Upcoming change of command ceremony will install state’s 31st adjutant general.
Federal, statewide races, and state questions are all on the ballot.
Greenwave snaps two-game losing streak with 21-14 win over Spartans.
Bret Lynch, 30, settling in with the Blue Angels.
Fallon state champs from 1959, 1974-75 recognized as girls' sports trailblazers for the state.
3A-leading Wolverines remain undefeated with 42-0 win.
On Sept. 25, 2005, a Taliban-fired rocket-propelled grenade ripped into the helicopter, sending it spiraling to the ground and killing five guardsmen.
Former Fallon star also played for the Wolf Pack from 1972-76.
The fifth annual Gold Star Mothers and Family Luminary event is Sunday at the Northern Nevada State Veterans home in Sparks.
Fallon (3-2) dominates Homecoming game on way to 43-7 win.
Fallon is one of several western Nevada communities to conduct a solemn remembrance of 9/11.
A mural of Valerie Serpa and Kirk Robertson was unveiled on the wall of a city building at 98 S. Carson St.
Col. Randy Lau succeeded Brig. Gen. Troy Armstrong as the land component commander, a position held by Armstrong the past three years.
Speakers representing faith and first responders revealed stories of courage at this year’s Carson City 9/11 event at the Mills Park memorial.
Mayor stresses the day’s importance when terrorists killed 2,996
Although journalist Guy Clifton grew up “deep” in rural Nevada in the small town of Gabbs, he never forgot his Silver State roots after he moved to the big city to attend the University of Nevada, Reno. There, he refined his impeccable skills for more than two decades at the Reno Gazette-Journal.
A light dinner, snacks and refreshments begin at 5 p.m. and end 50 minutes later with the memorial remembrance commencing at 6 p.m.
Deputy Ag secretary tours farm to gauge area’s water conservation.
Barbee outlines local, Navy housing needs, courthouse expansion.
Gov. Joe Lombardo, the state’s commander in chief, made the announcement Tuesday with his appointment of 56-year-old Brig. Gen. D. Rodger “Dan” Waters.
'We need to look at the issues through the lens of business owners' says Nevada secretary of state.
Nevada football players help unveil shield, which honors university’s sesquicentennial.
Junior rodeo begins Friday with queen contest.
Melendy scores four touchdowns as Greenwave evens record at 1-1.
Lattin Farms among those supplying melons, produce for annual Fallon Cantaloupe Festival.
Funding will upgrade gates on Lahontan Dam’s input tower.
Sparks singer was a hit last year for music lovers at Cantaloupe Festival.
From its early days in the mid-1980s, Fallon's festival features the highly desirable Hearts of Gold cantaloupe.
Raiders cruise to 38-7 win; Fallon plays North Valleys on Friday.
The sailors were transported to Renown Regional Medical Center in Reno at approximately 9:15 p.m. Thursday.
The upgrade on the input tower gates will annually save more than 782 million gallons of water and help Northern Nevada combat drought conditions, officials said.
Tenth annual community reunion recognizes graduates from previous classes.
Ribbon-cutting marks the opening of new high school — and ahead of schedule.
Fernley residents claim latest move is taxation without representation.
Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto's Transition Improvement by Estimating Risk (TIER) act would improve the Transitional Assistance Program.
Local train enthusiasts gather for a glimpse of the legendary Big Boy locomotive.
Competitors from the U.S. and three countries face off this week in Fallon.
Maj. Gen. Ondra Berry announced Wednesday he is retiring as Nevada’s 30th adjutant general effective Oct. 31. Berry, who has served 38 years in the military and the last five years as the state’s adjutant general, said he will work with Gov. Joe Lombardo to ensure a smooth transition. It is expected Lombardo will appoint a new adjutant general to replace the longtime Nevada Air National Guard leader.
76-year-old Henry “Hank” Wohle died unexpectedly in June at his ranch east of Fallon.
Navy notifies NDOW of incident at May Ranch stables.
College invites students to learn more about its aviation program this weekend.
NWS: Temperatures will hover around the 100-degree mark going into the weekend, with Friday being the hottest day at 104 degrees.
Lahontan Valley, Wadsworth among communities to benefit.
Friendly rivalry taps into community for blood donations.
The Federal Housing Loan Bank of San Francisco announced funding for affordable housing that will include 200 homes in the Lahontan Valley.
The worlds of Army soldier Anthony “Tony” Pagano of Sparks and Holocaust survivor Leon Malmed of South Lake Tahoe, Calif., intersected June 6 at the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion in northern France.
A low turnout of Churchill County voters cast ballots Tuesday night in the primary election, re-electing Fallon’s mayor, retaining the justice of the peace and selecting two new commissioners. The tally is unofficial until the county receives the rest of the mail-in ballots, which must be received no later than Friday, and the approval of the current commissioners who canvas the final results.
Early voting ends Friday, while the final in-person day is Tuesday.
Observance at Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery focuses on duty, honor and service.
Former CEO, graduates reflect on their years at Oasis Academy.
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