Keeping taxes low will keep Nevada prosperous

January 18, 2019 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

It is called voting with your feet. From July 1, 2017, to July 1, 2018, Nevada’s population grew by 62,000 people to more than 3 million — a growth rate […]

Report: Nevada’s infrastructure needs reflect the state’s rural-urban divide

January 11, 2019 by Eureka Sentinel Leave a Comment

By Daniel Rothberg The Nevada Independent When it comes to infrastructure, there are two Nevadas. A report released last week by the American Society of Civil Engineers gave the state’s […]

Land expansion comment period extended

January 11, 2019 by Eureka Sentinel Leave a Comment

By Heidi Bunch Special to the Sentinel The comment period for the expansion of the Fallon Range Training Complex Modernization draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) has been extended for the […]

Is This You? Longer Laughter

January 11, 2019 by Trina Machacek Leave a Comment

My idea of laughter is not “lol.” Apparently I don’t get where lol is supposed to take me. I do not hear the sender’s laughter when I read lol. I […]

Vandal teams return

January 11, 2019 by Dave Maxwell Leave a Comment

School will start up again next week and with that the Eureka High School sports teams will be anxious to return to action following the Christmas-New Year’s break. But even […]

Nevada Press Association secures new management

January 11, 2019 by Eureka Sentinel Leave a Comment

The Nevada Press Association (NPA) announced this week that it has engaged Karpel Public Affairs (KPA) to manage the organizations’ affairs beginning January 1, 2019. KPA President Richard Karpel will […]

Prohibition started early in Nevada

January 11, 2019 by Dave Maxwell Leave a Comment

In December 1918, Nevada’s Supreme Court certified the state’s vote and prohibition became Nevada law as of midnight on Dec. 17, 1918. As a result, the state went dry a […]

Ending net neutrality speeded up Internet

January 11, 2019 by Thomas Mitchell 2 Comments

It has been a year since the Federal Communication Commission repealed net neutrality rules created by Obama’s FCC in 2015. Yet, the Internet miraculously survives. In fact, it is running […]

Adoption incentives could curb wild horse population

January 11, 2019 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

Why not? Unless some self-appointed “wild horse lovers” step in and manage to quash the idea, the Bureau of Land Management is seriously considering still another method for reducing the […]