Doreen Rappaport brings attention to resistance fighters and others who defied the Holocaust during WWII.
The New River Township Justice Court nonpartisan office is for a six-year term.
Candidates for Churchill County Commission Districts 1 and 3 offered perspectives on the issues critical to the Lahontan Valley at an April 25 gathering.
After moving to the West, Kurt Englehart made the needs of Nevadans as a top priority.
Nevada helicopter was shot down in southern Afghanistan, killing entire crew.
Breakfast meeting will feature county commission races.
Navy Capt. Shane Tanner speaks at every county school to help promote April honor.
Kurt Englehart was a speaker Friday at Fallon’s Child Abuse and Prevention ceremony.
23rd annual event offers ideas for home and business, and showcases local groups.
Churchill County schools, NAS Fallon partner to support families and students.
Candidate has been director of the county’s Court Services since 2009.
The annual Vietnam War Veterans Remembrance Day on March 23 honored the military for their service a half-century ago in Vietnam and recognized those who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Amodei discusses land bills, the Air Guard and local mail processing.
For almost seven decades, the Arciniegas — Norine and Ed — were the epitome of educators diligently teaching generations of students at Churchill County High School.
For more than three decades, retired WNC Fallon educator Doris Dwyer touched the lives of hundreds through teaching history and her performances in Chautauqua.
This year’s theme is Reflections, and a presentation will be conducted by the veterans of Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan and Gold Star families.
Light turnouts for school board, Assembly District 38, and city council races.
Rusty Jardine is a retired general manager for the Truckee-Carson Irrigation District.
Todd Moretto touts growth, housing as main concerns.
Almost two decades ago, the 36-year-old McGee made one of the most important decisions in his life — he accepted coach Mark Fox’s invitation to come play in Reno.
Judge Deborah Schumacher speaks to Rotarians at their weekly luncheon.
Nevada’s newest veterans of the month and military support award-winner were recognized Feb. 28 in a ceremony at the Nevada State Library and Archives.
The exercise trains the readiness of Navy security personnel who respond to threats.
Combined sales price for 165 bulls grosses more than $800,000.
The primary for most offices is June 11; the general election is Nov. 5.
Julie Guerrero-Goetsch is the latest candidate to file for the Churchill County Commission. Guerrero-Goetsch said she’s seeking the District 1 seat currently held by Dr. Justin Heath. The Fallon physician, who first won election for the commission in 2020, said he wouldn’t file for a second term.
Benjamin named Teacher of the Year; Oasis student Robinson tops Voice of Democracy speech contest.
Local WWII veteran fought for his country, ministered overseas and at home.
Former President Donald Trump easily won Nevada’s Republican caucus. Churchill County Republicans turned out by the hundreds Thursday night at the Rafter 3C Arena.
Friends and family honored William Jamerson two days after he celebrated his 100th birthday Feb. 2.
The District 1 seat is currently held by Dr. Justin Heath, who has indicated he doesn’t plan to seek a second term.
The inspection for the JROTC program was the first since the pandemic shut down programs after January 2020.
Annual event focuses on several hundred buyers, sellers.
Ken Tedford was first elected in 1995. Before that, he served as a councilman.
Christina Robinson, a sophomore at Oasis, placed first at the District 4 Voice of Democracy contest.
Annual presentation provides research-based information to state’s ranchers.
Hunter Pence spoke at the annual Bobby Dolan Dinner, the major fundraiser for the University of Nevada’s baseball team.
Brig. Gen Stan Jones will always be remembered as a mentor both during his career in the Nevada Army National Guard and afterward as a retired soldier who saw the need for veterans to remain in touch with each other.
After a dismal snowpack report recorded earlier in the month, Mother Nature weighed in with different plans of her own. A Wednesday afternoon snow squall pushed by winds reaching as high as 42 miles per hour and snow measuring 13 inches in some areas swept across Churchill County in a two-hour span. Deeper depths were reported in Silver Springs.
Presidential caucus is nearing for both major political parties.
Volunteers ensure seniors receive Christmas dinners.
The annual Cattlemen’s Update, the first major event for the new year, begins the second week of January with virtual and in-person meetings throughout Northern Nevada. Presented by the Nevada Agricultural Experimental Station and College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources at the University of Nevada, Reno, the dates are Jan. 8-12.
At its Dec. 7 meeting, the Churchill County Commission took action on Judge Ben Trotter’s request to appoint Tisdale.
CCSD actively seeking school bus drivers.
Special day remembers departed veterans at local cemeteries.
Northern Nevada cemeteries prepare for annual program
This Sunday morning in Hawaii began like the previous ones at Pearl Harbor, built as a strategic location for the USS Navy as ships began to crisscross the Pacific Ocean in the early 1900s between the United States mainland and territories in Guam and the Philippines
Mahal Moon, Churchill County High School and University of Nevada, Reno graduate, has been appointed as the new curator of education at the Nevada State Museum in Carson City.
It was the trip of a lifetime for both students and veterans old enough to be their grandparents. Generation Z, meet The Greatest Generation — the men and women who fought in the Pacific or on the European continent in World War II from late 1941 to 1945 — or others who saw action on the Korean peninsula from 1950-1953.
Cmdr. Blaine Felloney has returned to his desert home in the Oasis of Nevada.
Prev Next