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Twenty four minutes in the middle of the game put it away for Tonopah as they routed the Eureka Vandals 68-20 in the 1A football state semifinals Nov. 10 at […]
Eureka’s 10-Win Season Cut Short in State Semifinals
Meeting Set in Eureka Regarding Navy Fallon Range Expansion
A 60-day period for public comments has begun for the Navy’s draft proposal to triple its Fallon Range Training Complex that covers a five-county area. The Navy has filed a […]
You Ever Wonder This…
Wondering is such a wonderment. It’s not like it is question that needs an answer. It is just something you wonder about. You can wonder about tons of stuff. Wonder […]
New Program at Eureka County Jail Focuses on Inmates That May Suffer from Mental Health Issues
A new program has begun recently at the Eureka County jail in dealing with the needs of inmates there who might suffer with mental health issues. Sheriff Keith Logan mentioned […]
Polar Express Returns to Ely
Special to the Sentinel The Polar Express children’s tale comes to life in as families make the unforgettable journey to the North Pole to meet Santa Claus. The Nevada Northern […]
Basketball Season Begins Next Week for Vandals
A rematch of last year’s 1A girls state basketball semifinals is the opening game of the season for the Eureka Lady Vandals. They take on the defending state champion Pahranagat […]
November 22, 2018
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Coming Legislature Likely to Favor Tax Hikes
“No man’s life, liberty, or property are safe while the legislature is in session,” is often attributed to Mark Twain. Though the quote is most likely apocryphal, its veracity is […]
Should Each County Get a Single State Senator?
The blue Clark County tail wagged the red Nevada dog in this past week’s election. Election results show rural and urban Nevada are of two vastly different states of mind. […]
Battle Born Memorial’s Unveiling Remembers Nevada’s Lost Soldiers
By Steve Ranson The Rev. Lloyd Byers, a retired minister who formerly resided in Sparks but now lives in Nashville, Tenn., said his son, Joshua, was a leader in ROTC, […]