Following the September announcement of Big Lots Inc.’s voluntary Chapter 11 reorganization, the Carson City Big Lots has been set to permanently close by Dec. 22, according to a store spokesperson.
Discussion revolved around the power grid’s current capacity versus future capacity needed for the region’s overarching economic development vision.
The new, six-bay, 8,000-square-foot shop sits in front of Tractor Supply Co. and across the street from Flat Earth Pizza, Dollar Tree and several other businesses.
The 55,000-square-foot North Carson Crossing development has been planned to house a Sprouts market and Planet Fitness.
Located on the northeast side of the intersection of Silver Oak Drive and North Carson Street, the project is expected to be completed by the fall 2025.
Robert Bartshe believes a policy change in the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs could help veterans in Nevada trying to buy a home.
Although the federal government has been investigating the Carson River watershed for mercury contamination for decades, there is no current risk to recreationalists, a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency official said last week in Carson City.
Following two wet winters in Northern Nevada, the fuels load in lower elevations could ignite as summer heat dries it out.
CMG plans to open the walk-in patient clinic known as CMG Plus on May 23 and the entire building to patients May 28.
The market for commercial space in Carson City has found a good degree of balance following the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a recent study.
Ronni Hannaman, Carson Chamber executive director, discussed new businesses investing in the community, such as plans for a Sprouts market and Planet Fitness.
Burlington Coat Factory in south Carson City is set to close doors April 19, a store spokesperson confirmed Monday. The person, who did not want to be publicly identified, told the Appeal the store’s 22 employees were given the option of transferring to the Reno or Sparks store or receiving a severance package.
“Sustainability” can be an empty catchword some businesses use to capture eco-conscious customers. It can also be a word businesses take seriously and apply to day-to-day operations in an ongoing effort to care for the only planet humans have.
Actual construction — and the budget for construction — will be determined in the next legislative session.
Managers of Carson, Storey, Lyon, Douglas and Mineral counties discussed economic strengths and weaknesses of their respective areas and described a common synergy.
Coming off a rough couple of years and heading into the unknown of a new year, Carson City business owners still are willing to invest. “I think this year is going to be great,” said Damon Kreizenbeck, owner of Firehouse Subs off Highway 50 and the newly opened Big Chicken off East William Street. “I am very optimistic.”
The owners of L.A. Bakery on North Curry Street are looking to take their business to the next level by franchising.
A years-long partnership between a family-run car dealership and a local building firm has led to a sizeable investment.
The facility is geting nearly $2 million in renovations. Construction is expected to wrap up next spring.
The $14 million project includes 20 new homes and a new tribal building on about 12 acres near the corner of Snyder Avenue and Ponderosa Drive.
“The green dining district in Carson City is the first green dining district in the whole state."
In February, Carson saw 30 sales of existing single-family homes, a 41.2 decrease from the previous year but a 42.9 percent increase from January.
Jake Bainton was 17 when he took his passion project before the Carson City Planning Commission. That was in August of last year. When he received project approval, people in the audience clapped. A new entertainment option for Carson City youth was in the works.
The 24-acre site lies west of Airport Road, east of Intestate 580 and south of Menlo Drive.
According to CTH, the apprentice program increases “the likelihood of retention.”
The assisted-living care facility would include a trio of three-story residential towers.
Developers of a 126-unit affordable housing project in north Carson are moving forward.
There were 36 closed sales in October, down 50 percent from the previous year.
Transportation officials are eyeing a zero-emission electrified future, at least for public transit.
New restaurants popping up in Carson City are complex structures that take a specialized understanding to build.
The plan calls for more than 200 “upscale rental residences” by the end of 2024.
Three historic buildings burned down in Old Town Dayton, including the Fox Hotel, in an Oct. 13 blaze.
Panera Bread opened its first full-scale bakery in Northern Nevada on Monday
“There’s a ring that comes off chisels when a bunch of men are working with chisels. When it’s clicking, it’s a symphony.”
Planning commissioners will weigh in on a marijuana dispensary – and potential restaurant – proposed for the south end of town.
Cannabis giant Verano has closed its $29 million acquisition of Sierra Well
Rent in Carson City has been a hot issue, spurring debate and policies on everything from affordable housing to homelessness.
A virtual reality arcade proposed for downtown Carson City — run by and for young adults — is one step closer to actual reality thanks to planning commissioners approving a special use permit for the project.
A new sawmill in northern Douglas County, on Washoe Tribal land, may be a vital component of future forest management in the region, but neighbors close to the project are having a difficult time seeing past immediate impacts to their neighborhood.
Carson City BBQ will be at the Nugget’s Best of the West Rib Cook-Off from Aug. 31 to Sept. 5 in Sparks.
Carson City seems poised for a cycling rush, a change in how residents commute.
Up to $5.55 million would be used for infrastructure projects, namely the William Street corridor project.
