The Nevada Appeal was first published in on May 16, 1865 as the Carson Daily Appeal. It claims to…read morebe the oldest continuously published newspaper in Nevada, as well as be the oldest continuously operating business in Carson City. It's also is the highest circulation paper among several in the region targeting readers in Eastern California and Northern Nevada. When Gayle and I come to Genoa to visit her mother, the Nevada Appeal and the Record Courier are usually at the front step early in the morning. It's really not a very good paper if you're looking for actual news. And often times, the inserts outweigh the paper itself. However, I'll be generous with my rating since the local information is mildly interesting and it is something to read on the deck in the morning as Gayle and I marvel at the beauty of the Carson Valley.

I love going to this store. There's always unique things to look at and every turn of your head you…read morewill notice new things! When I visit I take many laps around the store so I don't miss anything. This is a great place to find great gifts or to treat yourself and buy some things for you. The owner is so kind. She creates a wonderful experience for each of her customers and treats each interaction with such kindness and generosity. This spot is such an amazing stop in downtown Carson City. Stop in and enjoy the shop! I will definitely be a regular here!

We are so lucky to have this store in our town. Wonderful unique items are for sale and lots of…read moreNevada-themed gifts. There are beautiful crystals that you can tell were chosen with care. The gem of the store is the owner Jeanette, who knows everything about rocks and crystals and has the sweetest, most generous spirit. This is the place for getting that special something for a friend or something lovely for yourself.

AKA Browser's Corner Bookstore…read more Wow-this is a wonderful place to donate your old books and a great place to acquire new ones! If your donations aren't sold at Browser's they will be recycled or sent to a organization that will use them. These folks are wonderful and make sure that what they sell is in good condition and ready to be read. Definitely a must visit if you love books! Yes, the selection is dependent on donations but honestly if you don't find something, you didn't look at everything. Who can leave a used bookstore without purchasing a book?????? I also love that the money I spend and donations that I make stay in Carson City and encourage literacy in our community. Please stop and browse for yourself!

This is a fun little place. Had the best time browsing at browsers! The prices are right for sure.read more

This is the cutest little shop located in N. Carson. They have the most unique gifts if you're…read morelooking to find something special for a loved one. Super friendly ladies working and locally owned smaller business. I found some things for myself and for my yard. I'm already looking forward for spring and my garden. Fairly priced items throughout this store and looking forward to returning and picking up a few more wind chimes and more items for my garden. There's a vast variety of goods here and I'm sure you'll be able to find something for your loved one. Thank you, see you again before Christmas.

This an amazing, fun little store filled with all kinds of unique gifts and unique greeting and…read morebirthday cards. Plus the friendliness of the people who work and own the store. Thank you for making me feel welcome and comfortable. Not my first time there nor will it be my last.

It's throwback heaven. Eye candy for the pack rat in all of us. Also a smart place to pick up deals…read moreto help you with that room you've been wanting to redecorate. A friendly crew of people bring you A to Zen. The unique second hander that is full of surprises. A buddy of mine tells me this is a staple in north Carson. One look and I understand. I call it the state's biggest garage sale and more (who doesn't love a good garage sale). The atmosphere alone is worth the visit. We found antiques, collectibles, dolls, clothes, books and even musical instruments most at reasonable prices. There's a decent size variety of vinyl records. At first glance they seem expensive, but when you consider they are still a sought after commodity, the pricing is justified. The DVD's, on the other hand, are a bit pricey. The message is more the experience than the merchandise. Enjoy a coffee, tea, espresso along with a snack and chat it up with your host, Mike. Mike's good people and one helluva guitarist/singer. Segue into the huge back room with a stage and plenty of seating to enjoy live entertainment. On Friday night they feature an open mic. Plus, other events during the week. More to come as we plan to make many visits here, now that we're aware.

This had to be the weirdest thrift store experience I have ever had. We were drawn to the shop by…read moregoogle and the zen name & signs out front. At first we thought it was closed because all of the lights were off. But the main door was unlocked and we entered. There was 3 people sitting at the table in the middle of the store - they stared us down but didn't say a word. We wondered the entire store which was primarily books, movies/dvds/VHS & furniture, with a few odds and ends. I think my definition of "gift store" is different than theirs because I didn't see much that I would categorize in that department. The odor in this store was the usual thrift store aroma, with a splash of...something very unpleasant. We saw what looked like a music venue in the back with a few guys talking really loudly from that area. After wondering the store, we started to work our way to the front when one of the gentleman practically ran to follow us out. When we looked back at him, he pulled out his key and dangled it indicating he was locking the door behind us, still not saying a single word to us. Out of probably 5 people in that store, not a single one said anything to us. If they were closed, they should have locked the door behind them - it was Saturday late morning.... I would label this more as a used book/music/movie store. I definitely won't waste my time here again. Such a weird experience!

Don't give them your credit card or bank account number. Otherwise you will be getting billed for…read morethe rest of your days, for subscriptions you have cancelled. Definitely DON'T fall for their 6 month trial for $1.00, unless you want to be billed $65.00 instead, TWICE, then waste hours and days trying to get your money back, which odds are against you on that happening. They, and the corporate conglomerate that now owns them, Gannett are thieves. They are committing fraud. And a class action lawsuit is in the works. Hundreds, likely thousands being billed for subscriptions they cancelled. Stay away from them.

After being a loyal subscriber still nice 1984, never missing a monthly payment, my diligence has…read morebeen rewarded with a complete failure to have my paper delivered for 46 days straight! 11/30/21-1/15/22. Now they want to stop printing the Saturday edition. So much for for being our only local paper, the editor should resign and get the RGJ into the hands of competent leadership.