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Voting Yes on ballot Measure 3 in November could put the Hoover Dam at risk as a source of power for many eastern rural Nevada residents who have depended on […]
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SNWA Chief Talks Colorado River, Pipeline, Need for Changes to Nevada Water Law
By Daniel Rothberg, The Nevada Independent The leader of Las Vegas’s powerful water authority said the time has come for the Legislature to make changes to Nevada water law, an […]
Preliminary Test Data Shows Reading, Math Proficiency Levels Increasing for Most Grades
By Jackie Valley, The Nevada Independent Nevada students showed continued improvement on state standardized tests — particularly on the math portion — they took in the spring, according to preliminary […]
Students Offer More Suggestions to Bolster School Safety at Task Force Meeting
By Jackie Valley, The Nevada Independent Tyler Hamilton, a senior at Advanced Technologies Academy, watched a man lose his life at the Route 91 Harvest music festival. They were both […]
Health Insurance Exchange Selects Company to Oversee Transition to State-Based Platform
By Megan Messerly, The Nevada Independent The Silver State Health Insurance Exchange announced on that it has selected a company that operates exchanges in seven other states to oversee its […]
New NIAA League Realignments in Place for Upcoming Seasons
The new fall high school sports season begins in just a few weeks, and last spring the Nevada Interscholastic Association (NIAA) voted not to divide the larger members of the […]
Rural Communities Taking Aim at Tourism
With tourism growing, many rural areas are working to capitalize on humanity’s wanderlust. Travel and tourism generates $7.6 trillion globally and $1.6 trillion for the U.S. economy, according to the […]
County Fair This Weekend
The Eureka County Fair may already be underway, but the fun is just beginning. The annual fair and rodeo began yesterday with the Youth Team Branding event and the Greased […]
Nevada Officials Want to Enroll More Minority, Rural Students in Advanced Placement Courses
By Jackie Valley, The Nevada Independent Nevada’s education struggles have long been evident in national rankings, where the Silver State consistently remains a bottom-dweller. ACT scores? We’re dead last. Graduation […]
Local Kids Take Part in Photography Workshop at Eureka Restoration
Special to the Eureka Sentinel Eureka Restoration held a recent photography workshop, with the help of Joelle Mackay. Several local kids stopped by 180 as part of this three-day event. […]