Avery Sampson’s Bikes for Christmas program provided 250 bicycles to community members in 2025.
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With championship horseshoe pits already at Petrack Park, officials favor pickleball for Kellogg.
A check presentation was held to bestow the Christmas Benefit Show proceeds.
Thousands turned out for this free, family-forward community event.
In celebration of the upcoming 250th birthday of our America, we recognize the contributions Asian Americans make to our nation.
Nye County Manager Pam Webster will fill the shoes of Nye County Comptroller Amy Fanning, who is set to vacate her position next week.
A peaceful neighborhood in the central part of town was interrupted by emergency vehicle lights and sirens after a structure fire destroyed a home along the 500 block of Black Street on Wednesday, just after 1 p.m.
The Nye County Sheriff’s Office has teamed up with law enforcement agencies throughout the state to concentrate on impaired driving.
Beatty High freshman Summer Taylor will represent Nye County in the Nevada Poetry Out Loud state finals in Reno on Saturday.
Nye County Animal Shelter got a new operator on Wednesday.
A few more candidates filed for Nye County offices before the end of the filing period on Friday.
Nye County officials project a $1.5 million budget shortfall for fiscal year 2017, down from the $2.4 million that was announced in February.
Anyone near Petrack Park on Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., is bound to catch a whiff of the many vats of homemade chili as the annual Silver State Chili Cook-off rolls into town once again.
Valley Electric Association, Inc. held its first of six district meetings Tuesday evening, aimed at informing members of the cooperative of the past year’s accomplishments as well as looking toward the future.
Avery Sampson’s Bikes for Christmas program provided 250 bicycles to community members in 2025.
With championship horseshoe pits already at Petrack Park, officials favor pickleball for Kellogg.
A check presentation was held to bestow the Christmas Benefit Show proceeds.
Thousands turned out for this free, family-forward community event.
