by n Staff Report Follown editor@tahoedailytribune.comn | Jul 17, 2026 | Uncategorized
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – The City of South Lake Tahoe Arts, Culture, and Tourism (ACT) Commission is inviting community members to share their feedback through the Arts, Culture, and Public Art Survey.
The survey is designed to help the City better understand how residents, visitors, artists, businesses, and community partners engage with arts and culture in South Lake Tahoe. Feedback gathered will help inform future efforts related to arts programming, cultural experiences, public art, and opportunities to strengthen creative expression throughout the community.
“Arts and culture should reflect the diverse voices, experiences, and creativity of our community,” said Stacey Ballard, Chair, ACT Commission. “This survey will help us identify opportunities, understand barriers, and support arts and cultural experiences that are meaningful and accessible to more people in South Lake Tahoe.”
The survey asks participants to share what types of arts, culture, and public art they value most, how they currently participate, and what opportunities could help more people connect with local arts and culture.
Community members are encouraged to complete the survey and share it with others who live, work, visit, create, or do business in South Lake Tahoe.
Input received through the survey will assist the Arts, Culture, and Tourism Commission as it considers future recommendations, priorities, and opportunities to support arts, culture, and public art in South Lake Tahoe.
The survey is available online at www.cityofslt.gov/ArtsCultureSurvey2026
Survey deadline: Friday, July 24
For more information about the Arts, Culture and Tourism Commission, visit www.cityofslt.gov/ArtsandCulture
by n Staff Report Follown editor@tahoedailytribune.comn | Jul 16, 2026 | Uncategorized
LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – One-way traffic is being implemented at various locations for a broadband project along the west shore, including near Emerald Bay, leading to traffic and delays for drivers.
The project is a larger statewide effort by the California Department of Technology to bring high-speed internet to rural communities. The contractor is installing fiber optic lines at multiple locations around the lake.
One-way traffic is currently in place at various locations from Camp Richardson Rd to Cascade Creek, as well as near the El Dorado-Placer County line.
Motorists could encounter delays of up to 20 minutes at each location.
All work on road construction projects will be suspended on weekends and holidays.
Work will resume next week.
by n Staff Report Follown editor@tahoedailytribune.comn | Jul 16, 2026 | Uncategorized
STATELINE, Nev. – The Tahoe Knight Monsters announce that head coach Alex Loh is leaving the Knight Monsters to Henderson Silver Knights staff as an assistant coach.
Loh spent the previous two seasons as the Knight Monsters’ inaugural head coach, where he racked up 76 wins in 144 regular-season games.
Loh joined the Tahoe staff after serving as an assistant coach and later interim head coach of the Savannah Ghost Pirates from 2022-24.
The Morrisville, Vermont native began his ECHL coaching career with the Adirondack Thunder, spending three seasons as an assistant/associate coach and three seasons as Head Coach and Director of Hockey Operations.
“The Knight Monsters thank Coach Loh for his contributions to the Knight Monsters organization over the past two seasons and wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors,” a press release stated.
There are currently no details available on the process of replacing Loh.
The Knight Monsters open the 2026-27 season at home on Friday, October 23, against the New Mexico Goatheads. Season tickets and ticket packages for the 2026-27 season are now available. For more information on becoming a 1645 Club Season Ticket Member, visit knightmonstershockey.com.
