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Weekly updates of Gardnerville, Minden, and Genoa.

$2 Million Upgrade, Emergency Room Capacities, & The Aftermath of the 4th

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Jul 10, 2026

$2 Million Upgrade, Emergency Room Capacities, & The Aftermath of the 4th

This week in Garminoa, Douglas County approved a $1.94 million wastewater project, Recent social media posts have sparked concern about ER wait times, and 446 volunteers removed 1,330 pounds of trash from Lake Tahoe after the 4th

Garminoa Weekly
Garminoa Weekly
Douglas County Approves Nearly $2 Million Upgrade to Critical Wastewater Facility

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Jul 9, 2026

Douglas County Approves Nearly $2 Million Upgrade to Critical Wastewater Facility

Douglas County approved a $1.94 million wastewater project designed to protect a critical piece of infrastructure serving the valley.

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Garminoa Weekly
Why Are People Talking About Emergency Rooms in Carson Valley?

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Jul 9, 2026

Why Are People Talking About Emergency Rooms in Carson Valley?

Recent social media posts have sparked concern about ER wait times. Here's what we know—and what local healthcare leaders have said.

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Garminoa Weekly
After the Fireworks: What the 4th Left Behind

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Jul 9, 2026

After the Fireworks: What the 4th Left Behind

446 volunteers removed 1,330 pounds of trash from Lake Tahoe after the Fourth—a reminder that protecting our backyard starts with all of us.

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Garminoa Weekly
Government Changes, SPN Expanding, & Firework Safety

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Jul 3, 2026

Government Changes, SPN Expanding, & Firework Safety

This week in Garminoa, Douglas County residents may soon see an important question appear on the November ballot, Suicide Prevention Network (SPN) is entering a new chapter with the purchase of a building in Gardnerville, & we discuss firework safety.

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Garminoa Weekly
Suicide Prevention Network Expanding Services With New Gardnerville Building

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Jul 2, 2026

Suicide Prevention Network Expanding Services With New Gardnerville Building

The Suicide Prevention Network (SPN) of Douglas County is entering a new chapter with the purchase of a building in Gardnerville.

Garminoa Weekly
Garminoa Weekly
Fourth of July Weekend in Douglas County: What Residents Need to Know About Fire Safety, Fireworks, and Pets

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Jul 2, 2026

Fourth of July Weekend in Douglas County: What Residents Need to Know About Fire Safety, Fireworks, and Pets

As Douglas County heads into Fourth of July celebrations, one topic is already generating plenty of discussion online: fireworks and fire safety.

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Garminoa Weekly
Douglas County May Ask Voters to Decide on Major Government Change

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Jul 2, 2026

Douglas County May Ask Voters to Decide on Major Government Change

Douglas County residents may soon see an important question appear on the November ballot — one that could reshape how some county responsibilities are managed in the future.

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Garminoa Weekly
Fire Restrictions, China Springs Lawsuit, & Airport Changes

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Jun 26, 2026

Fire Restrictions, China Springs Lawsuit, & Airport Changes

This week in Garminoa, the fire restrictions roll out to western Nevada, stormwater task force applications are open, and community input is wanted for the Minden-Tahoe Airport.

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Garminoa Weekly
The Story Behind Garminoa

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Jun 24, 2026

The Story Behind Garminoa

For months, Garminoa has been sharing community stories, local updates, events, and highlighting the people who make Carson Valley special. But one question keeps coming up: Who is behind Garminoa?

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Garminoa Weekly
China Spring Named in Federal Juvenile Camp Abuse Lawsuit: What We Know

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Jun 24, 2026

China Spring Named in Federal Juvenile Camp Abuse Lawsuit: What We Know

A federal lawsuit involving allegations of sexual abuse at Nevada juvenile facilities includes multiple allegations connected to China Spring Youth Camp in Douglas County.

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Garminoa Weekly
Minden-Tahoe Airport Planning for the Future — Community Input Wanted

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Jun 24, 2026

Minden-Tahoe Airport Planning for the Future — Community Input Wanted

The Minden-Tahoe Airport has been part of Douglas County since the 1940s, serving far more than recreational flying. It supports emergency services, tourism, local business, flight training, and one of the world's best-known glider destinations

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Garminoa Weekly
Douglas County Opens Applications for New Stormwater Task Force

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Jun 24, 2026

Douglas County Opens Applications for New Stormwater Task Force

Douglas County has officially opened applications for residents interested in serving on the newly created Stormwater Task Force, a group that will help shape recommendations on how the county approaches long-term stormwater infrastructure and funding.

Garminoa Weekly
Garminoa Weekly
Fire Restrictions Begin Across Western Nevada: What It Means for Douglas County Residents

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Jun 24, 2026

Fire Restrictions Begin Across Western Nevada: What It Means for Douglas County Residents

As temperatures rise and vegetation continues drying out, Stage 1 Fire Restrictions are now in effect across many public lands in western Nevada. But if local social media conversations are any indication, many residents are asking the same question...

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Garminoa Weekly
Chronic Accidents, New Resources, & Honoring Carson Valley Fathers

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Jun 19, 2026

Chronic Accidents, New Resources, & Honoring Carson Valley Fathers

This week in Garminoa, an the community discusses the chronic accidents in the Johnson Lane area, new resources are introduced into the community, and we take a look at some amazing father's in our community.

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Garminoa Weekly
Father Spotlight: The Dad Who Shows Up for Everyone

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Jun 18, 2026

Father Spotlight: The Dad Who Shows Up for Everyone

Sometimes the people who make the biggest difference aren't the loudest in the room. They're the ones quietly helping others, teaching by example, and showing up day after day without asking for recognition.

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Garminoa Weekly
South County to Celebrate Splash Pad Opening and Expanded Transit Service

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Jun 18, 2026

South County to Celebrate Splash Pad Opening and Expanded Transit Service

Douglas County Community Services has announced a community celebration on Monday, June 29, featuring the grand opening of the new Topaz Ranch Estates Community Park Splash Pad and a ribbon cutting ceremony for the expansion of Douglas Area Rural Transit (DART) service into Topaz and South County.

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Garminoa Weekly
Father Spotlight: Trent Tholen

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Jun 18, 2026

Father Spotlight: Trent Tholen

For some dads, fatherhood goes beyond simply showing up — it means creating a home where every child feels equally loved, supported, and seen. Those who know Trent Tholen say that is exactly what he does.

Garminoa Weekly
Garminoa Weekly
Recent Accident Sparks Discussion Regarding Driving Safety Near Johnson Lane

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Jun 18, 2026

Recent Accident Sparks Discussion Regarding Driving Safety Near Johnson Lane

A recent crash along U.S. Highway 395 near Airport Road and Johnson Lane has reignited community concerns about safety, traffic volume, and long-term infrastructure planning in Douglas County.

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Garminoa Weekly
Losing Schools, Resident Debates,  & a New Park Shade Structure

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Jun 12, 2026

Losing Schools, Resident Debates, & a New Park Shade Structure

This week in Garminoa, an announcement of the Jacks Valley closure, residents debate infrastructure & traffic, and fundraising gives Aspen Park shade structures.

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Garminoa Weekly
Douglas County Keeps Losing Schools: Jacks Valley to Close

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Jun 11, 2026

Douglas County Keeps Losing Schools: Jacks Valley to Close

Douglas County's school landscape is changing. Last week, the Douglas County School Board voted to close Jacks Valley Elementary School following the 2027-28 school year.

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Garminoa Weekly
As Douglas County Grows, Residents Debate Traffic, Roads, and Infrastructure

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Jun 10, 2026

As Douglas County Grows, Residents Debate Traffic, Roads, and Infrastructure

A recent online discussion among Douglas County residents has reignited a familiar question: Is local infrastructure keeping pace with growth?

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Garminoa Weekly
Five Years of Fundraising Pays Off: Carson Valley Little League Donates Nearly $67,000 for Aspen Park Shade Structures

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Jun 10, 2026

Five Years of Fundraising Pays Off: Carson Valley Little League Donates Nearly $67,000 for Aspen Park Shade Structures

A years-long fundraising effort by Carson Valley Little League families and supporters is set to bring a major improvement to one of the Carson Valley's busiest youth sports complexes.

Garminoa Weekly
Garminoa Weekly
Rattlesnake Reports, Stormwater Pause, & Herbicide Controversy

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Jun 5, 2026

Rattlesnake Reports, Stormwater Pause, & Herbicide Controversy

This week in Garminoa, rattlesnake reports increase, the stormwater proposal is on pause due to heavy backlash, and controversy is sparked regarding herbicide use in the Lake Tahoe basin.

Garminoa Weekly
Garminoa Weekly
What Douglas County Residents Should Know During Snake Season

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May 27, 2026

What Douglas County Residents Should Know During Snake Season

Rattlesnake season is definitely here in Douglas County.

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Garminoa Weekly
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