Stream profile chamber to reopen
The Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit has announced that repairs are underway at the Stream Profile Chamber at Taylor Creek Visitor Center. The chamber...
Slow down for bears; stash trash
Bears are going into hyperdrive as the days get cooler, preparing for winter hibernation trying to put on as much weight as possible. This...
Cal Neva could reopen by 2026
McWhinney, a real estate investment and development firm that purchased the Cal Neva property in April, started holding open houses in early September “for...
New East Shore parking, facilities
The U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit project to expand parking at Chimney Beach on the East Shore is underway, as Tahoe...
Vikingsholm lot, trail to close
California State Parks has announced that the Vikingsholm Castle parking lot and trail to Vikingsholm in Emerald Bay State Park will be temporarily closed for a few...
Tahoe Weekly’s next chapter New name, Patron Circle launched
Tahoe Weekly – now known as Tahoe Guide – launches its next chapter with this edition. Along with our new name, we’re also introducing...
19th Century Bandits: Great Verdi Train Robbery to Black Bart, Part 1
Rumors of buried or lost treasure from 19th Century train and stagecoach robberies abound in the Tahoe Sierra. People are still looking for missing...
Multicultural celebration coming to Bijou
The City of South Lake Tahoe along with the Multicultural Committee are holding a free one-day event that celebrates different cultures through art, music,...
Books focus on Tahoe ecology
Tahoe City local and author Nancy Hardesty offers “Tahoe Mountain Chickadee Activity” coloring books, Volumes 1 and 2, which she originally designed to teach...
Pioneers, progress & preservation: Truckee celebrates 160 Years
This summer the town of Truckee is celebrating the 160th anniversary of its founding by pioneers in 1863. British-born Joseph Gray and his family...
