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Eureka Junior High School 8th grade athletes Chace Green and Breyana Miller-Dubray competed in the 2016 Nevada State Junior High Rodeo Finals held over Memorial Day weekend in Fallon. Both […]
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Vandals baseball coach stepping down after re-establishing program
Eureka County High School will be looking for a new baseball coach for the 2017 season after the resignation of former head coach David Hicks. Hicks moved back home from Las Vegas in 2011 with […]
Masto looking to lock down Democratic nomination
Former two-term Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto is Harry Reid’s hand-picked choice to fill the Senate seat he is vacating after 30 years, during which he has served as both majority leader and minority leader […]
Heck considered front-runner for GOP nomination
The race to become the Republican nominee to fill the Nevada U.S. Senate seat that has been held by Harry Reid for 30 years features an incumbent congressman, the woman Reid defeated in the […]
Eureka County Commission News
COMMISSIONER UPDATE REPORTS Saturday, May 7, Commissioner Sharkozy attended the Car Show in Eureka; May 9th, the Search and Rescue Meeting in Crescent Valley; May 16, the Tax Rate Hearing; May 19 the […]
Centuries-old technique used to restore fire damaged lands
ELY — Bureau of Land Management Ely District firefighters are using a centuries-old technique to sow bitterbrush seed along the east bench of Nevada’s Schell Creek Range to increase shrub cover on public lands […]
GOP ‘Trump effect’ could be outdone by Latinos flocking to Democrats, noted professor says
A leading Nevada political science professor said presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump has brought new people into the Republican Party, although the “Trump effect” could be outdone in Nevada with Latino voters flocking […]
Eureka County Commission News
COMMISSIONER UPDATES: April 26, Chairman J.J. Goicoechea attended a stakeholder meeting regarding the wild horse situation. The national organizations that have been opposed to doing something with the population now realize there is a […]
Ongoing drought causing challenges in agriculture, though profits remain high
With a long-term drought plaguing much of California and Northern Nevada, the agriculture industry is adjusting and innovating. “[The drought] is one of the worst we’ve had in history,” said UC Davis Professor and watershed expert […]
Eureka High senior named one of Northern Nevada’s top ten student-athletes of the year
Senior Megan Damele, along with nine other Northern Nevada student-athletes, was honored on April 25 by the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association (NIAA) at a formal dinner banquet at the Peppermill Resort Casino in Reno. Also invited […]