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- Two vehicles totaled in Crescent Valley collision; no major injuries reported
Emergency responders were dispatched to the intersection of 6th Street and Crescent Avenue on the vening of Feb. 3, following a loud two-vehicle collision that left both cars totaled but resulted in no major injuries. Residents near the intersection, located off Highway 306, reported hearing a “big bang” at approximately 5:40 p.m. By 6:40 p.m.,… Read more: Two vehicles totaled in Crescent Valley collision; no major injuries reported - Medical trips for the community in Crescent ValleyCrescent Valley senior center is offering Transportation for Medical appointments to Battle Mtn, Carlin and Elko once a week for all ages of the community. The fee is $5.00 per person Please call the Crescent Valley senior center 775-468-0466 and talk to Sandy or any other employee to see when the medical trips are available… Read more: Medical trips for the community in Crescent Valley
- Water fees take center stage at Crescent Valley meetingCrescent Valley Town Advisory Board meeting By Lisa J. Wolf The Crescent Valley Town Advisory Board met on January 7, 2026, at 5 p.m., covering topics ranging from public safety and infrastructure to a detailed discussion regarding water capacity fees. Public Safety and Community Infrastructure Public comment opened with safety concerns regarding Highway 306. Darcey… Read more: Water fees take center stage at Crescent Valley meeting
- Commission holds first meeting of 2026The Eureka County Commission convened for its first meeting of the new year on Jan. 6. The marathon session covered a diverse array of county business, ranging from potential fuel tax increases and prosecutor compensation to extensive annual reports from the Sheriff’s Office and Public Works. The commission voted to maintain consistent leadership across its… Read more: Commission holds first meeting of 2026
- BLM Nevada strengthens rural wildfire response with engine donations statewideRENO — The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Nevada has completed the transfer of five wildland fire engines to rural and volunteer fire departments across the state, boosting local wildfire response capabilities and strengthening interagency cooperation ahead of fire season. The final engine donation under BLM Nevada’s 2025 Rural Fire Readiness (RFR) program was transferred… Read more: BLM Nevada strengthens rural wildfire response with engine donations statewide
- Eureka County Sheriff’s Office Felony Arrest in Crescent ValleyCrescent Valley -On January 13, 2026 at 7:30 PM a Sergeant was contacted by a Phoenix Convenience store employee about a suspicious person that had come into the store. They stated a male subject had a handgun tucked into his waistband. The same employee had told another Deputy earlier that they believed the male had… Read more: Eureka County Sheriff’s Office Felony Arrest in Crescent Valley
- Diamond Valley growers get creative as water limits tightenBy Garney Damele Eureka County may be renowned for its gold, but its alfalfa, hay and water can be considered just as valuable. Diamond Valley, sitting in the southern end of the county, is known for producing high-quality alfalfa and timothy hay, attracting growers and buyers to the area. Its premium hay is shipped across… Read more: Diamond Valley growers get creative as water limits tighten
Sports
Lady Vandals roll Jackpot, Wells
The Eureka County High School girls basketball team won its last two regular season home games, starting with a 37-28 victory over the Wells Leopards on Friday, Jan. 30. The Leopards hung around in the first half and trailed by just two after one period of play. The Vandal lead was eight at halftime, but…
Lady Vandals win three straight despite injuries
A depleted Eureka County High School girls basketball team managed to maintain its second-place standing in the Eastern 1A by winning three straight games, including a road win at league foe McDermitt on Friday, Jan. 23. “A couple of injuries have left the team a little short, but we are making adjustments and making the…
Vandals win 10th straight game
The Eureka County High School boys basketball team extended its win streak to 10 games with a 67-41 win at Independence on Saturday, Jan. 24. The Vandals started slow offensively but found their footing at the foul line. “[W]e didn’t score until about four or five minutes into the first quarter, but took off after…
Lady Vandals drop heartbreaker to Owyhee; fall out of first
Foul trouble and turnovers tripped up the Eureka County High School girls basketball team versus Owyhee on Friday, Jan. 16 in Ely. The Lady Vandals entered the fourth quarter with a seven-point lead and ended up losing 37-36. The Lady Vandals went down by four with three minutes left in the game, but did what…
Vandal boys basketball improve to 7-0 in Eastern 1A
The Eureka County High School boys basketball team continued its dominance of the Eastern 1A with victories over Owyhee on Friday, Jan. 16 and Carlin on Thursday, Jan. 15. The Vandals doubled-up the Braves on Friday, 62-31, using more than 30 turnovers to score in transition. Joseph Minoletti, Dean Benson and Legend Hicks all finished…
Community
Obituaries
A Celebration of Life: Jennifer Sue Palmore
October 4, 2025, 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. Eureka County Opera House Wear a Jennifer-inspired, bright, fabulous outfit. Bring a memory…
Johnny Cunningham
On the 5th of July, 2025, the world lost a great man. Johnny Cunningham left this earth to join his…
Local Stories
Eureka County Swimming Pool Updates for the new year
As of Jan. 6, the Eureka County Swimming Pool is now offering Aqua-Tots swim lessons and water aerobics programs to parent-and-child pairs. These classes offer water safety and survival skills…
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Stronger together: Willis family rebuilds its future at the Colonnade Hotel
A devastating accident, a leap of faith and a historic Nevada landmark have come together to shape a new beginning for Clint and Jamie Willis and their daughters, Reagan and…
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Christmas tree and Winter Wonderland Parade light up Main Street
Members within the community congregated on Main Street in jubilation to witness the Christmas tree lighting and participate in the first Winter Wonderland Parade on Dec. 2 from 5 to…
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Announcements
Fireman’s Ball to ring in New Year at Eureka Opera House
The community is invited to celebrate the arrival of 2026 at the annual Fireman’s Ball, set for Dec. 31 at…
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Eureka Swimming Pool seeks volunteers for first Christmas carnival
The Eureka Swimming Pool is gearing up for its first-ever Christmas carnival, scheduled for Friday, Dec. 19, from 5 to…
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Opinion
The original AI: Newspapers run on accurate information
By Ken Paulson Artificial intelligence is going to transform everything we watch, hear and read. You can already see it happening. Asking an AI search engine a question about an obscure…
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Nevada: A jobs magnet
By Greg Kaza For the third time in the 21st century, Nevada had topped the U.S. in jobs creation in an economic expansion. Nevada’s nonfarm payroll employment growth rate has expanded…
The never-subtle Mr. Trump
This may seem like a minor writing point, but it’s significant, and it is happening right now in the mainstream media. News organizations have taken to substituting the president’s name for…
The economics of rural Nevada small businesses in 2025
Provided by the White Pine Chamber of Commerce Rural Nevada’s small businesses have faced a dynamic and challenging economic landscape so far in 2025. While Nevada’s overall economy shows resilience, rural…
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