The FRTC will add 558,535 acres for military training; BLM manager presents commissioners with review.
The military community joined hands to convert three small rooms into storage areas for arts and crafts.
Clinics such as Fallon’s will still provide services for rural Nevada.
'Citadel Shield-Solid Curtain"=' is implemented yearly within the continental U.S.
Each year, the Nevada Veterans Legislative Summit is conducted in January to outline its top priorities for the Legislature.
Two bull sales to combine into a single event.
Churchill County Republican group says Gov. Joe Lombardo will attend the event on March 18.
Residents tell commissioners the project will lead to more traffic, water problems.
This year’s theme — “Why Are Veterans Important” — was for students in the 9th through 12th grades.
Presentations aim to help food producers deal with a wide range of subjects.
Trustees approved a contract for $15,000, which will include expenses.
School board leaning toward an outside search to replace Stephens.
Fallon English teacher Heather Benjamin advances to the state level.
Event recognizes accomplishments of board’s chairman and Assembly-bound lawmaker.
Churchill County superintendent plans to leave post at the end of June.
Judge Thomas Stockard also administered oaths to four school board members who were elected in November.
Program volunteers distribute toys, clothing days before St. Nick arrives
Fallon Ford-Toyota presented checks totaling $43,850 to 14 organizations that range from youth clubs and athletics to the Willian N. Pennington Life Center.
Members of the Churchill County board thanked two trustees who are leaving public service.
The recently passed National Defense Authorization Act includes the Fallon range expansion.
The American workforce will need more workers by 2025, according to multiple reports.
Annual event honors thousands of U.S. veterans at home and abroad.
Community and military leaders are applauding recent action on the Fallon Range Training Complex expansion and modernization that’s included in the Fiscal Year 2023 National Defense Authorization Act.
The Dec. 7 surprise attack on Pearl Harbor plunged the United States into World War II.
Hundreds of residents from the mainland United States are traveling to Honolulu this week.
Three local veterans each recently received a $3,000 college scholarship.
More than 50 volunteers prepare or deliver food to area senior citizens.
Loni (Johnston) Faught, a 1997 CCHS graduate, was the volunteer coordinator of the effort to bring new flags to the gym.
A & K Earth Movers recently began demolishing buildings immediately south of the Nugget to Lumos and Associates to make room for future expansion.
The Fallon Chamber of Commerce and the Churchill Entrepreneurial Development Association are encouraging residents to stay in Fallon and patronize small businesses.
The event marked the first time in 28 years Mary Kilgore of Spanish Springs had visited her former husband’s final resting place.
Dr. J. Kyle Dalpe was tabbed as WNC's interim president after Dr. Vincent Solis resigned on Dec. 31, 2021.
Fallon couple reflects on a son who died 10 years ago in Afghanistan.
The Churchill County commission approved the canvassing of votes for the 2022 general election on Nov. 16.
The Nevada Department of Veteran Services recently recognized a Fallon veteran who has spent countless hours directing youth speech and essay contests as well as assisting new chief petty officers in community projects.
Churchill County voters elected four members — two of them incumbents — to the nonpartisan school board and retained Sheriff Richard Hickox for four more years.
William “Bill” Baumann, along with several other individuals and veterans’ support groups, recently received recognition.
VFW Post 1002 Lawton-Silva received its charter on Nov. 16, 1922.
Churchill County Commissioner Greg Koenig has resigned from his position due to his election in June to the Nevada State Assembly.
Fallon’s jewel at the east end of Oats Park has been a cultural mecca for patrons not in the Lahontan Valley but also for music and art aficionados from all over the West Coast.
Only a few days of early voting in Churchill County remain, but for those who procrastinated with early voting or sending in a ballot, the in-person general election is Tuesday at the Fallon Convention Center.
U.S. senatorial candidate Adam Laxalt completed his first week of a two-week bus tour with local stops in Fallon, Fernley and Carson City on Oct. 26 to speak to voters in every county of the state.
U.S. senatorial candidate Adam Laxalt completed his first week of a two-week bus tour with local stops in Carson City on Wednesday and Minden and Virginia City on Thursday. Laxalt vowed to speak to voters in every county of the state.
The annual Wreaths Across America program is less than two months away, but the fundraising to place a wreath on every veteran’s grave is continuing for both the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery at Fernley and the Churchill County Cemetery.
Editor’s note — Both The Fallon Post and Lahontan Valley News are writing recaps from Candidates Night on Tuesday, Oct. 18. The LVN is reporting on the school board, while The Fallon Post is reporting on city council and sheriff. Candidates for the Churchill County School Board squared off against each other Tuesday, Oct. 18, answering questions about why they would make a good trustee for the next four years.
Fallon and Fernley traded touchdowns for the first 12 minutes of the game, but with two additional touchdowns before halftime, Greenwave pulled away with two large second quarter touchdowns to pull away for a 42-28 Northern 3A East win over their cross Lahontan Valley rivals.
With city and county law enforcement officials and other government employees surrounding him, Fallon Mayor Ken Tedford on Monday proclaimed October as Domestic Violence Intervention Month. After a short ceremony of dyeing the fountain purple in recognition of the month, Tedford read a proclamation and then presented it to supporters and members from DVI.
All dogs (and cats) may have a slice of their own Churchill County heaven ready within a year. Both the Churchill County commissioners and City of Fallon have approved a joint venture to build a new $560,000 building for the Churchill Animal Protection Society northwest of the city. Half of the building, according to County Manager Jim Barbee, will be used for CAPS and the other half for storage.
Somewhere over a Nevada rainbow that paints its radiant shades of colors over the Lahontan Valley, two Greenwave coaches who loved life and this community looked over the many attendees at Saturday’s Greenwave Hall of Fame induction.
Counseling services are being offered this week to support staff members and staff because of an incident that occurred at Churchill County High School on Sept. 22.