Vandal girls win first state track title
The Eureka girls won their first 1A girls state track and field championship May 18 at Desert...
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Gun control group targets sheriffs over new law
By Ken Ritter Associated Press A national gun control lobbying organization on Tuesday made Nevada...
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ECHS track team competes in Fernley
Isabella Minoletti, the 1A girls state leader in the triple jump, won the event at the Fernley...
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Vandals earn split with Tonopah, Mineral County
Courtesy photo Eureka’s Clayton Shoda delivers a pitch for the Vandals during a win over Tonopah...
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Nevada eyes collective bargaining for state workers
By Ryan Tarinelli Associated Press CARSON CITY — For decades, enacting collective bargaining for...
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Lawmakers eye updates to Nevada’s school funding formula
By Ryan Tarinelli Associated Press File photo Lawmakers say they plan to revamp the state’s...
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Mine operator cited for fatality at Nevada gold mine
By Scott Sonner Associated Press RENO — Federal mine safety officials have cited an Idaho-based...
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Track team competes at Lovelock
Only a small team of Eureka Vandals competed in the Pershing County Invitational track meet March...
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Vandal girls advance to state tournament; boys season ended
Eureka’s Gracie Garrett drives on McDermitt’s Precious Masters while McDermitt’s Katie Crutcher...
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Farmers, ranchers appeal Diamond Valley ruling to create a water market
By Daniel Rothberg The Nevada Independent An effort to fix water scarcity in a Nevada basin that...
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Regional tournament underway for Vandal basketball teams
Courtesy photo Eureka’s Chace Green scored 28 points in a 64-55 win over McDermitt last Friday....
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With the Farm Bill’s passage, Nevada growers see new opportunity for hemp
By Daniel Rothberg The Nevada Independent Tucked away along the Utah border, White Pine County —...
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