Welcome to CCA’s Website
Carson Community Association (CCA) is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization working for the well-being of the Carson community. Materials and information related to CCA activities are posted on this website. We’re also developing the site as a place for residents and interested visitors to find resources, information, and news about what’s happening in and around Carson, and to learn about our history. Please check back regularly for updates.
Countless columns
The columns on the Presentation Page are also very versatile. You can either generate them from existing posts or create them individually with the help of specially designed widgets.
You can also set the number of columns per row and much more from the theme settings.
You can also set the number of columns per row and much more from the theme settings.
Responsive Design
Nirvana has been built from the ground up with responsiveness in mind. It will fit anywhere and change its layout according to the gadget and resolution it's being viewed on.
~ Font Fiesta ~
Nirvana comes bundled with some of the best fonts of the moment, but it also supports Google fonts. Extended font sets are also fully supported.
Layouts and Templates
With Nirvana you can choose the size and position of the content and sidebars to your liking. Also, make every page stand out with 8 Page Templates (Magazine and Blog included).
Socials Galore
Nirvana provides over 40 social media icons and 5 different locations to showcase them at. You can even customizable their colors.
HTML5 + CSS3
Nirvana may seem soft and sensitive on the outside, but at its core you'll find armies of code that are strong and precise. Being built on the latest technologies not only makes Nirvana stable and compatible but also future proof.
Bird Deaths in Carson
December 22, 2020 update Here’s an updated interview with NMSU’s Dr. Martha Desmond, in which we learn more about the die-off of migratory birds across the Southwest in September. She explained on New Mexico in Focus (and in a web extra) what scientists know—and don’t know—about this year’s die-off, and cautioned…