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Thursday, December 31

Three Nevada legislators say they tested positive for COVID-19

Three Nevada lawmakers confirmed Thursday they tested positive for COVID-19. State Sen. Pat Spearman, Assemblyman Howard Watts III and Assemblywoman Rochelle Nguyen each described their diagnoses and symptoms on Twitter, reminding people to commit to wearing masks and adhering to Nevada's prevention measures.

Wednesday, December 30

University of Nevada

Jay Norvell, shown against Wyoming in October, “is the perfect coach for Nevada,” Joe Santoro writes.

Reno native, 'Gilligan's Island' star Dawn Wells dies, COVID-19 cited

LOS ANGELES — Dawn Wells, who played the wholesome Mary Ann among a misfit band of shipwrecked castaways on the 1960s sitcom "Gilligan's Island," died Wednesday of causes related to COVID-19, her publicist said. She was 82.

Stormy Weather Ahead Road Sign Against Dark Ominous Sky

Stormy Weather Ahead Road Sign Against Dark Ominous Sky

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From left, Shannon Ernst, director of Churchill County Social Services, Deborah Tilley and Loretta Walker, sort out bags to give to a family participating in Wishing Tree.

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Erik Fain and Russ Jonte (back) carry bags of toys and clothing to the pickup point for the Wishing Tree program.

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Since its inception since 2011, the Pay It Forward program from Fallon Ford-Toyota has donated $361,650 to area nonprofit organizations. From left are Ember, Chris, Kurt, Debi, Clint and Tiffani and their children.

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The Henning family awarded more than $30,000 this year in its Pay It Forward program. From left are Ember, Chris, Kurt, Debi, Clint and Tiffani and their children.

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The Fallon Theatre marque is the most recognizable sign in the community. In October, cars lined Maine Street with the marque in the background.

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Princeton is a handsome five-year-old domestic shorthaired orange tabby. He is a gentle giant with the emphasis on giant. If you can support a 17-pound cat on your lap, he is your guy. Animal Control picked him up and he made his way to CAPS. He may look serious but he loves to be scratched and cuddled. Start your New Year in a big way with a big friend. He is waiting to meet you. We have five adorable puppies that are super sweet and available for fostering. Details at 775-423-7500.

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Matthew Knight works in the library at Western Nevada College in Fallon, Nev., on Monday, April 22, 2019. Photo by Cathleen Allison/Nevada Momentum

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Douglas County sheriff’s Sgt. John Lenz was given a motorcade escort to his Carson City home mid-day Tuesday.

Tryouts set to take place Saturday at local high schools

For months parents and athletes have been eagerly awaiting a chance to compete again at the high school level in Nevada.

Tuesday, December 29

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Empty high school locker room.

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The Wolf Pack (seen taking the field Nov. 21 against San Diego State) is primed to take control of the Mountain West, Joe Santoro writes.

Monday, December 28

Photographer: Sydney Martinez

Photographer: Sydney Martinez

Happy New Year. Christmas and New Year holidays background, winter season.

Happy New Year. Christmas and New Year holidays background with copy space.

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Carson City Deputy Sheriff Jarrod Adams, a school resource officer previously assigned to Seeliger Elementary School, sits with kindergartener Mathew Luna Mora during the campus' first ‘Thanksgiving with a Hero’ event in November 2018.

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Fritsch Elementary School staff recently provided a sendoff to Carson City Deputy Sheriff Jarrod Adams on its campus sign as a “thank you” for his service as a school resource officer.

Mountain West rankings: SDSU No. 1, Boise sends message

The Boise State Broncos sent a message to the rest of the Mountain West last week. “We’ve got eight guys on this roster who can go get 30 points every night,” Boise State coach Leon Rice said after his Broncos swept the New Mexico Lobos (89-52, 77-53) in convincing fashion. “They’ve just got to do what the game tells them to do and when they do that they’re going to be great.”

Trump relents, signs COVID relief, averts federal shutdown

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — President Donald Trump has signed a $900 billion pandemic relief package, ending days of drama over his refusal to accept the bipartisan deal that will deliver long-sought cash to businesses and individuals and avert a federal government shutdown.

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CHS Senior Abby Golik and her Senior Project to provide gloves and socks to both Friends in Service Helping and the Ron Woods Center.

Sunday, December 27

Nevada author's rail trailer tiny house stars in children's book

LAS VEGAS — When Hannah Doss bought an old railroad trailer about three years ago, she figured she could convert it into an affordable, cozy place to live — a tiny house, one of the downsized, mobile domiciles that are so popular these days.

Nevada senators join call for wildfire funding

Nevada Sens. Catherine Cortez Masto and Jacky Rosen, both Democrats, have joined in the call to include wildfire funding in the next stimulus package.

Carson High grad receives scholarship honoring Parkland shooting victim

University of Nevada, Reno student Hannah Golik, a 2018 Carson High School graduate, last week was named a scholarship recipient by the Gina Rose Montalto Memorial Foundation of Coral Springs, Fla.

Saturday, December 26

Dilger named to head Nevada nuclear waste office

Fred Dilger has been named executive director of Nevada’s Nuclear Projects Agency. He replaces Bob Halstead who was director of the agency for 11 years. He retired in July.

Roger Diez: Winter + physics = Time for safe-driving tips

Merry Christmas to all the readers of this space! I hope that Santa was good to you and that you found race tickets, certificates for track time, or maybe that new cam you needed for the race engine in your stocking.

Friday, December 25

Joe Santoro: Still waiting for the Nevada Wolf Pack's best game

A 7-2 record with a bowl victory and a win over UNLV is a successful Nevada Wolf Pack football season no matter how you slice it. So, go ahead, give coach Jay Norvell another contract extension, award every senior another year of eligibility and throw a parade down Virginia Street (no spectators, please). But why does it feel like the Wolf Pack never really played as well as it could in any game this year?

Carson City trails system continued to grow in 2020

As 2020 nears its conclusion, perhaps we will look back with a renewed appreciation for the stunning natural beauty that surrounds us in Nevada and the Eastern Sierra. Mother Nature has been a familiar presence that has remained with us through these unfamiliar times.

Thursday, December 24

Failure in D.C. guarantees gap in stimulus benefits, Nevada officials say

Nevada’s head of DETR and the head of the pandemic Strike Force said Thursday the failure of Congress and the president to get a stimulus package through until this week guarantees there will be a gap in stimulus benefits for hundreds of thousands of Nevada families.

Rotary Club of Carson City to learn about snakes

Snakes are on the table at the next Rotary Club of Carson City meeting. Not literally, but they will be the topic of discussion. As always, guests are invited to attend the online meeting.

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George Baumgardner, curator of natural history at the Nevada State Museum in Carson City, will discuss snakes at next week’s Rotary meeting.

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A rendering of the 10,700-square-foot service and manufacturing center German-based thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions plans to build at the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center.

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Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak speaks during a news conference at the Grant Sawyer State Building in Las Vegas, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2020. The governor provided updates on Nevada's COVID-19 response efforts and adjustments to current capacity limits on gatherings. The face mask is themed after the Vegas Golden Knights' mascot Chance the Golden Gila Monster. (Steve Marcus/Las Vegas Sun via AP, Pool)

Wednesday, December 23

Wolf Pack grades: Nevada gets high marks for Famous Idaho Potato Bowl win

Grading the Nevada Wolf Pack’s 38-27 victory over the Tulane Green Wave in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl in Boise on Tuesday:

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Hannah Golik, who graduated from Carson High School in 2018 and now attends the University of Nevada, Reno, has received a scholarship from the Gina Rose Montalto Memorial Foundation honoring one of the victims of the Parkland, Fla., shooting that occurred in February 2018.

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Carson High senior Abby Golik smiles Saturday evening after signing her National Letter of Intent to play women's hoops at Linfield University next winter.

Golik finds her fit at Linfield

For Carson High senior girls basketball player Abby Golik, her junior season on the floor has been the highlight of her hoops career. That was up until recently, after finding her next home in Oregon, where she will keep her basketball career alive.

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Carson High senior girls basketball player Abby Golik signs her National Letter of Intent on Saturday at The MAC in Carson City, to continue playing basketball at Linfield University. A few of Golik’s coaches throughout the years are pictured behind her. From left, Riley Holladay, Blair Roman and Jeremiah Gray.

Man in snowshoes.

Man in snowshoes with trekking poles is the snow in the mountains.

Affordable care act ACA or Obamacare and stethoscope.

Affordable care act ACA or Obamacare and stethoscope.

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End of Christmas. Old discarded christmas tree.

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A typical view of a Late Miocene radiolarian assemblage, part of a study that shows some marine plankton are unlikely to adapt to warming ocean temperatures.

Treat yourself: Stollen Bites recipe perfect for Christmas

What a crazy year but if there is one good thing to come from all of this, it is time spent together with the ones you love.

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Changes will be made to this year’s New Year’s Day 5K fun run and walk. Three sections or waves will divide the participants into smaller groups this year, not the one start for everyone as shown on Jan. 1 of this year.

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Churchill County FFA Student Gavin McLean reads the inscription on a headstone before placing a wreath during Saturday’s Wreath Across America ceremony at the Churchill County Cemetery.

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Thirty sailors from Naval Air Station Fallon participated Saturday in the Wreaths Across America ceremony at the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Fernley.

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Chief Petty Officers select Trent Kelly, right, and William Smith from Naval Air Station Fallon place wreaths on graves in the older section of the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery during Saturday’s event.

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Sailors from Naval Air Station Fallon volunteered Saturday to assist with the Wreath Across America ceremony at the Churchill County Cemetery.

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Retired sailor Lee Harvey carries a wreath to a grave.

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Jennifer Hernandez, a sailor from Naval Air Station Fallon, salutes after placing a wreath on a veteran’s grave at Saturday’s Wreath Across America ceremony at the Churchill County Cemetery.

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Dan Ingram at his museum welcome reception in 2015.

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County Manager Jim Barbee, right, presents a framed photo to outgoing Commissioner Carl Erquiaga at last week’s commission meeting.

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Commissioner Carl Erquiaga cuts his retirement cake at last week’s county commission meeting. Erquiaga, who is termed out, served for 12 years.

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Commissioner Bus Scharmann begins to cut his retirement cake.

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County Manager Jim Barbee, left, presents a basket to outgoing Commissioner Bus Scharmann at the last county commission meeting. Scharmann served for eight years.

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Erin Dent, medical assistant, administered the first shot to Dr. Justin Heath last week at Banner Churchill Community Hospital, which was the first in the Banner Health system to vaccinate its frontline employees against COVID-19.

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Remy a beautiful one-year-old Lab/heeler mix is a sweet active girl. She loves cuddling and getting attention. Remy is looking for a home with someone who will appreciate her. Would you like to spend the New Year with an adoring girl? Come meet Remy. We have two adorable puppies that are super sweet and available for fostering. Policy, however, prohibits adopting out puppies or kittens under the age of six months to a home with children under 5 years of age. This is to protect both the children and the animal. Call 775-7500 for details.

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Derild Parsons, director of Learning and Innovation Northside Early Learning Center and principal, holds a bag of books given to Northside Early Learning Center.

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Thousands of books were handed out last week to Churchill County students from three schools.

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Students show their books they received from the United Way.

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Merry christmas and happy new year greeting card with copy-space.Happy snowman standing in christmas landscape.Snow background.Winter fairytale.

Parade with Santa sparks smiles at Carson City children's home

The joy and excitement from the residents’ faces at the Eagle Valley Children’s Home lit up the night Sunday as bright as the lights from the motorcade coming to visit them.

Tuesday, December 22

Strong, Lee, Taua pace Nevada Wolf Pack in Potato Bowl win over Tulane

BOISE, Idaho — Carson Strong threw for 271 yards and five touchdowns, Devonte Lee and Toa Taua each rushed for over 100 yards, and Nevada beat Tulane 38-27 in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl on Tuesday.

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Carson Middle schoolers Kylie Green, 13, left, and Riley Kuhlman, 11, raised more than $1,200 for the Holiday with a Hero program by creating and selling holiday coffee mugs.

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Eric Tedeschi, 36, a resident of Eagle Valley Children’s Home in Carson City, smiles during the motorcade featuring Santa and several community participants, including other parents and guardians, that his mother, Jeannie Sena, helped to organize for him and the other residents of the home for Christmas Sunday.

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Jessica Haglund, far left, Eagle Valley Children’s Home recreation coordinator, tends to clients as visitors pass by during Sunday’s motorcade to provide some holiday cheer.

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Residents at the Eagle Valley Children’s Home in Carson City are excited to receive a visit from Santa Claus, Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong and a few parents and guardians who decorated their vehicles in lights for a motorcade Sunday. Santa provided each of the facility’s clients with their own teddy bear provided by Raley’s in Gardnerville.

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Santa Claus and two of his reindeer helpers wave to the residents at the Eagle Valley Children’s Home in Carson City Sunday night as Big Daddy’s Bikes and Brews owner Keith Hart drives his vintage fire truck decked out in Christmas lights.

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Big Daddy’s Bikes and Brews owner Keith Hart, center, with his niece, Kloe Lynch, far left, and wife Monica Hart, second from left, gather with Santa Claus and Jeannie Sena on Sunday in preparation for a motorcade for the clients at the Eagle Valley Children’s Home. Sena organized the parade for children and adults staying at the home who have been limited in their visits with their families since the pandemic began in March.

Monday, December 21

Nevada Wolf Pack No. 4 to open Mountain West basketball rankings

The Nevada Wolf Pack might have gotten a little overconfident on Sunday. The Wolf Pack whipped Air Force 74-57 on Friday and were up 33-24 at halftime on Sunday in the second game of the two-game Mountain West series.

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Nevada's Warren Washington is double-teamed in the key in Friday's win over Air Force.

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Charito Gonzales, ICU Nurse

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Rebecca Strong with Envo Mask, Employee Health

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FILE - In this May 30, 2019, file photo, a CVS store with the new HealthHUB is shown in Spring, Texas. . Lawsuits filed by two Ohio counties against retail pharmacy chains CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, Walmart and Giant Eagle claiming their opioid dispensing practices flooded communities with pain pills and were a a public nuisance can continue after U.S. District Judge Dan Polster, a federal judge in Cleveland, denied the chains' motion to dismiss the complaints in a ruling Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip, File)

Walker scores 27 to lift Air Force past Nevada in second game

RENO— A.J. Walker had a career-high 27 points and made two free throws with 14 seconds left as Air Force narrowly beat Nevada 68-66 on Sunday.

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Sunday, December 20

Youth Theatre Carson City debuts ‘Yes Virginia: The Movie Musical’

Youth Theatre Carson City is producing a production of Macy’s “Yes Virginia: The Movie Musical,” which will be available on-demand through Dec. 31 at www.youththeatrecarsoncity.com and Showtix4U.com.

Joe Santoro: Nevada Wolf Pack wins when Romeo Doubs scores

It was easy to see the importance of Romeo Doubs to the Nevada Wolf Pack’s offense over the first five games of this season. All you had to do was look in the end zone and then at the scoreboard. Doubs had nine touchdowns, scoring at least once in the Pack’s first five games

Saturday, December 19

Nevada Wolf Pack vs. Tulane: Strange end to a weird season

The Nevada Wolf Pack football season has come down to winning a bowl full of spuds. “The last time we were there we left empty handed,” said linebacker Lawson Hall of the Wolf Pack’s Famous Idaho Potato Bowl meeting with the Tulane Green Wave this Tuesday (12:30 p.m., ESPN) in Boise. “Hopefully this time we can have some potatoes in our possession.”

Cambridge carries Nevada past Air Force 74-57

RENO — Desmond Cambridge Jr. had 23 points as Nevada got past Air Force 74-57 on Friday night. The game marked the first Mountain West Conference matchup of the season for both teams.

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Nevada's DeAndre Henry goes up to the basket against Air Force on Friday.

Roger Diez: A racing season to remember … or forget?

The 2020 racing season is finally over. I have to say that in my over 50 years’ involvement in racing it was by far the weirdest I’ve ever seen. COVID-19 affected all major sanctioning bodies with delays, cancelations, shifted dates, no spectators, and new venues.

Friday, December 18

MaskUrAid Ball moving to Cucina Lupo

Due to a glitch with the Governor’s Mansion, The Greenhouse Project’s benefit event, The MaskUrAid Ball, Celebrity Chef Dinner Jan. 4, is being moved to Cucina Lupo, 308 N. Curry St., Carson City.

Nevada lawmakers OK programs to spend $210 million in CARES Act money

The Interim Finance Committee on Friday approved a laundry list of work programs allocating $210 million in federal CARES Act money to numerous state agencies.

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Debbie Barham, right, Human Resources and Business Manager, partners with Santa in helping children at Lucille Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford.

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Youth Theatre Carson City is producing a production of Macy’s “Yes Virginia: The Movie Musical,” which will be available on-demand Dec.18-31 at www.youththeatrecarsoncity.com and Showtix4U.com.

Carson City third through sixth graders to return to schools Jan. 19

The Carson City School Board on Thursday approved opening elementary and middle school campuses for the return of third- to sixth-grade students to in-person learning four days a week Tuesdays through Fridays as of Jan. 19.

Thursday, December 17

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Nevada Department of Corrections Officer John Claudio-Bil disinfects a housing unit at Northern Nevada Correctional Center.

Three Carson City students awarded Rosemary Nebesky Memorial Scholarships

Jonah Toral, Nathan Parsons and Bita Jazani were awarded the fifth annual Rosemary Nebesky Memorial Scholarships by the Carson City Symphony Association this month.

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Washington, D.C., United States - June 14, 2018: Official American government law enforcement agency website of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives or simply ATF.

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Nature’s Bakery’s founders Dave Marson, left, with wife Jan Marson and son Sam Marson.

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Jan Marson, president of Nature’s Bakery, at the company’s factory in St. Louis.

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Jan Marson, president of Carson City-based Nature’s Bakery, speaks to staff inside the company’s facility in St. Louis earlier this year.

Dayton Valley Golf Course changes ownership

The Dayton Valley Golf Course has been acquired by Tour Specs Golf Management from Duncan Golf Management in a deal that was finalized this week, according to a news release.

Carson City, state high school graduation rates decline; COVID cited

For the first time, Carson City School District’s high school graduation rate did not improve in a five-year trend, primarily due to COVID-19, according to district data released last week.

Gavel, scales of justice and law books

Judge gavel, scales of justice and law books in court

Wednesday, December 16

Carson City Symphony announces Project Euterpe Episode 11 with Carson Chamber Singers

Carson City Symphony Association announces release of Project Euterpe Episode 11 featuring the Carson Chamber Singers, an affiliate of the Carson City Symphony, performing “Hodie Christus natus est,” by Dutch composer, organist, and teacher Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck. Choral Director Richard "Ricky" Hutton leads the 27 singers and brass quintet.

Marinated portobello mushrooms provide endless opportunities (recipe)

Mushroom lovers probably already know this; Portobello mushrooms are incredibly versatile! At the Cracker Box we put these tasty fungi on a breakfast sandwich with Swiss cheese, a couple eggs, and tomato.

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A rendering of the planned Stewart Street Apartments designed by Perlman Architects.

Joe Santoro: Get ready for a 2-year Nevada Wolf Pack football party

Don’t stop believing in this Nevada Wolf Pack football team. Hold on to the feeling you had before last Friday night, before the Wolf Pack’s dream season melted like the Wicked Witch in the Wizard of Oz.

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The new CC Communications building will be located at 899 S. Maine St.

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A south view look at the new CC Communications building.

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An exterior look shows the new CC Communications training building.

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Hiskett & Sons demolished an area that will house CC Communications’ new facility on South Maine Street.

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A groundbreaking ceremony occurred Monday morning at the site for a new CC Communications building. From left are Churchill County Commission Chairman Pete Olsen, commissioners Bus Scharmann and Carl Erquiaga, CC Communications General Manager Mark Feest and Plant Operations Supervisor Jay Lingenfelter.

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WWII navigator Robert McCallum and his daughter Sue Sevon spend Christmas together six years ago.

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U.S. Army Air Force navigator Robert McCallum, right, has a photo taken with his brother William, a Navy Seabee.

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Lt. Robert McCallum served in World War II as a navigator aboard a B-24.

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A Consolidated B-24 Liberator from Maxwell Field, Alabama, four engine pilot school, glistens in the sun as it makes a turn at high altitude in the clouds.

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The Academic Skills Center at Western Nevada College’s Fallon campus will house a nursing lab, which relocated last week from Churchill County’s annex building.

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The Fallon Rotary Club conducted its annual Christmas drive to help the community’s seniors. Items were brought for local homebound seniors to Kent’s Supply Center. Fallon Rotary members also presented a check to the William N. Pennington Life Center Coalition for Senior Citizens for $1,380.

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The Fallon Rotary Club conducted its annual Christmas drive to help the community’s seniors. Items were brought for local homebound seniors to Kent’s Supply Center. Fallon Rotary members also presented a check to the William N. Pennington Life Center Coalition for Senior Citizens for $1,380.

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Danny Clifford, a longtime Fallon resident and Greenwave Hall of Fame inductee, recently died due to the effects of COVID-19

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We have six adorable puppies that are super sweet and available for fostering. Will you foster one of our puppies until they are old enough to be spay/neutered? Policy, however, prohibits adopting out puppies or kittens under the age of six months to a home with children under 5 years of age. This is to protect both the children and the animal. Call 775-7500 for details.

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The 1974 state baseball championship team was inducted into the Greenwave Hall of Fame in 2019 thanks to Danny Clifford (front row, far left), who died last week after battling COVID-19.

Tuesday, December 15

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Dan Ingram at his museum welcome reception in 2015.

District faces FY22 with $72.8M budget as state eyes new formula

Working out this year’s district budget in a plan showing its age by more than 50 years is one task for Carson City School District chief financial officer Andrew Feuling. Staying on top of the new funding formula through the Nevada Commission for School Funding is reasonably a harder one.

Nevada Wolf Pack's Carson Strong named Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year

The Nevada football team placed a school-record 15 players on the 2020 All-Mountain West team, led by sophomore quarterback Carson Strong earning Offensive Player of the Year honors, the conference announced Tuesday.

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Project Euterpe Episode 11 - Carson Chamber Singers and Brass Quintet.

Cambridge lifts Nevada Wolf Pack over San Diego, 79-72

SAN DIEGO — Desmond Cambridge Jr. made 7-of-11 shots from 3-point range and scored 27 points and Nevada topped San Diego, 79-72, on Monday.

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Desmond Cambridge Jr. scored 27 points for Nevada on Monday.

Monday, December 14

Wolf Pack grades: Nevada's collapse against SJSU touches on all areas

Grading the Nevada Wolf Pack’s 30-20 loss to the San Jose State Spartans on Friday in Las Vegas: QUARTERBACK: B+

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Nevada quarterback Carson Strong wasn’t the only one wondering “what happened?” against San Jose State.

Nevada Electoral College votes go to Biden and Harris

With no fanfare or drama, Nevada on Monday awarded six Electoral College votes to Joe Biden as president and six votes to Kamala Harris as vice president.

Mountain West rankings: Boise State takes hard road to No. 1

Nothing has come easy for the Boise State Broncos this college football season. The Broncos, affected by COVID-19 as much as any Mountain West team this season, went to Wyoming on Saturday night without 10 players and numerous assistant coaches and still won a game they didn’t need to win.

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Boise State wide receiver Khalil Shakir (2) celebrates with tight end John Bates (85) in the end zone after a Shakir touchdown against Hawaii during the second quarter of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Nov. 21, 2020, in Honolulu. (AP Photo/Marco Garcia)

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Sunday, December 13

Nevada to play Tulane in Famous Idaho Potato Bowl

RENO — The Nevada football team today accepted an invitation from the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl and will take on Tulane in the Dec. 22 game on at Albertson’s Stadium in Boise, Idaho.

Carson City Symphony releases Hank Monk Schottische video

The Carson City Symphony Association has released Project Euterpe - Episode 10, The Hank Monk Schottische.

Saturday, December 12

Carson City marriage coach’s new book aimed at blended families

When Carson City native Megan Bottom started taking on writing a book, her children at first thought it was just a crazy project Mom decided to do as a hobby. Then her friends gradually found out.

DeJoseph cherishing his time at William Jessup

Monday afternoon, 2017 Carson High grad Jayden DeJoseph got a chance to come back to town with current squad, the William Jessup Warriors. The Warriors didn’t quite pull into Carson City, but took on the Nevada Wolf Pack in a scheduled exhibition contest.

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Carson High alum and current William Jessup guard Jayden DeJoseph takes a corner three against the University of Portland in late November.

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William Jessup redshirt junior Jayden DeJoseph shoots a 3-pointer against the University of Portland in late November. DeJoseph hit three triples in the exhibition contest at Portland.

Engels finds his match in Hastings College

Carson High senior Brandon Engels has been rolling bowling balls about since he knew how to walk. After first starting to bowl at the age of 3, Engels has strived his way to a collegiate bowling team after signing with Hastings College in Nebraska.

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Surrounded by his family, Brandon Engles signs his Letter of Intent to bowl at Hastings College in Hastings, Nebraska next fall. To the left of Brandon is his father, Eric. On Brandon’s right are his mother, Kelly, and sister Londyn.

Wolf Pack second half stumble costs potential title shot

Friday night's contest at Sam Boys Stadium in Las Vegas basically decided the second half of the Mountain West Conference title picture.

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Nevada football head coach Jay Norvell talks with his starting quarterback Carson Strong Friday in Las Vegas where the Wolf Pack lost to the San Jose state Spartans.

Roger Diez: Formula 1 race in Bahrain had all of the drama

For those who say Formula 1 racing is boring, the Sakhir Grand Prix in Bahrain last Sunday had enough drama for an entire racing season. It featured a substitute driver in the best car in the field, a pair of drivers fighting to remain in the sport, a rare pit error by the championship team that cost them the race, and a first-time winner after 90 tries.

Carson City schools consider opening sites to older elementary students

The Carson City School District Board of Trustees is calling for a special meeting Thursday to potentially take action on opening schools to third- to fifth-grade students at the elementary levels and sixth-grade students at the middle school level four days a week effective Jan. 19.

Friday, December 11

Coronavirus prevention medical surgical masks and hand sanitizer gel bottle dispenser for Covid-19 corona virus protection. Panoramic of PPE.

Coronavirus prevention medical surgical masks and hand sanitizer gel bottle dispenser for Covid-19 corona virus protection. Panoramic of PPE.

U.S. Supreme Court rejects Republican attack on Biden victory

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Friday rejected a lawsuit backed by President Donald Trump to overturn Joe Biden's election victory, ending a desperate attempt to get legal issues rejected by state and federal judges before the nation's highest court.

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In this Nov. 5, 2020, file photo, the Supreme Court in Washington. The Supreme Court has rejected Republicans' last-gasp bid to reverse Pennsylvania’s certification of President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in the electoral battleground. The court without comment Tuesday, Dec. 8, refused to call into question the certification process in Pennsylvania. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

The Greenhouse Project opens new indoor classroom

There’s a saying that “not all love stories start with roses, some start with petunias, too.”

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Karen Abowd stands in front of the original plaque dedicated for the first greenhouse in December 2011. The new classroom on the CHS campus was dedicated on Friday.

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Western Nevada College students prepare a high altitude balloon for its launch on Dec. 4 at Jack C. Davis Observatory.

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WNC art student Steven Rodgers’ painting of Lake Tahoe is being used as the college foundation’s holiday card and is part of a packet of holiday gift cards and personal notecards for a college fundraiser.

Thursday, December 10

Joe Santoro: Mountain West caters to Boise State, again

Just when you thought it was impossible to despise the arrogant Boise State Broncos even more than you already do, along comes this Mountain West Christmas stocking full of coal, dead mice and toe nail clippings.

Stormy Weather Ahead Road Sign Against Dark Ominous Sky

Stormy Weather Ahead Road Sign Against Dark Ominous Sky

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Donations of hats also are being accepted during the coat drive.

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Carson City Library Access Services Manager Ermal Reinhart prepares items for patrons as part of the library’s curbside service on June 4.

Carson City school board OKs amended budget; COVID makes year tough to call

COVID-19’s impact on the Carson City School District’s fiscal year 2020-21 budget has been more profound than anyone might have guessed in recent months.

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Female teacher are using computer laptop for online teaching students or online elearning ormeetings with webex or zoom program application.

Western Nevada College and greenUP! form network to help implement pollution prevention

Western Nevada College and greenUP! form network to help implement pollution prevention

Wednesday, December 9

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A bird’s-eye view of the land in Churchill County where TerraScale plans to develop 3,700 acres for its clean energy project, Energos.

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The site of TerraScale’s Energos project in Churchill County, east of Reno-Sparks. The company intends to develop 3,700 acres of land and create the largest industrial development in the U.S. powered by hybrid renewable energy.

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Members of the Reno Corvette Club deliver pet food to Feeding Pets of the Homeless headquarters.

Greenhouse Project hosting MaskurAid Ball in Carson City

The Greenhouse Project will host the first MaskurAid Ball taking place Jan. 4.

Nevada's final regular season opponents: SJSU and the tiebreaker

A confusing and baffling Mountain West football season just might end on a frustrating note for the Nevada Wolf Pack.

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Pioneer High leadership students, Ocean and Kyra.

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A status-quo extension of 25 years for the Navy’s central Nevada ranges has been included in the final conference version of the Fiscal Year 2021 National Defense Authorization Act.<

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The High Desert Grange, Toys for Tots and V Titans are working together to bring more joy to the community.<

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The county commission has approved a slight increase in the county’s diesel fuel tax.

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Family and friends gather at the new sign that renames the Green Arena as the Tammy Lee Arena.

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Wreaths are placed on every veteran’s grave at the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Fernley.

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Courtesy We have puppies and kittens that will be available for fostering after Dec. 13. They arrived just in time for the holidays. Will you foster one until they are old enough to be spay/neutered? Make this holiday extra special with a gift that keeps on giving. Policy, however, prohibits adopting out puppies or kittens under the age of six months to a home with children under 5 years of age. This is to protect both the children and the animal. Call 775-423-7500 for details.

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Courtesy We have puppies and kittens that will be available for fostering after Dec. 13. They arrived just in time for the holidays. Will you foster one until they are old enough to be spay/neutered? Make this holiday extra special with a gift that keeps on giving. Policy, however, prohibits adopting out puppies or kittens under the age of six months to a home with children under 5 years of age. This is to protect both the children and the animal. Call 775-423-7500 for details.

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Wild burros and tourists mingle on the streets of the historic mining town of Oatman, Ariz.

Rötelmaus geht im Wald über umgestürzten Baum

Rötelmaus geht im Wald über umgestürzten Baum

Trump camp loses Nevada high court bid to nullify election

LAS VEGAS — The Donald Trump campaign has lost its last legal bid in Nevada to nullify President-elect Joe Biden's 39,000-vote electoral win in the state.

Election 2020 Nevada Lawsuits

FILE - In this Nov. 3, 2020 file photo people vote at a polling place on Election Day, in Las Vegas. Attorneys for the Donald Trump campaign are appealing to the state Supreme Court to overrule a lower court judge and nullify Democratic President-elect Joe Biden's electoral win in Nevada. Documents filed Monday seek to reverse Judge James Todd Russell's finding on Friday that the Trump legal team failed to prove the election was swayed by fraudulent or illegal votes. (AP Photo/John Locher, file)

Living nativity set for this weekend in Carson City

It was a year of uncertainty. A year when we felt a need for something more. A need for peace. It was a year that felt similar to 2020. It was 2001. The year that we watched the airplanes crash into the Twin Towers. The year we felt hopeless and confused and a desire to connect with people and with God.

Tuesday, December 8

Nevada high court gets filings in Trump campaign appeal

LAS VEGAS — Attorneys for Democrats are deriding as "reckless" and "lacking any legal basis" a state Supreme Court appeal by the Donald Trump campaign aimed at nullifying President-elect Joe Biden's electoral win in Nevada.

Joe Santoro: In rare twist, Nevada vs. San Jose State has meaning

When the Nevada Wolf Pack and San Jose State Spartans football teams meet it rarely means social media is going to blow up. For the most part, this 121-year-old rivalry has been as exciting as kissing your sister, getting a pair of socks for Christmas and watching an apple tossed into your bag at Halloween.

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Chris Vargas (10) hands off to Zeke Moore during the 1993 game against San Jose State at Mackay Stadium.

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Project Euterpe Episode 10, performers in ‘The Hank Monk Schottische’ video.

Nevada Supreme Court fast-tracks Trump campaign appeal

LAS VEGAS — The Nevada Supreme Court is fast-tracking an appeal by the Donald Trump campaign aimed at nullifying Democratic President-elect Joe Biden's electoral win in the state.

Monday, December 7

Trump camp asks Nevada Supreme Court to nullify Biden win

LAS VEGAS — Attorneys for the Donald Trump campaign are appealing to the state Supreme Court to overrule a lower court judge and nullify Democratic President-elect Joe Biden's electoral win in Nevada.

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Volunteer Stephen Jones, mansion coordinator Kristen Dillard, and volunteers Alayna and Nancy Lopez hang garland and lights at the Governor’s Mansion on Dec. 5.

Grading the Pack: Receivers lead the way vs. Fresno State

Grading the Nevada Wolf Pack’s 37-26 victory over the Fresno State Bulldogs on Saturday at Mackay Stadium: QUARTERBACK: A-

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Nevada wide receiver Tory Horton (20) celebrates a touchdown with Berdale Robins (1) during Saturday’s game with Fresno State.

David Theiss: Tag stew after a cold day of hunting (recipe)

In the last few of months of the year, hunting season is in full swing. Just driving down the road in town you see hunters with their campers and trailers heading out to the great open spaces of Nevada.

Mountain West rankings: Nevada sets up showdown with San Jose State

Nevada Wolf Pack quarterback Carson Strong passed for 354 yards and five touchdowns in a 37-26 win over Fresno State last Saturday night at Mackay Stadium. But it wasn’t good enough for the sophomore.

Sunday, December 6

Best of Website design 2020

Who won the best of Carson City 2020? Click here to find out.

Chair: School funding should flow equally for all students in waterfall

Nevada Commission on School Funding chair Karlene McCormick-Lee says she worries as the conversations continue on the Pupil Centered Funding Plan, the proposed K-12 funding formula to replace the Nevada Plan, the public will look at the dollars as a “win/loss.”

Saturday, December 5

Wolf Pack defense bends, but blocks Fresno State

Several times this season, it has been the offense that has caught the attention for its impressive performances. Saturday night, it was the Wolf Pack’s defense and special teams that kept Nevada in the contest time and time again in a 37-26 win over Fresno State.

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Nevada wide receiver Tory Horton celebrates one of his three touchdown receptions in the Wolf Pack's win over Fresno State Saturday.

'Joyful noise' concert Sunday at Carson City Community Center, online

The Carson City Symphony Association presents “Joyful Noise - A Holiday Treat” concert on Sunday, Dec. 13 at 5 p.m., in the Bob Boldrick Theater at the Carson City Community Center, 851 E. William Street.

Joe Santoro: Is a COVID championship still a championship?

It is now totally impossible to take this Mountain West football season seriously. It’s not the players’ fault or the coaches’ fault. They are working hard and doing their best under trying circumstances. We all are. And if they don’t mind risking their health every week, well, more power to them. Coaches coach and players play and hardly any of them (none of the coaches and more than 90 percent of the players) would even be at the school in the first place if it wasn’t for football. So go play football, if you want. But

Craft fair at Carson Mall a bit of ‘normalcy’ in COVID season

Carson City’s annual craft fair is taking place in the Carson Mall with about 25 vendors offering shoppers a chance to browse for their seasonal wares.

Sisolak: Revenue projections sober reminder of COVID-19 impact

Gov. Steve Sisolak says the Economic Forum’s revenue projections are, “a sober reminder of the devastating impacts COVID-19 has caused in our state.” “This global pandemic has created both a fiscal and economic crisis in our state,” he said.

Roger Diez: Grosjean crash a reminder of racing’s dangers

Racing safety has made such great strides in recent decades that we’ve become almost immune to the inherent danger in the sport. Then something like Romain Grosjean’s Formula 1 crash last Sunday in Bahrain happens, and we are reminded that going racing is like owning a pet rattlesnake. You can feed it, give it a warm place to live, and try to keep it happy and contented, but if you are foolish enough to relax your guard for a moment, it’s still going to bite you.

Friday, December 4

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Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto announces a 25-year extension for the Fallon Range Training Complex is included in the final version the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act.

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Nevada GOP to appeal judge's refusal to nullify Biden win

LAS VEGAS — The Nevada state Republican Party promised Friday to appeal a judge's refusal to overturn the results of the statewide presidential election and stop the state's six Democratic presidential electors from voting for President-elect Joe Biden.

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Judge gavel, scales of justice and law books in court

With Fresno coming, Nevada Wolf Pack eyes Mountain West title game

Editor's Note: The University of Nevada announced Friday afternoon that the game has been moved up to a 6 p.m. kickoff on Saturday night. The game was originally scheduled for 7:30 p.m. It will be broadcast on FS2 and the radio call can be heard on the Wolf Pack Radio Network (ESPN Radio 94.5 FM) with the pregame show starting at 5 p.m.

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Kiosks at the Carson Mall show various crafts on display at the Carson Mall.

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Kiosks at the Carson Mall show various crafts on display.

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Lynne Gentry, one of the local vendors, demonstrates the tissue box couches at her kiosk for the annual craft fair.

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Cathy Barbie, a former Carson City School District teacher, works at her sewing machine Wednesday at the Carson Mall for the annual craft fair taking place this month.

Brewery Arts Center to show movie shot in Carson City

The Brewery Arts Center is screening “Once upon a Main Street,” the new Lifetime movie shot at the BAC and several locations in Carson City and Carson Valley.

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Nevada Congressman Mark Amodei breaks ground with American Battery Technology Company’s Doug Cole on the company's planned 60,000-square-foot lithium-ion battery recycling facility on Aug. 27 in Fernley. American Battery is among the 11 companies approved for nearly $30 million in tax abatements Wednesday by Nevada GOED.

See Santa at the Children’s Museum of Northern Nevada

Santa Claus plans to touch down Saturday via Zoom for a safe visit with all the children.

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Names of the killed sailors and Marines are enshrined at the USS Arizona Memorial Gardens at Salt River in Scottsdale, Arizona. Richard Walter Weaver of Fallon was one of three Nevadans who died on Dec. 7, 1941.

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From left WWII vets Gerald Edson, Sheldon Beigel and Charles Montanaro look at a map at the USS Arizona Memorial with Frank Greenwood.

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The USS Utah Memorial was erected on the opposite side of Ford Island.

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A memorial honoring the USS Arizona was constructed over the battleship, which was sunk on Dec. 7, 1941.

Thursday, December 3

Election 2020 Nevada Lawsuits

FILE - In this Nov. 5, 2020 file photo, a county election worker scans mail-in ballots at a tabulating area at the Clark County Election Department in Las Vegas. A state judge in Nevada heard arguments but made no immediate decision Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020 in a bid by the Donald Trump campaign to nullify the results of the statewide presidential election set to deliver six electoral votes to the Democrat, Joe Biden, based on his 33,596-vote victory. Jesse Binnall, the attorney heading the Trump challenge of the Nevada election on behalf of six Republican delegates to the Electoral College, told Judge James Todd Russell in Carson City that so many fraudulent votes were cast in Democratic-leaning Clark County that Trump won the state, not Biden. (AP Photo/John Locher, File)

Economic Forum projects $8.5 billion in revenue for next budget cycle

The Economic Forum on Thursday projected General Fund revenue totaling just over $8.5 billion for the coming biennial budget cycle. After all adjustments, that comes to $4.116 billion in fiscal 2022 and $4.392 billion in 2023.

Amodei tells business group he may run for Nevada governor

LAS VEGAS — A veteran Northern Nevada Republican congressman is considering a run for governor in 2022. A month after winning reelection to Congress, U.S. Rep. Mark Amodei told a Vegas Chamber virtual audience on Wednesday that he's exploring a possible gubernatorial run, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.

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The Nevada football team runs onto the field at an empty Aloha Stadium to face Hawaii on Nov. 28 in Honolulu. In this season dominated by a pandemic, columnist Joe Santoro asks: should the COVID champion be considered a real champion?

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Empire Elementary School student Estrella Vargas.

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Empire Elementary School student Adrian Luevano.

San Francisco routs Nevada Wolf Pack, 85-60

RENO — Khalil Shabazz had 22 points as San Francisco routed Nevada 85-60 on Wednesday night. Dzmitry Ryuny had 12 points for San Francisco (3-2). Josh Kunen added 11 points and seven rebounds. Jamaree Bouyea had 11 points.

Nevada now has over 2 million registered voters

Nevada added 30,000 registered voters in November, but the list of active voters grew by more than 44,000 as people contacted their clerks to get off the inactive list and make sure they could vote in the presidential election. The state had 2,062,466 total voters, 1,821,356 of them on the active roll.

Wednesday, December 2

Healthcare cure concept with a hand in blue medical gloves holding Coronavirus, Covid 19 virus, vaccine vial

Healthcare cure concept with a hand in blue medical gloves holding Coronavirus, Covid 19 virus, vaccine vial

Joe Santoro: Nevada Wolf Pack loses by taking Hawaii's bait

Never was a story of more woe than this of Carson and his Romeo. The Hawaii Rainbow Warriors made sure last Saturday night that the parting of a quarterback and his favorite wide receiver would be such sweet sorrow for the Nevada Wolf Pack.

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Megan and Dwayne Bottom of Carson City, blended family marriage coaches, offer counseling and marital advice for couples on Facebook and through videos on YouTube.

Nevada Senate leadership announces committee assignments for 2021 session

LAS VEGAS — Nevada Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro and Senate Minority Leader James Settelmeyer announced committee assignments for the 2021 Legislative Session on Wednesday. They include:

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NNSVH Administrator Mike Ball and CC-USBC President Benjamin Miller.

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A rendering of the planned building at the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center.

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President Trump has discussed with advisers whether to grant pre-emptive pardons to his children, to his son-in-law and to his personal lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani, and talked with Mr. Giuliani about pardoning him as recently as last week, according to two people briefed on the matter. Mr. Trump has told others that he is concerned that a Biden Justice Department might seek retribution against the president by targeting the oldest three of his five children — Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump and Ivanka Trump — as well as Ms. Trump’s husband, Jared Kushner, a White House senior adviser. Donald Trump Jr. had been under investigation by Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, for contacts that the younger Mr. Trump had had with Russians offering damaging information on Hillary Clinton during the 2016 campaign, but he was never charged. Mr. Kushner provided false information to federal authorities about his contacts with foreigners for his security clearance, but was given one anyway by the president. The nature of Mr. Trump’s concern about any potential criminal exposure of Eric Trump or Ivanka Trump is unclear, although an investigation by the Manhattan district attorney into the Trump Organization has expanded to include tax write-offs on millions of dollars in consulting fees by the company, some of which appear to have gone to Ms. Trump.

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A different plan to light the downtown Christmas tree was adopted by the city.

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A02 Tyler Nicloet balances his daughter in one arm whole volunteering on Thanksgiving Day.

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Tina Glushenko, left, and her 10-year-old niece Jordiin Brazil dish out food in the serving line.

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Lance McNeil, left, gives a delivery list to volunteers to take meals to the county’s senior citizens.

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Phyllys Dowd loads Dave Santos’ plate as Kat (far left) and her daughter Katherine Richard wait with the mashed potatoes. Santos and other volunteers filled containers on Thanksgiving to help the Meals on Wheels program.

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A02 Davon Grant from Naval Air Station Fallon carries his plate in a bag to the staging area.

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Image of Eastgate Station from the 1950s, before the re-routing of U.S. 50 dried up any road traffic on the route.

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Ozzy, a sweet two-year-old German shorthaired pointer, is a bit shy at first but warms up quickly to people. He’s independent, playful, and likes his toys. Because of GI tract issues, he requires prescribed dog food. Ozzy is housebroken and he is looking for a warm loving home. Can you find room in your heart and home for him?

Otuafi shines in D1 debut with double-double

RENO — The last time she was on the Nevada court, Leta Otuafi was leading her Greenwave teammates to their second-straight state basketball title.

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Leta Otuafi recorded a double-double in her Division I debut on Saturday.

Washoe County board vote boosts hope for return of high school sports

The return to high school sports next month received a needed boost when Washoe County School District voted last week to move its middle and high school students to full-distance learning until Jan. 1, the last day of the scheduled winter break.

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Nevada Army National Guard soldier Sgt. Manuel Monroy presents the flag to Kristin Kowalski McFarlane at the last unaccompanied service at the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery.

Challenge to Nevada’s election results before Carson City judge Thursday

The lead counsel for the Trump campaign lawsuit seeking to invalidate the presidential election results in the Silver State says he will present hard evidence of fraud when the case is heard Thursday.

Tuesday, December 1

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Carson City Clerk/Record Alan Glover oversaw his final election in November 2014. Glover died Monday, Nov. 30.

Sisolak protests Trump claim Renown Hospital care site is fake

Gov. Steve Sisolak issued a statement Tuesday protesting President Trump’s claim that Renown Hospital’s alternate care site is “fake” as dangerous and reckless.

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Grading the Wolf Pack: Nevada offense needs to regain swagger

Grading the Nevada Wolf Pack’s 24-21 loss to the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors last Saturday at Aloha Stadium . . . QUARTERBACK: B

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Meeks scores 18 to lift Nevada Wolf Pack over Pacific 70-58

RENO — Zane Meeks scored 18 points with 11 rebounds off the bench to lead Nevada to a 70-58 win over Pacific in it's home opener on Monday night.