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William Bee Ririe Hospital, which operates clinics in Eureka County, remains on stable financial footing as it prepares to leverage new federal funding for major facility upgrades, according to chief […]
Eureka continues building vibrant event and tourism scene
Though Eureka County has the second-lowest population in Nevada, the area features a storied history and outdoor beauty that attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world. Eureka is […]
A template for rural Nevada: JPO centralizes youth activities in Eureka County
The phrase “juvenile probation” traditionally evokes images of rehabilitation programs for troubled youth. In Eureka County, that phrase means something completely different, as the Juvenile Probation Office (JPO) goes far […]
Local mines set the global pace for America’s strategic future
While many leaders recognize the importance of diversifying rural Nevada’s economy, the mining industry remains a primary engine that drives it. Major mining operations in Eureka County employ around 2,500 […]
Volunteers building future leaders in Eureka 4-H
Volunteers are an integral part of Eureka County. From the schools and churches to the VFW, senior centers and civic organizations, a dedicated team of locals ensures that essential services […]
The business of Eureka: A labor of love and tenacity
Running a small business in Eureka County is in many ways a labor of love, and most likely, will not make one rich. Many small business owners in the area […]
Boys and Girls Club breaks ground on Eureka Early Learning Center
Note: The Eureka Groundbreaking Ceremony, previously scheduled for October 15 at 2 p.m., has been postponed due to scheduling conflicts with key partners. A new date will be shared once it’s confirmed. A […]
Holding history: The Eureka Sentinel brings back print edition
In January 2024, Nevada Central Media purchased The Eureka Sentinel from Battle Born Media. Had that not happened, the newspaper would have ceased operations. We chose not to continue the […]
Beyond boom and bust: Building sustainable growth in rural towns
Take it to the bank. A rural board meeting somewhere is grappling with the question of growth. These passionate discussions happen constantly in small towns. On one side are those […]
Small Business Saturday? How about Small Business Every Day?
News articles throughout the U.S. each Thanksgiving week promote “Small Business Saturday.” It’s the day following “Black Friday,” when consumers are encouraged to support local, independent retailers with their Christmas […]