Federal sports betting bill usurps state powers

January 3, 2019 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

Now, precisely where in the U.S. Constitution is Congress given the power to “maintain a distinct Federal interest in the integrity and character of professional and amateur sporting contests”? But […]

Rooftop solar panel mandate not a good idea

January 3, 2019 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

Now that California’s Energy Commission has approved mandatory efficiency standards for all homes built in the state after Jan. 1, 2020, including the requirement that rooftop solar panels be used, […]

Nevada’s rural communities are critical to the future of the Silver State

January 3, 2019 by Eureka Sentinel Leave a Comment

By Senator Catherine Cortez Masto This past November I completed my tour of every county in Nevada. Each year, I make it one of my top priorities to visit many […]

EPA Reigning in Overreach on Water Rules

December 20, 2018 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

The Trump administration’s Environmental Protection Agency is rolling back another Obama era overreach, specifically rules that defined every stream, ditch, seasonal puddle and muddy hoof print as being covered by […]

Laxalt Reflects on Term as Attorney General

December 20, 2018 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

As Adam Laxalt closes out his term as attorney general and transitions the office to his successor in January, he took the time to reflect on what his team has […]

State Forms Could Shed More Light on Marijuana Licensing Process

December 20, 2018 by Eureka Sentinel Leave a Comment

By Michelle Rindels and Jackie Valley, The Nevada Independent The Nevada Department of Taxation is asking marijuana companies to voluntarily let the state reveal whether they were granted a conditional […]

Wrestlers Compete in Lovelock

December 20, 2018 by Dave Maxwell Leave a Comment

The Vandals took part in the 25-team Lovelock Mustangs Invitational tournament at Pershing County High School in Lovelock Dec. 14-15. And the young Eureka team did well, earning 27 points […]

Playing A Google Card

December 20, 2018 by Trina Machacek Leave a Comment

My mother could beat me at cards no matter what game we played. Cribbage? She would fifteen-two me shamelessly as she rounded the second turn when I was just coming […]

Eureka Basketball Teams Thrive at Another Tournament

December 20, 2018 by Dave Maxwell Leave a Comment

The Vandals boys started off very slow in the first quarter of their game with Tonopah at the Round Mountain tournament Dec. 14 -15. Down 12-2 after one, the boys […]