Five local firework stores meet increased holiday demand.
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From the parade to free family activities and the ever-popular fireworks show, local festivities are such to be a blast.
Driveway pick ups of books, toys and clothing make for convenient contributing to school-based peer support.
Pahrump Lions honor the legacy of Helen Keller with this first-time fundraiser.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Bureau of Land Management sites are also offering free entry through the weekend.
Recruiters in Nevada are part of the U.S. Army’s first nationwide virtual hiring campaign June 30-July 2 with a goal of recruiting 10,000 new soldiers to serve in 150 occupations.
Great Basin College will receive a site visit from the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities in September as part of the regular cycle for reaffirmation of accreditation.
With small businesses reopening and needing to adjust their operations amid COVID-19 restrictions and economic challenges, University of Nevada, Reno Extension is teaming up with the Nevada Small Business Development Center to offer an online town hall this week, “The Nevada SBDC and Business Counseling.”
A neighborhood park in the community of Mountain Falls was the setting for a discussion on whether gaming machines would benefit the Mountain Falls Grill Room, and the community at-large on Wednesday, June 24th.
Nevada leads the nation in a recent statistic: the number of people who become infected with the coronavirus by an infectious person.
With so much anger and vitriol being directed toward law enforcement over the past few weeks and calls to have police disbanded altogether, Pahrump area citizens are stepping forward to show that here in the valley, residents still support their first responders.
One-third of fatal crashes nationwide involve speeding, a statistic that is prompting local law enforcement to crack down on aggressive drivers and speeders in Nevada.
As restrictions on businesses continue to ease, one local salon owner says her business is thriving after reopening.
The Public Utilities Commission of Nevada recently outlined a proposal for an alternative rate plan for electric utilities.
Forest Service investigators previously called it a 5,000-acre wildfire, which started as a 10-acre brush fire near the Mahogany Grove Campground about 2:40 p.m. Sunday.
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Five local firework stores meet increased holiday demand.
From the parade to free family activities and the ever-popular fireworks show, local festivities are such to be a blast.
Driveway pick ups of books, toys and clothing make for convenient contributing to school-based peer support.
Pahrump Lions honor the legacy of Helen Keller with this first-time fundraiser.
