Lemmon Valley is suburb of Reno, and a census-designated community in Washoe County, Nevada. Before 2010, it was part of the Lemmon Valley-Golden Valley CDP. A large portion of its boundaries are within the Swan Lake Nature Study Area, while the inhabited portion of the community includes small and large residential lots, with some mixed-use projects with both residential and commercial uses. The region was the site of Stead Air Force Base, which was phased out in 1965, and it was named for the Fielding Lemmon family, who owned a ranch there in the mid-19th century, which served as an overnight stop for travelers.
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Located on Surge Street, across from the 7-11 store, the shop offers haircutting and hair coloring services, highlighting, perms, shampoo set, and other hair services. Its location, hair styles, hours of operation, and contacts are posted.
http://www.economycutsandmore.com/
The LVA serves to represent the residents and property owners of Lemmon Valley, Nevada. An overview of the organization, directions and schedules for meetings, an agenda, minutes, and photographs.
http://www.lemmonvalley.org/
Established in 1965, the Lemmon Valley, Nevada congregation affiliated with the Church of the Nazarene in 1975. Its location, service and program schedules, church calendar, and an overview of its history and missions are put forward.
http://www.lemmonvalleycalvary.com/
Lemmon Valley Elementary School
The Lemmon Valley, Nevada school is a part of the Washoe County School District, offering a curriculum for students in pre-kindergarten through the sixth grade. A staff directory, teacher pages, school calendar, and a bus schedule are featured.
http://www.washoeschools.net/lemmonvalley
