at an ice cream parlor in North Las Vegas, Nev. Araujo, a first-term Nevada state lawmaker from Las Vegas, announced Monday, Sept. 18, 2017 he'll run as a Democrat next year against the incumbent Republican secretary of state. The incumbent, Barbara Cegavske, has said she intends to seek re-election to the statewide office she won in 2014. (AP Photo/John Locher, File)
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Bonanza Inn Oatmeal Bread
FILE - In this July 13, 2017, file photo, Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., left, and Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., right, talk while walking to a meeting on Capitol Hill in Washington. Senate Republicans are planning a final, uphill push to erase President Barack Obama's health care law. But Democrats and their allies are going all-out to stop the drive. The initial Republican effort crashed in July in the GOP-run Senate. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said after that defeat that he'd not revisit the issue without the votes to succeed. Graham and Cassidy are leading the new GOP charge and they'd transform much of Obama's law into block grants and let states decide how to spend the money. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais, File)
Dean Heller is on the hot spot when it comes to health care.
Vice Adm. Mike Shoemaker, right, commander, Naval Air Force, Pacific, presents the Legion of Merit to Rear Adm. Gregory Harris, the outgoing commander of the Naval Aviation Warfighting Development Center.
Outgoing commander of the Naval Aviation Warfighting Development Center, Rear Adm. Greg Harris, right, salutes incoming commander, Rear Adm. Daniel Cheever.
Dean Gould, chief of staff and special counsel to the Board of Regents answers a question during public comment regarding the procedure of finding a new president for Western Nevada College.
Mayla Dahl, left, races to get the ball from Truckee's Liliana Hosefros.
Rylee Ott dribbles the ball down the field at Churchill County High School.
Maddie Guerrero runs to intercept the ball as Truckee's Sami Olsen passes it.
The Fallon Youth Football varsity team includes, in alphabetic order, Reggie Andres, Edgar Arteaga, Alain Barrera, Titan Buchanan, John Cilenti, Daven Collins, Aiden Deitrick, Isiah Diaz, Christian Downs, Nick Downs, Everdmar Garcia, Trevor Ellis, Teon Erwin, Darius Fielder, John Anthony Hallberg, Thayne Hatch, Brody Jacks, Brahm Luyt, Kian Luyt, Steven Moon, Matthew Neumann, Jeremiah Prinz, John Rowe, Danner Rowlett, Casamaro White and Jennessa White.
Fallon's Jacob Weber intercepts Wooster late in the game on Friday.
Fallon's Brock Richardson hauls in a 70-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter.
Jordan Byer, left and Karlee Hitchcock block the ball at the net during Fallon's match against Lowry.
Karlee Hitchcock leaps up to hit the ball for a kill against Lowry's Lady Buckaroos.
Macie Anderson, right leaps to block a kill by Lowry's Brittany Jacaway
Brynlee Shults works on her serve during a Greenwave tennis team practice.
Ashby Trotter reaches to return the ball during a Greenwave tennis team practice.
Blake Malkovich slams the ball to the net at the CCHS tennis court.
Fort Churchill State Historic Park in Silver Springs is hosting several free events in October.
JROTC member and volunteer Kailey Freeman, a freshman at Churchill County High School, helps ready the group's popcorn machine. The JROTC students have helped before and also assisted with the color blast run. "I love this," Freeman said of the event.
Sarah Peterson, 5, enjoys a snow cone on the playground, wearing a "Keep calm and join the voices of recovery" T-shirt as the community event warms up Saturday morning.
Participants ready for the start of the 5k color walk/run Saturday morning in front of Venturacci Park before the Fallon Fun Day park activities officially kick off.
Volunteers also help clean the theater seats.
From left, troop members Ben Jamieson, 15; Alex Perazzo, 16; and Orin Sommer, 17, work on the Eagle Scout projects.
Troop 441 member Hamilton Sommer, 15, aids his brother and other fellow scouts in the taking down of unnecessary burlap for sound originally in the Fallon Theatre on Maine Street.
Outgoing commander of the Naval Aviation Warfighting Development Center, Rear Adm. Mark Harris, right, salutes incoming commander, Rear Adm. Daniel Cheever.
Outgoing commander of the Naval Aviation Warfighting Development Center, Rear Adm. Mark Harris, right, salutes incoming commander, Rear Adm. Daniel Cheever.
Chancellor Dr. Thom Reilly listens to public comments on whether an acting or interim president of Western Nevada College should be appointed following the resignation of President Chester Burton.
Dean Gould, chief of staff and special counsel to the Board of Regents answers a question during public comment regarding the procedure of finding a new president for Western Nevada College.
Tilio Lagatta, managing member of Blackfire Real Estate Investors is the chapter president of Entrepreneurs' Organization of Reno-Tahoe (EO)
Glen Lucky rides his tricycle near the intersection of Fairview Drive and Carson Street on Monday, July 3, 2017. Guy Clifton/Travel Nevada
Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles employees donated 550 pounds of food to the food drive in August in Carson City. A total of 2,722 pounds of fresh produce and nonperishable food was donated for the hungry.
Jim McClenahan, right, Director of Corporate Relations and Outreach at University of Nevada, Reno, presents the co-founders of Alchemy â Jim Carr, left, COO, Mike Duffield, CEO, and Bill Wilson EVP of talent development â a pass for the Wolf Pack game for the Alchemy's Reno staff.
Sweeping views of Sand Harbor will be offered at a ranger-led hike on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1.
Workers prep the outside of the new Dutch Bros. Coffee location that is expected to open by yearâs end at 7250 S. Virginia St. in Reno.
The Romeo family, from left, Eleanor, 10, Ivan, 8, and Sydney, 12, read Colors! ¡Colores! along the Carson City Libraryâs Story Stroll in Carson City, Nev., on Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017. The self-led tour takes readers through a couple pages every 30-yards along the river trail. Photo by Cathleen Allison/Nevada Photo Source
Sara and Zach Romeo walk on the Carson River Park trail as their kids, from left, Sydney, 12, Madelyn, 5, Ivan, 8, and Eleanor, 10, run ahead to read Colors! ¡Colores! along the Carson City Libraryâs Story Stroll in Carson City, Nev., on Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017. The self-led tour takes readers through a couple pages every 30-yards along the river trail. Photo by Cathleen Allison/Nevada Photo Source
Dora Lane
Snapchat focuses on three types of ads within their app: Snap Ads, Filters and Lenses.
Jeff Jacobs, CEO of Jacobs Entertainment Inc., comments on his companyâs plans for Fourth Street before demolition of the Carriage Inn motel.
Juan V. Lopez speaks March 10 at a scholarship banquet for the Western Nevada College Foundation in Carson City
Cyberseurity experts Shamik Sengupta, executive director of the Cybersecurity Center at the University of Nevada, Reno, Brandon Peterson, chief information security officer at the Desert Research Institute, and Darren McBride, a Reno electrical engineer and Microsoft Certified Instructor, on Sept. 7, listen to questions during the Northern Nevad Business Weekly's September Business & Breakfast event at the Atlantis Casino Resort Spa.
Nevada quarterback Kaymen Cureton tries to find an open receiver against Idaho State.
Nevadaâs Kelton Moore fumbles in the ball in the second half against Idaho State.
Nevadaâs Brendan OâLeary-Orange battles for the ball against Idaho State.
Nevadaâs McLane Mannix leaps over the Idaho State defense in the first half on Saturday.
Former Nevada track and field star Kali Baker Bennett was inducted into the universityâs athletics Hall of Fame.
Dayton senior Juan Diaz (18) moves the ball downfield against Whittell on Saturday at DHS.
Senior forward Victor Gomez-Lozano puts one in the goal off his head for the Dust Devils on Saturday against Whittell. Dayton won, 9-0.
Clint Vondrak works as a first base umpire in a recent game.
Ross Clinic volunteer Robert Chudnow, MD, and Carson Douglas Medical Society Alliance representative Amy Hayes, MD.
Interior repairs being made at RTP Company in Dayton. The company is preparing to re-open the facility by the end of the year.
September Teacher of the Month Kim Shepherd
Phillip Brady
CHS Friday assembly participants getting ready for Homecoming next week
CHS teacher Flash Mob crew
CHS Student of the Week Andrew Morris
CHS Open House Open Hearts Sept. 13th
CHS Jazz Ensemble
CHS Dance Crew
CHS Athletes of the Week Rebecco Trejo and Christian Martiniz
3rd Place Mountain Bike Winner Elsa Harrison
CISCO Technology Instructor Dave Riske works with students Sergio Teutli, rear, and Chrissa Johnson at Western Nevada College in Carson City on April 27, 2016.
Lindsay Moore works in the industrial technology labs at Western Nevada College in Carson City.
Pioneer Highâs JAG graduation rate was 76.9 percent in 2016. This year, it reached 100 percent.
Alec John Belle, 20, has been publishing books since he was 16-years-old focusing on teenage mental health and sexuality.
Alec John Belle, 20, wrote The Long Road Home during his senior year at Carson High School and is currently working on an eight-part series for his Forbidden Darkness Chronicles.
Sara Reyes
Douglas quarterback Hunter Hickey fires the ball to a Douglas receiver at North Valleys Friday night.
Jon Laplante hands the ball off to Kyle Rudy Friday night against McQueen in Reno.
Junior Chance Smith handles the ball for Carson Friday night at McQueen.
Abel Carter tries to elude a pair of Lancer defenders Friday night at McQueen.
Jon Laplante hands the ball off to Kyle Rudy Friday night against McQueen in Reno.
The huge aluminum eagle sculpture sits in the Road and Highway Builders equipment yard awaiting its installation at the south end of the Carson Bypass.
Program Coordinator Matt Sampson plays scrabble with club members at
Local attorney Ryan Russell intends to replace Judge John Tatro as Carson City Justice of the Peace/Municipal Court Judge Department 2.
Jason Gardner competes in the newspaper toss during the End of Bike Week Party on Friday evening in McFadden Plaza.
Nevada's Asauni Rufus was flagged for targeting and was disqualified from the game in the first half.
Senior Efren Ramirez works the ball past a Reed defender Saturday at the Jim Frank Track and Field Complex.
Fallon Youth Football's Bandits, in alphabetic order, Liam Barros, Trey Bradley, Daemian Bueno, Kasen Bullock, Carlos Carreon, Ashton Clark, Gauge Conner, Kaden Detomasi, Logan Gentry, Vincent Fasthorse, Cooper Gubler, Bartell Hammon, Owen Holcomb, Erik Johnston, Alijah Juarez, Mason Llamas, Richard Porter, Camden Richardson, Ryder Segura, Tristan Shear, Isaac Therres and Landon Werle.
The Fallon Youth Football League Mavericks, in alphabetic order, Thomas Ames, William Brady, Bradley Cabral, Gage Christiano, Rylan Clark, Jace Conner, Avery DeAloia, Travis Dorman, Arad Duenas, Caleb Edgmon, Javier Garcia, Jesse Gerber, Dierks Hammon, Reese Hammond, Matthew Harral, James Lofthouse, Lincoln Neumann, Maxton Richardson, Kelten Rowland, Drake Rowlett, Rio Segura, Wesley Thompson, Virece Walker and Kenyon Wilson.
Fallon Youth Football's Renegades, in alphabetic order, Zack Adams, Manuel Barros, Mason Blakemore, Wyatt Dixon, Adien Gilmore, Leopold Gomes, Garret Helton, Devin Herrion, Jordan Leland, Ryder Letourneau, Kolby McFadden, Ryder McNabb, Carson Melendy, Barry Mitchell, Caleb Moss, Landin Roman, Ashton Simar, Dustin Stritenberger, Jayden Stuve, Carlos Valenzuela, Jasmine Werle, Kayden White and Bransyn Wright.
Rylee Ott, 34, defends a pass from Lowry's Victoria Tirado during Fallon's match against the Lady Buckaroos.
Sierra Hickox kicks the ball toward the Fernley goal during Fallon's Tuesday home match.
Mayla Dahl and Fernley's Kayla Mariani race for the ball at the Edward Arciniega Athletics Complex soccer field.
Fallon's Sean McCormick tries to stay inbounds in Friday's game against Truckee.
Fallon's Gabe Hardy pressures Truckee quarterback Marcus Bellon.
Fallon's Dionisio Lopez races the ball ahead of one of Lowry's players.
Carson sophomore Becca Trejo reaches for a shot against her Galena opponent Brooke Galloway Thursday at CHS.
Nevada Supreme Court Justice Lidia Stiglich presents Judge John Tatro with the Outstanding Achievement in Judicial Education award.
Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong discusses marijuana during a public forum Thursday night at the Carson City Sheriff's Office.
The historic Glenbrook locomotive was built in 1875 to haul lumber from the mills at Lake Tahoe.
Nevada Indian Commission Executive Director Sherry Rupert talks about the history of the Stewart Indian School in Carson City, Nev., on Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2017. The American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association honored the Stewart Indian School Fatherâs Day Powwow Wednesday night as the Best Cultural Heritage Experience in the country during itâs 2016-2017 awards ceremony in Wisconsin. Photo by Cathleen Allison/Nevada Photo Source
Dancers compete at the Stewart Indian School Father's Day Powwow at in June 2017. The American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association honored the Stewart Indian School Fatherâs Day Powwow Wednesday night as the Best Cultural Heritage Experience in the country during itâs 2016-2017 awards ceremony in Wisconsin. Photo by Cathleen Allison/Nevada Photo Source
Real estate agents and staff members from the Keller Williams Group One office in Reno traveled to Texas this week as part of the company-wide relief efforts to help those affected by Hurricane Harvey. More than 5,000 Keller Williams agents nationwide have volunteered to help disaster efforts.
Cooperative Extension is offering Business Strategies for Nevada Agriculture Producers on Sept. 20. The workshop will cover how to identify risks, ways to reduce risk, and ways to improve agricultural businesses.
The new Virginia Street bridge, completed last April.
Doris Poindexter, Highland Village of Fallon resident and volunteer, says of growing older and living life, "We think weâre not capable; we have to think better of ourselves.â
Northside Early Learning Center students have fun with botany last spring. The last CCSD board meeting dicussed FOSS (Full Option Science System) kits which cover different science areas including soil, earth and life.
Avery Hudak, left, won the Carson City Kiwanis Club's Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day 5K last year and will return for this year's event Saturday. The event raises money for the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network and a local scholarship.
Iliana Avila, 8, is a Carson City local diagnosed with a brain tumor and the community is coming together to support the family.
The 16,755-acre Tungsten Fire east of Fallon was contained earlier this week.
Oasis kindergarteners on their "practice day" recently.
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Blair Crimmins & The Hookers play in Fallon on Sept. 23.
An excavator works on the final stretch of "The Big Dig" east of Fallon in May.
Senior fullback Christian Martinez defends against Hug Wednesday night at the Jim Frank Track and Field Complex.
Senator Angel Gonzalez takes a sliding shot on goal against Hug Wednesday at Carson High.
Sophomore Cesar Medina pushes the ball downfield against a Hug defender Wednesday night.
Striker Angel Gonzalez takes a shot on goal against Hug Wednesday night at CHS.
Ulimited Class racer 'Strega' takes off to qualify.
The Unlimited Class racer 'Voodoo' takes off to qualify.
The Texas Flying Legends practicing for their daily performance on Wednesday at the Reno Air Races.
Naval Air Station Fallon will provide five different aircraft for Saturdayâs static display of military aircraft at the National Championship Air Races in Reno.
Sempervivum hens and chicks
Delosperma cooperi, hardy ice plant.
Beloved by bees, the Autumn Joy sedum boasts pink blooms at this time of year.
Burgundy Autumn Joy, pictured, is unusual to see.
Stefanie Schmidt bumps the ball to the front line in a game against Hug on Tuesday.
Ku'ulei Haupu bumps the ball while kneeling on the court in a game against Hug on Tuesday.
Karen Beglin eyes her tee shot on the sixth hole at Eagle Valley Golf Course on Tuesday.
Grandma Hatties will be closing its doors for good at 3p.m. today.
The Carson High School orchestra performs during the school's lunch break on Monday.
Carson High School junior Sy'Johnniqa Moore pledged to unplug from her phone for the week.
James Glaser, retired Master Sergeant of the United States Air Force.
Naval Air Station Fallon will provide five different aircraft for Saturdayâs static display of military aircraft at the National Championship Air Races in Reno.
Naval Air Station Fallon spokesman Zip Upham, right, gives an overview of the baseâs history to, from left, to Tony Longoteta, chief operating officer of the Reno Air Racing Association; Joey Scolari, RARA director; and Robert Perea of the Fernley Repotrer at a media-day event.
From left: Sheriff Lester Smith, Russian Louie and Chief of Police Howard Hoffman.
Dianne Cripe and âLeapâ by artist Lawrence Argent; aluminum, glass, urethane; at Sacramento International Airport, 2011.
Beef bone broth by David Theiss
Carson Tahoe Healthâs Women and Childrenâs Center won honors from March of Dimes for achieving outstanding birthing outcomes.
The choir under the direction of Tom Fleming perform two selections including the National Anthem.
Gov. Brian Sandoval gave the keynote address on the importance of remembering 9/11.
Army Staff Sgt. John Schoenmeir places a rose on the cityâs 9/11 memorial.
Fallon City Council members Bob Erickson, left, Kelly Frost and James Richardson place a wreath in front of the 9/11 memorial.
The American Legion ceremonial team waits to perform a 21-guns salute. From left are Stuart Cook, Garrison Hardesty with his son Gannon, and Lance McNeil.
Fallon Churchill and the Navyâs Federal Fire Departments were among the first responders attending the ceremony.
Chaplain Steve Miller of Victory Baptist Church and Brennan Behimer, Parkside Bible Fellowship, deliver the invocation and benediction, respectively.
Fallon Mayor Ken Tedford gives the chronology of terror that occurred on Sept. 11, 2001.
The Churchill County High School Junior ROTC honor guard includes, from left, Petty Officer 1st Class Natalie Carrero. Company Master Chief Fallon Hughes, Petty Officer 1st Class Chris Elder and Petty Officer 1st Class Jade Beland.
Churchill County High School alum Garrett Kalt phoned in to to the last commission meeting to give an update on how the first LEAD Green Leadership Summit held in August went, with the countyâs support.
The Churchill Community Coalition, New Frontier Treatment Center, Nevada Coalition for Suicide Prevention and other local organizations teamed up to create the meaningful and inspiring event that drew about 75 attendees.
Manpower's tent participated in the day's SPAM cook-off in honor of Suicide Prevention & Awareness Month (SPAM).
Reverend Dawn Blendell from Epworth United Methodist Church speaks during the event ceremony.
Different colored beads are offered to symbolize a person's relationship to suicide; silver is for one who has lost a service member to suicide; green is for someone who is struggling, purple is for having lost a relative or friend, red is for a lost spouse or partner, teal is for one who has a loved one who is struggling, orange is for a lost sibling, white is for a lost child, gold is for a lost parent.
Supporters support each other Saturday at the annual Walk in Memory, Walk for Hope event in Laura Mills Park.
Rich Evans tears down the track at Rattlesnake Raceway.
Ashby Trotter serves the ball during Thursday's Lady Wave home tennis match.
Brynlee Shults and Brooklynn Whitaker prepare for another set during a doubles match against Sparks.
Nicole Klein returns the ball during a doubles match against the Sparks Lady Railroaders.
Karlee Hitchcock slams the ball over the net during the Lady Wave's match against Spring Creek.
Karlee Hitchcock, left, and Gracy Lisanti leap to block the ball during Fallon's match against Spring Creek.
Macie Anderson, 14, hits the ball over the net as Elko goes for a block.
Fallon's Brenden Larsen intercepts a Truckee pass on Friday.
Fallon lineman Ben Dooley fends off two Truckee defenders in Fallon's win on Friday.
âThe Boy that Nevada Killedâ by Reno author Janice Oberding.
McCartney Kelly
Katelyn Smith
Alyssa Oyler
This August Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Lake Tahoe installed 14 Tesla Superchargers in its parking garage.
Cyrq Patua's adjacent solar and geothermal plants in Hazen sits on acres and acres of 100-percent renewable energy, with the new solar portion's production 100-percent sold to a California market.
Larry Dailey
The sacrifices of those given on 9/11 can never be forgotten.
Jakki Ford will sing with the Mile High Jazz Band on Sept. 12.
Then intersection of Pyramid Way and North McCarran Boulevard is seen prior to reopening at midnight.
Then intersection of Pyramid Way and North McCarran Boulevard is seen during a weekday. After months of traffic snarls due to a massive restructuring of the busy intersection, the heavy work is complete and construction workers are continuing with finish work.
This Volvo tractor belonging to Full Tilt Transportation has been upgraded with computerized features that improve gas mileage and safety.
The modern fleet of long-haul trucks and trailers, such as this unit belonging to Full Tilt Transportation, include computerized features that make them safer and more economical.
The Perlan 2 glider is on display in its new hangar at the Minden Airport Wednesday.
CJ Manthe, left, incoming director of the Nevada State Department of Business and Industry, and former director Bruce Breslow, who is going to the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada, pose in the office of the department.
A group of Reno Brew Bike riders stop for a photo op during a tour. At back to the left is Reno Brew Bike general manager and driver SarahFaye Flick.
Reno Brew Bike rolls down South Virginia Street during a tour.
Luxury auto dealerships cluster in south Reno on South Virginia Street.
Drum Major Tobias Arreola directs the Carson High Band during practice Wednesday at CHS.
Part of the brass section belts out a tune during CHS Band practice Wednesday afternoon.
Teachers and students pulling the plug on technology this upcoming week.
Fun times at CHS with Board Games during lunch
CHS Robotics Team assists with Hurricane Harvey
Carson Unplugged
Adan Nunez-Soto
PHS results on the physical safety questions for the SEL Survey.
Kaylee V., PHS student, and Rey Sarmiento, PHS teacher and student mentor.
Interns working at One Drop Farm in Maine. The farmâs owner, Andrew Mefferd, will be the featured speaker at a hold hoop house production workshop in October. Courtesy Andrew Mefferd
Piccolo player Grace Priest, right, and other members of the Boulder City High School marching band, wait for the start of a groundbreaking ceremony for the Interstate-11/Boulder City Bypass project near Boulder City, Monday, April 6, 2015. The $318 million project is expected to be completed in 2018 and create about 4,000 jobs. (Steve Marcus/Las Vegas Sun via AP)
Gov. Brian Sandoval, left, and Tina Quigley, Regional Transportation Commission general manager, sign a box culvert that will be used in the Interstate 11/Boulder City Bypass project during a groundbreaking ceremony near Boulder City, Monday, April 6, 2015. The $318 million project is expected to be completed in 2018 and create about 4,000 jobs. (Steve Marcus/Las Vegas Sun via AP)
National Park Service rangers sign a box culvert that will be used in the Interstate 11/Boulder City Bypass project during a groundbreaking ceremony near Boulder City Monday, April 6, 2015. The $318 million project is expected to be completed in 2018 and create about 4,000 jobs. (Steve Marcus/Las Vegas Sun via AP)
From left, Dennis Bargman of the Inliners International; Bill Ramsden of Packards International and also Host of Friendship Day; Al Abrahamson of the Horseless Carriage Club of Nevada; Barry Simcoe, President of the Friends of the Nevada State Railroad Museum; Dan Thielen, Director of the Nevada State Railroad Museum; Adam Michalski, Curator of Education of the Nevada State Railroad Museum and Gary Butrick of the AACA giving Barry Simcoe the check.
Dayton's Seth Anderson carries during Friday's game against Sparks.
Dayton quarterback Carson Keith attempts to escape the Sparks defense during Friday's game.
Daytonâs Jeff Walker hauls in a 39-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Carson Keith during the first half Friday.
Daytonâs Jeff Walker hauls in a 39-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Carson Keith during the first half Friday.
Volunteers with the Friends of the Carson City Library prepare packets for a new Books For Babies program. All newborn babies at Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center receive the bags, including a book, bib, onesie and voucher for a library card in an effort to encourage early literacy. Photo by Cathleen Allison/Nevada Photo Source
Kim Thomas reads to her 5-month-old son Javon at the Browsers Corner Book Store in Carson City, Nev., on Friday, Aug. 25, 2017. The Friends of the Carson City Library have launched a new Books For Babies program providing a gift bag to all newborn babies at Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center in an effort to encourage early literacy. Photo by Cathleen Allison/Nevada Photo Source
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Fallon constructed a memorial to 911 several years after the tragedy.
A monument was dedicated in 2010 to honor local men and women killed in either Iraq or Afghanistan.
A rose is placed next to a person's on his or her birthday at one of the National September 11 Memorial and Museum's reflective pools.
Victory Baptist Church is hosting a special area âFirst Responder Appreciation Day" Sunday 10 a.m.-noon at the church off Reno HIghway heading west.
Fallon Police Officer Kurt Itskin, left, and Victory Baptist Church Pastor and Fallon Police Chaplain Steve Miller.
Third Coast Percussion will open the 2017-18 Performing Arts Series season at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 28 at Nightingale Concert Hall in the University of Nevada, Renoâs Church Fine Arts building.
Lily is a three-year-old female border collie/Lab mix who would love a home with no cats but she does love other dogs.
Reno's Taylor Clarke sailed along for three innings Thursday before giving up three runs in the fourth inning against El Paso.
Reno first baseman Christian Walker crosses home after hitting a solo homer in the bottom of the fourth inning Thursday against El Paso.
Junior Shae DeJoseph hits past a Reed player Thursday night at CHS.
Senior Natalie Anderson serves for the Senators against Reed Thursday evening at Tom Andreasen Court.
Senators Stefanie Schmidt (left) and Shae DeJoseph attempt to block a Reed hit Thursday at Carson High.
Carson's Jared Barnard serves to his North Valleys opponent Thursday at CHS.
FILE - In this Nov. 30, 2004, file photo, an evaporation pond holds contaminated fluid and sediment at the former Anaconda copper mine near Yerington, Nev. Nevada wants to back out of an agreement with U.S. regulators to designate the toxic mine as a priority Superfund site, a move critics say could ultimately leave state taxpayers on the hook for hundreds of millions dollars in cleanup costs at the abandoned World War II-era copper mine near Yerington, according to documents obtained by The Associated Press. (AP Photo/Debra Reid, File)
The Ormsby House has a buyer.
Carson City is focusing on weed abatement.
Weed abatement takes a great deal of effort in Carson City.
Carson City Animal Shelter Director, Art Westbrook, talks about the spay and neuter clinic Wednesday.
Art Westbrook, Carson City Animal Shelter Director, speaks about spay and neuter clinic policies in the prep room at the shelter Wednesday.
Sept. 11-15 is unplug week at Carson High School, when students and staff are encouraged to disconnect from technology.
NIAA Assistant Director Donnie Nelson was named the Greenwave Hall of Fame's keynote speaker for the inaugural dinner on Oct. 7.
Bryan Duenas, right, takes possession of the ball against North Tahoe.
Allison Lister shoots her ball down the course during a two-day tournament in Elko and Spring Creek.
Gov. Brian Sandoval attended Cyrq Patua Solar's grand opening in Hazen and praised Churchill County for being a leader in renewable energy.
Cyrq Patua's adjacent solar and geothermal plants in Hazen sits on acres and acres of 100-percent renewable energy, with the new solar portion's production 100-percent sold to a California market.
Samantha Hines kicks the ball back into play at the CCHS field.
Sierra Hicox winds up to kick the ball back to Fallon's side during the Lady Wave's match against North Tahoe.
Alexis Jarrett, right, faces off against a North Tahoe player for possession of the ball.
Reid Clyburn, left, races down the field as Nick Delgado holds off Fernley's defense.
Cannon painted Rebel Red
Cannon painted Wolf Pack Blue
Michon R. Eben, RSIC Tribal Historic Preservation Office/Cultural Resource Manager, returned the nine baskets from the Placer County Museum in Auburn, Calif.
Jason Guinasso
Ken Curtzwiler carries a flag and plaque in rememberance of his daughter SFC Miranda McElhiney during the IHOP Memorial Run/Walk Wednesday morning.
Walkers leave the IHOP parking lot Wednesday in Carson City.
Runners and walkers gather in the parking lot of the IHOP in Carson City Wednesday.
El Paso's Nick Buss beats the throw to second as Reno second baseman Ildemaro Vargas applies a late tag Wednesday.
Freshman Karen Beglin tees off for the Senator golf team Wednesday at Arrowcreek in Reno.
Carson High junior Jill Beglin watches her ball roll towards the hole Wednesday afternoon at Arrowcreek Golf Course in Reno.
Ken Curtzwiler carries a flag and plaque in rememberance of his daughter SFC Miranda McElhiney during the IHOP Memorial Run/Walk Wednesday morning.
Nevada Army guardsman Jeremiah Mock walks with full gear on Wednesday during the IHOP Memorial Run/Walk in Carson City.
Runners and walkers gather in the parking lot of the IHOP in Carson City Wednesday.
Lily is a three-year-old female border collie/Lab mix who would love a home with no cats but she does love other dogs.
A fatal crash happened at Damon's Curve on Tuesday morning.
Joseph Tatum
Briana Neben
Otto Kelly
Tamara Holmes
Grace Hayes
Drinking with Clowns
Art Castañares
Corrado De Gasperis
Tim Carson
Jamie Bianchini
Carson High Schoolâs Back-to-School Night on Sept. 13 will offer a community fair, tours of classrooms and more.
Carson High tennis player Becca Trejo gets tangled in fence netting that shredded due to the high winds by an afternoon thunderstorm on Tuesday. Becca went on to win her singles match against Hug 6-1.
Abel Carter tries a run up the gut against a stingy Reno defense Friday night.
A central portion of the motel separated when strong winds traveled along the valley separated by Nevada state route 361
Strong winds ripped off three sections of roofing from the Middlegate Motel.
Steps shown here on the ground were blown on top of the motel.
A central portion of the motel separated when strong winds traveled along the valley separated by Nevada state route 361
Strong winds ripped off three sections of roofing from the Middlegate Motel.
Steps shown here on the ground were blown on top of the motel.
Nevada State Treasurer Dan Schwartz speaks with the media after an event Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2017, in Las Vegas. Schwartz announced that he'll run as a Republican for governor in Nevada. (AP Photo/John Locher)
The Kinkead Builiding, 505 E. King St., will be demolished
Tomato jam incorporates fresh heirloom tomatoes and an abundance of spices.
Sourdough by Robin Sloan
Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence by Max Tegmark
Fire trucks make their way down the parade route on Monday.
Entries into the Labor Day parade included a variety of tractors.
Sen. Dean Heller waves to the crowds along Maine Street at the anual Labor Day parade.
Children honor the flag presented by the High Desert Detachment Marine Corp League Color Guard.
Gov. Brian Sandoval tosses a handful of candy at the annual Labor Day parade on Monday.
Water sports enthusiasts enjoyed time this weekend at Lake Lahontanâs Churchill Beach and the reservoir's North Shore Marina.
Nevada State Senate Leader Michael Roberson, who is running for lieutenant governor, at the Fallon Labor Day parade.
Among those attending the annual Labor Day breakfast in downtown Fallon were, from left, Gov. Brian Sandoval, Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske, Attorney General Adam Laxalt and his daughter Sophia, 4, and former State Treasurer Patty Cafferata.
Navy Mass Communication Specialist First Class Joe Vincent leads members of The American Legion National Security Commission during a tour of the facilities at Naval Air Station Fallon.
Fallon setter Shelbi Schultz assists her teammate in the teamâs loss against Douglas on Friday.
Elijah Jackson readies to throw a pass during Fallon's game against Fernley.
Brock Richardson, left, and Tallon Amezquita converge on Fernley's Aaron Proctor.
Geothermal Development Associates explores for geothermal resources.
Thomas Kidd, associate professor in the University's biology department, points out the area of interest in the human brain that ties into his split-brain research using the fruit fly.
Governor Brian Sandoval at the opening of Yerington's produce cooling plant.
This Epic AVA-fitted smart home at Martis Camp in Truckee has its centralized network tucked away for easy access.
A look inside one of Epic AVA's Martis Camp smart homes in Truckee. Anything from security, lighting, temperature and more can be controlled from a single device.
Many homes have a built-in display that allows you to access your control system. Most systems allow for control by a smart phone or tablet as well.
A look inside an Oliver Luxury Real Estate-marketed luxury property in Incline Village.
This Oliver Luxury Real Estate smart home property in North Lake Tahoe features anything from motion-sensing lighting to security cameras that may be viewed from any wi-fi enabled device.
Dignitaries cut the ribbon at TMCC's Frank N. Bender Center for Applied Logistics Management in South Reno last spring.
Truckee Meadows Community College president Dr. Karin Hilgersom, speaks at the ribbon cutting ceremony of the Frank N. Bender Center for Applied Logistics Management last spring.
FILE - In this Aug. 31, 2013, file photo, the "Man" burns on the Black Rock Desert at Burning Man near Gerlach, Nev. A Nevada sheriff says the man who ran into the flames at the Burning Man festival's signature burning ceremony has died. Pershing County Sheriff Jerry Allen identified the man as Aaron Joel Mitchell, 41, who died Sunday, Sept. 3, 2017, morning at the UC Davis hospital burn center in California. (Andy Barron/Reno Gazette-Journal, File via AP)
FILE - In this Aug. 31, 2013, file photo, the "Man" burns on the Black Rock Desert at Burning Man near Gerlach, Nev. A Nevada sheriff says a man who ran into the flames at the Burning Man festival's signature burning ceremony has died. Pershing County Sheriff Jerry Allen identified the man as Aaron Joel Mitchell, 41, who died Sunday, Sept. 3, 2017, morning at the UC Davis hospital burn center in California. (Andy Barron/Reno Gazette-Journal via AP, File)
The Boys and Girls Club of Western Nevada offers space for the new full-day preschool program five days a week, approved by the school board to fund the program in June.
The Boys and Girls Club of Western Nevada offers space for the new full-day preschool program five days a week, approved by the school board to fund the program in June.
A garage sale sign stands in a pile of debris damaged by floodwaters in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey Sunday, Sept. 3, 2017, in Spring, Texas. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)
Instructor Nigel A. Harrison, left, gives instruction about hand tools to Cristian Avila and Susanne Whimple during a construction class at Western Nevada College Monday April 4, 2016 in Carson City. Photo by Lisa J. Tolda/Nevada Photo Source
Rick Robinson, left, and Susanne Whimple, right, get some hands-on instruction from Nigel A. Harrison with a drill during a construction class at Western Nevada College Monday April 4, 2016 in Carson City. Photo by Lisa J. Tolda/Nevada Photo Source
Manufacturing Professor Emily Howarth talkst to high school students during College Day at Western Nevada College in Carson City, Nev., on Friday, March 10, 2017. Photo by Cathleen Allison/Nevada Photo Source
A group of high school students check out a manufacturing lab during College Day at Western Nevada College in Carson City, Nev., on Friday, March 10, 2017. Photo by Cathleen Allison/Nevada Photo Source
Traffic barrels mark off construction zones along the west end of Prater Way in Sparks, part of the RTC project to recreate the stretch from downtown Reno through Sparks.
Construction worker dig in a trench created by the RTC project to recreate the stretch along Fourth Street and Prater Way from downtown Reno through Sparks.
A utility trench can be seen in the RTC construction along Fourth Street in Reno through Sparks along Prater Way.
Workers lay asphalt during construction work on the west end of Prater Way in Sparks. The RTC project will recreate the corridor along Fourth Street and Prater from the main bus station in Reno through Sparks, to improve safety and accessibility to public transportation routes, as well as to increase access to public transportation for the disabled.
Senior Master Sgt. Jason Farnsworth with Renown Health executives Michael Henson, Michelle Sanchez-Bickley, front, and Dawn Ahner, during an awards ceremony Aug. 25 at the Pentagon.
Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan, left, with Dawn Ahner, Renown Health executive vice president and CEO, and Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Chairman Craig McKinley, during an award presentation in the Pentagon on Aug. 25.
The Ormsby House as shown last year.
The Living With Fire Programâs Ember House, a beanbag-toss activity that teaches about the ember threat during wildfire, is one of many activities available at the free Safety Day on Sept. 9.
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Senior Sunrise at CHS
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Astronomy enthusiasts watch coverage of a total solar eclipse on Aug. 21 at the Jack C. Davis Observatory on the Western Nevada College campus in Carson City.
Pioneer High School student Justin McKee shows the route for the dayâs hike.
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Northwestern quarterback Clayton Thorson (18) looks to throw against Nevada during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Evanston, Ill., Saturday, Sept. 2, 2017. (AP Photo/Matt Marton)
Nevada quarterback Ty Gangi (6) looks to pass against Northwestern during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Evanston, Ill., Saturday, Sept. 2, 2017. (AP Photo/Matt Marton)
Nevada quarterback Ty Gangi (6) prepares to take the snap against Northwestern during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Evanston, Ill., Saturday, Sept. 2, 2017. (AP Photo/Matt Marton)
Nevada quarterback Ty Gangi (6) passes the ball against Northwestern during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Evanston, Ill., Saturday, Sept. 2, 2017. (AP Photo/Matt Marton)
Northwestern head coach Pat Fitzgerald, second from left, talks to the team after they scored against Nevada during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Evanston, Ill., Saturday, Sept. 2, 2017. (AP Photo/Matt Marton)
Northwestern wide receiver Macan Wilson (15), right, celebrates with teammates after scoring a touchdown against Nevada during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Evanston, Ill., Saturday, Sept. 2, 2017. (AP Photo/Matt Marton)
Nevada defensive back Elijah Moody (18) breaks up a pass meant for Northwestern wide receiver Jalen Brown (17) during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Evanston, Ill., Saturday, Sept. 2, 2017. (AP Photo/Matt Marton)
Northwestern wide receiver Macan Wilson (15) catches a touchdown pass as Nevada defensive backs Vosean Crumbie, left, and Elijah Moody (18) defend during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Evanston, Ill., Saturday, Sept. 2, 2017. (AP Photo/Matt Marton)
Nevada wide receiver McLane Mannix, back, celebrates with Nevada wide receiver Wyatt Demps (19) after catching a touchdown pass Saturday.
Nevada wide receiver McLane Mannix, back, celebrates with Nevada wide receiver Wyatt Demps (19) after he caught a touchdown pass against Northwestern during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Evanston, Ill., Saturday, Sept. 2, 2017. (AP Photo/Matt Marton)
Northwestern defensive back Alonzo Mayo (12) gets flipped in the air by Nevada linebacker Gabriel Sewell, back, and Nevada defensive back Dameon Baber (5) on Saturday.
Northwestern defensive back Alonzo Mayo (12) gets flipped in the air by Nevada linebacker Gabriel Sewell, back, and Nevada defensive back Dameon Baber (5) on Saturday.
Northwestern defensive back Alonzo Mayo (12) gets flipped in the air by Nevada linebacker Gabriel Sewell, left, Nevada defensive back Dameon Baber (5) and Nevada defensive back Ahki Muhammad (3) on Saturday.
Western Nevada College student Alexis Rodriguez presents the eAlarm sound grenade, a safety device that WNC has been passing out to students.
Suzanne Huttman admires one of her mother's favorite Koi ponds inside the store Thursday.
Jan's Tropics and Elegant Pooch will close its doors on Corbett Street soon.
Jason Gardner competes in the newspaper toss during the End of Bike Week Party on Friday evening in McFadden Plaza.
Jason Gardner competes in the newspaper toss during the End of Bike Week Party on Friday evening in McFadden Plaza.
Bhaktimarga Swami, a Canadian born Hare Krishna monk, visited the Dayton Senior Center on Friday. He will be in Fuji Park to bless dogs today.
From left: Epperson's brother Bob, Epperson's wife Denise, and his two sons Jeff and Matt.
Ed Epperson, who has guided Carson Tahoe Health for more than two decades, was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award by Nevada Business Magazine.
Caltrans plans to move forward with the removal of an estimated 875 dying hazardous trees along 67.83 miles of California highways in the Tahoe Basin.
Canarelli Middle Schoolâs Joshua Fuji Fama from Las Vegas placed second in the 2017 National Radon Poster Contest with his poster, âThat Monster Radon.â
Tigers receiver Devon Ryan stretches for a reception that resulted in a score Saturday against McQueen during a scrimmage earlier this season. Ryan scored three touchdowns on Saturday in a loss against Rigby.
Carson's Abel Carter cuts up field during Saturday's win over Lewiston.
