Lake Tahoe Posts

Two more seasons of road work remain on Incline Village highways after construction was wrapped up for the year this week, officials announced Friday. The Nevada Department of Transportation and Q&D Construction crews enhanced the existing roadway and installed 57,000 linear feet of underground conduit line along State Route 431 from Mt. Rose Summit to the SR 28 intersection; east of the SR 28 roundabout toward Crystal Bay; and west of the SR 28 roundabout to the Northwood/Southwood Boulevard intersection in Incline Village.

Merry Christmas to all,

Yes, it’s Early Black “Saturday" Shopping at your favorite thrift store: The Village Christian Thrift Shop. We have discounted NEW gifts and decorations and of course our lovely repurposed Christmas trees, decorations, clothing, furs and household needs. The media is reporting seeing empty shelves in stores already especially electronics, games, toys and Christmas decorations. Guess what? We have all of those and more. We’ve extended our hours this Saturday only so you’ll have plenty of time to shop. Santa will be making an appearance and we’ll have music. Looking forward to seeing you this Saturday November 13. Hours 10-4. Come early, shop often.

Jason’s Beachside Grille located in the heart of King's Beach, North Lake Tahoe, is a family-friendly American restaurant offering spectacular lake views on our scenic lakefront deck and grassy sandbar area.

Inspired by the crystal blue color of our beloved Lake Tahoe, our Blue Topaz jewelry collection continues to grab everyone's attention.

So, please help me if you can. What in tarnation is a Bitcoin, anyways? To my mind, a day’s work has always earned an American dollar, a Russian ruble or a French franc. I understand coins are disappearing as they aren’t worth much anymore, but what is a Bitcoin, and what’s it worth? I posed this question to a savvy friend of mine and he shrugged his shoulders and said, “sixty-six thousand?”

Dozens of Incline Village community members gathered Monday to celebrate the legacy of longtime community leader Geno Menchetti. The Incline Village Crystal Bay Visitors Bureau honored Menchetti, one of its founding board members, by unveiling a new welcome sign, “D.G. ‘Geno’ Menchetti Visitors Center” by unveiling a new welcome sign at a rededication ceremony.

Incline Village Community Hospital has received the largest charitable grant ever for the Tahoe Forest Health System, officials announced Thursday. The Incline hospital was the recipient of the Helmsley Charitable Trust’s rural healthcare grants and received $1.8 million that will be used to purchase a new computer tomography scanner, a fixed x-ray device, and related costs. The advanced equipment will produce a higher quality image, improving health status assignments and proper course of care in treatments.

Thank you for an awesome season!☀️ ?? Have an epic winter on the slopes and we'll see you on the water next summer!

Catch the limited release of "The Rescue", winner of the Critics Choice Award and Mill Valley Film Festival for Best Documentary. Now playing through 11/11.

With Lake Tahoe area resorts preparing to welcome the return of winter and kick off ski season, the Tahoe Fund announced that the Plates for Powder program is back after a brief COVID-caused hiatus. Those who purchase a new Lake Tahoe license plate in either California or Nevada before April 1, 2022 through the “Plates for Powder” program receive a free lift ticket to one of eight participating Tahoe downhill or Nordic resorts, or a Tahoe City Sports Park season pass to be used during the 2021-22 winter season, while supplies last.

We are SO excited to announce that discounted shopping, free appetizers, drinks, and fun are BACK for this year's Ladies Night! Join us for a night of fun on Tuesday, November 23rd at our Donner Pass location!

Important update on the mountain:

While we were hoping to keep the ski & ride season going this weekend, Mother Nature has other plans. Due to warm temps, some rain, and melting snowpack, we will be closed for skiing and riding this weekend. Daily operations are scheduled to kick off on November 24, but we will continue to assess snowpack and open sooner if conditions permit.

Although the current snowpack doesn’t allow for skiing, it is primed for snowmaking. The divots and depressions are filled in, the ground is getting cold, and the travel routes are established. As soon as temps get low enough, our crews will be firing up the snow guns to help prep the slopes so we can all get us back out there!

? Will Paden & the patrol team patching the slopes on October 31