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Olympics: When to watch Tahoe athletes compete in Beijing. The excitement mounts - get your viewing reminders ready!
Starting Friday, Feb. 4, 12 Lake Tahoe athletes will be joining competitors from around the world to compete in the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.
Check out the schedule of Lake Tahoe athletes who will be competing, all times are listed in Pacific Standard Time.

PINE NUTS: My Olympic Romance
With the Olympic Games upon us, I feel compelled to confess, in full, to a lapse of moral judgement that long ago cost yours truly an Olympic berth. This true confession comes with a caveat to young athletes who aspire to compete in the Games, “Don’t do as I did.”

It all started with a high school assembly, when newly minted Olympic Decathlon Champion Rafer Johnson spoke to our student body. He was an inspirational speaker, and he planted in my feverish brain a resolve to be an Olympic athlete. Forget Doctor, lawyer or Indian Chief, I was determined to be an Olympian.

But the Olympic motto, “Higher Faster, Stronger,” was not me. READ MORE PINE NUTS

Lakeside Lawyers was offered an opportunity to sponsor the Incline High School basketball teams this year and gladly accepted. We even sponsored a “white-out” game for homecoming Friday night. The student section was rowdy especially when Jeremy Krenek won them free pizza from Azzara’s by making a layup, free throw, and three-point shot in under 30 seconds between the 1st and 2nd quarter of the game. It was a fun night thanks to dominant victories by the IHS boys and girls teams who are both #1 in the State of Nevada. Special thanks to Azzara’s for providing the pizza.

Mark your calendars! Check out the Super Bowl Party fun at Za's Lakefront! All-you-can-eat buffet for only $10, drink specials, and awesome raffle prizes!

Today's the day!!! Mountain Revelations plays through February 3rd. Showings at 5 p.m. daily!

A tasty meal awaits for you in the heart of King's Beach!

Incline Rec Center could see improvements following agreement with Duffield Foundation

INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. – The Incline Village Recreation Center is in for major improvements that will benefit the community and the location after the creation of Memorandum of Understanding was approved between the district and the Dave and Cheryl Duffield Foundation on Tuesday, Jan. 15. Read more...

TOP HEADLINES FROM THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING HELD JANUARY 25, 2022

The following are highlights from today’s Washoe County Board of County Commissioners meeting:
1. Board appoints new county treasurer
2. Hearing held to abolish office of constable in Incline Village
3. Board provides direction for evolution of short-term-rental codes
4. NDOT presented update on possible removal of advance signal warning systems
5. Board approves use of contingency fund for Registrar of Voters Office
6. Board awards contract for replastering and remodeling of Bowers Mansion Pool
7. Board approves District 5 Special District Fund allocations

Get all the details by clicking on the link below.

New Services Available at the Incline Village Library

Shared from the Tahoe Daily Tribune article entitled, Library Loop: Tahoe, Truckee libraries expand services beyond public hours (click below for the entire article).

... The Incline Village Library also offers weekend access to the public meeting room and will soon launch the Library To Go lending kiosk. Library To Go is like a vending machine for books where children and adults can choose and check out their next great read, even when the library is closed.

Washoe County Library System Director Jeff Scott says, “We are thrilled to be able to provide 24/7 library services at the Incline Village Library through our new library bookmachine. This book vending machine can hold over 200 books and provides a variety of materials for all ages. One of the top needs as identified by our strategic planning process was access to books and access to a variety of books.”

ULLR! ULLR! ULLR!
2022 marks the 12th annual Ullr Fest held at Diamond Peak Ski Resort and benefits the Diamond Peak Ski Education Foundation (DP Ski Team).

This popular annual community event features a torchlight parade, a bonfire, music, raffles, food & drink specials, and a lot of smiles! The entire event is being held outdoors this year, so dress in your best Ullr Festival costumes and pray for snow.

Scan the QR code on the graphic or the link below for more information.

A Message from Kim Warren, TCF's Outgoing Executive Director

Alyce, we welcome you with great enthusiasm and with open arms and hearts. You have already been an incredible asset to TCF through your commitment, service, and leadership as a TCF parent, volunteer, and board member. We are so grateful you are stepping into the ED leadership position full of zest!

TCF family and fans, it has been an honor to serve as TCF's executive director for five years. I will be eternally grateful for the support and encouragement I have received. As a small nonprofit, we are only able to accomplish the valuable work we do because of the help from our community. Thank you!

Alyce and I will work closely together over the next two months to ensure a smooth and successful transition. With Alyce's leadership and passion, support from our wonderful families and incredible Board, and with the generosity from our phenomenal community, TCF will continue to thrive.

It is with a full heart and much excitement that I pass the ED torch to Alyce Cady. I am excited about TCF's next chapter and mine. I will get to soak up more time with Nash, travel over summer, and work on a children's book. You'll still bump into me around town, see me on TCF's sideline cheering, and find me on the Fall Fest dance floor boogying.

I am filled with immense gratitude for my time at TCF and I hold great hope for what's ahead. Thank you for being a part of the journey.
With much love, Kim