More than 80,000 people died in 2021 of an opioid overdose nationwide, according to the Centers for Disease Control, including prescription opioids, heroin and synthetic opioids such as fentanyl. To help counter this trend, Michael Quattrocchi, grant manager at NyECC, and his team have placed four Naloxone dispensers, which look like newspaper vending machines, in Nye County over the past five months.
Ambitious. It’s an apt word to describe Michael Grace’s vision for the future of his company, Longshot Space Technology Corporation, which, if all goes to plan, will build what he calls the world’s largest potato gun.
Nye County School District trustees will negotiate a $25 million contract with Texas-based CORE Construction to build a new Tonopah Elementary School.
Tonopah Judge Jennifer Klapper is this year’s recipient of the Nevada Judges of Limited Jurisdiction’s “Judge of the Year” award.
Preserving history for generations to come while simultaneously boosting tourism – that’s the goal of Tonopah Main Street: Historical Storytelling, a project that’s using the digital age to promote all of the fascinating facts about the bygone days of Tonopah.
Recent changes to keep ambulance service in Tonopah are bringing renewed focus to emergency medical care for the entire region.
At more than 30 pages, Tonopah’s 2016-17 budget plan is in its final phases as the town lays out its spending priorities for the year ahead.
For Alice Fox, the opportunity to get free vision screening and the chance for a new set of eyeglasses is “fantastic and wonderful.”
Susan Moniz is the youth pastor at New Hope Assembly of God in Tonopah.
If you thought last month’s Nevada presidential caucuses meant the election season was behind us until November, don’t overlook another contest.
No, golf is not like any other sport. People aren’t cheering in the stands as a golfer drives the ball down the course.
Muckers golf is back stronger than ever and has Muckers coach Robert Otteson excited to start the season.
Tonopah is on the road toward possible broadband expansion.
I was sitting in the Tonopah Station lobby the other day when someone asked me about Nancy Reagan.
Here are this week’s updates on projects and efforts involving the mining industry in the region.
The Bureau of Land Management has announced plans to transfer ownership of the ghost town to Esmeralda County, ending a decadeslong property dispute that has prevented residents from getting clear title to the land.
The town of Tonopah is all set to see a new addition to the fleet that provides emergency medical transportation to the community and surrounding areas.
