That's a wrap everybody! SVTV's season wrap video provides a look back at some of the highlights from the big 50/60 Anniversary season. All indications are that it truly was legendary.
Stand-up paddleboarding has taken Tahoe by storm in recent years as a great way to get out on the water during summer. Local radio personality JD Hoss made his first try on camera for Tahoe TV and showed how easy it is to learn to paddleboard.
The Reno Tahoe Experience takes a video train ride. National Train Day, held on May 8th around the country, drew national attention to rail travel, and put a spotlight on a new local push for Reno-to-Truckee round trip day trips aboard Amtrak's California Zephyr.
Despite cold, windy, wet and snowy weather, and a pond that was covered with ice just days before, Palisades Tahoe's 20th Lake Cushing Crossing on May 9th was as big a spectacle as ever. Over 60 competitors braved the cold air (and water) in as little as an athletic supporter to the cheers and jeers of several hundred onlookers.
Thanks to some extreme ice removal efforts, Palisades Tahoe's annual Lake Cushing Crossing has avoided cancellation this year, and will take place Sunday, May 9th.
Relax and enjoy the wonderful spring weather, exceptional conditions and an energetic mix of live music during the Spring Music Series at Alpine Meadows, featuring live outdoor performances each weekend through May 16.
Truckee-Tahoe singer, songwriter and recording artist Emily Tessmer took to the field and belted out the Star Spangled Banner to open the Reno Aces baseball game Wednesday evening.
As luck and thaw would have it, the Snow Gods have gazed down for a second look and deemed the pond suitable for the 20th Lake Cushing Crossing to be held on Palisades Tahoe's closing day, Sunday, May 9th.
National Train Day, hosted by Amtrak, will roll through Reno and Truckee on Saturday, May 8th, with a flurry of events celebrating America's love for trains.
As the winter season comes to a real close in the weeks ahead, our attention turns to watersports and long summer days in Lake Tahoe. While the robust snowpack up high bodes well for the lake level's rise this summer, water conservation around the state is still critical.
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