Zoe Meyer

18 hours ago | tahoedailytribune.com | Zoe Meyer

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif.— Nico Ambra, the chef and owner of Gastromaniac in South Lake Tahoe, has reason to celebrate — his restaurant has officially earned a spot in the internationally recognized Gambero Rosso guide as a Top Italian Restaurant for 2025. The Gambero Rosso guide, often described as the “Michelin Guide of Italy,” evaluates restaurants using a fork rating system — one to three forks — to recognize excellence in traditional Italian cuisine.

1 day ago | sierrasun.com | Zoe Meyer

TRUCKEE, Calif. – Truckee High School has been recognized by the U.S. Department of State as a Medallion School for its role in promoting cross-cultural understanding through international student exchange. The award highlights the school’s commitment to global education by hosting Kashif Muhammad, a high school student from Pakistan participating in the Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) Program.

2 days ago | sierrasun.com | Zoe Meyer

TRUCKEE, Calif. – On Friday, Apr. 25, the Community Arts Center transformed into a 1920s speakeasy as local jazz bands took center stage for the Gatsby Jazz Club, an event hosted by TEMPO, the parent organization supporting music programs at Truckee High School and Alder Creek Middle School. Themed attire—from flapper dresses to fedoras—set the tone as guests stepped back in time for a night of live jazz, swing dancing, and vintage glamour.

5 days ago | sierrasun.com | Zoe Meyer

TRUCKEE, Calif.— After years of navigating separate campuses, shifting pandemic protocols, and a grueling permitting process, Wild River Waldorf School is finally bringing its entire student body together on one 40-acre forest property just outside Truckee. “This is a big milestone for us,” board member and parent Ana Kamin said.

6 days ago | tahoedailytribune.com | Zoe Meyer

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