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When time is on your side some time is spent doing some of those things you think of doing but can’t do because you haven’t got the time do them. […]
Is this You? Name That Thingy
Vandals open league play with pair of wins
The hits were many and so were the runs as Eureka opened the 1A Northern League season with 16-1 and 11-0 double header win over Pyramid Lake last Saturday. The […]
Vandal girls shine in field events at Elko Kiwanis Invitational
The Lady Vandals showed themselves well in the field events at the Elko Kiwanis Invitational March 31. Alia Minoletti won the Triple Jump (31-0) and was second in both the […]
Forfeiture of property should be tied to a conviction
A couple of weeks ago we editorially bemoaned the fact that no one had introduced a bill in the state Legislature to restrict the practice of law enforcement agencies seizing […]
Bill could dilute Nevada’s presidential voting power
There is a bill pending in the Legislature that could have the effect of diluting the state’s voting power in presidential elections. Assembly Bill 274 would rope Nevada into a […]
April 6, 2017
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Is this You? I Think, Not
I Think, Not If thinking was a sport I would cross the finish line towards the back of the pack. Coming around the final turn my view would be of […]
Rural business leaders getting ahead of change
In a small Kentucky county with a population of just under 5,000 people, a community is coming together to build something beautiful. Hickman County, Kentucky was deeded a piece of […]
Lowering age of compulsory education could be harmful
Nevada lawmakers have for decades been throwing taxpayer money at various feel-good-but-futile programs and schemes in an attempt to drag the state’s public education system up from the lowest rungs. […]
Why Nevada joined a Wisconsin property rights case
The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments in a rather obscure and complicated property case titled Murr v. Wisconsin, in which the Murr family claims the value of their […]