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A bill is wending its ways through the halls of the legislative building in Carson City that would jettison the current Democrat and Republican primaries in favor of an open […]
Open primary proposal would obviate political parties
Is This You? Duck! Rudeness Alert
Sometimes I finish my other half’s sentences. But just when I know what he is trying to say. Then only when I feel he is grasping for words. Oh and […]
March 2, 2017
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Eureka County Commission News
COMMISSIONER REPORTS Commissioner Sharkozy participated in a Nevada Works meeting in Reno on Feb. 10, and on the 13th, the Search & Rescue meeting in Crescent Valley; and on the […]
Gaming Control Board declines to release Laxalt recording
The Gaming Control Board has refused to release to Battle Born Media newspapers an audio recording surreptitiously made by Control Board Chairman A.G. Burnett of a conversation with Nevada Attorney […]
Eureka girls lose state semifinal thriller to Round Mountain
“A great season, very successful, but disappointing at the end,” is the way coach Travis Gallagher described the season for the Eureka Lady Vandals basketball this year. “We went a […]
Nevada History: The Stewart Indian School
The Pyramid Lake Indian War of 1860 marked the beginning of an extremely difficult time for the American Indian population of the Great Basin area. Until this time, the Indians […]
Shed hunters urged to respect wildlife and habitat
er hunting is a great hobby that gets families out into Nevada’s vast expanses during late winter and early spring, but those who wish to hunt sheds have a duty […]
Comstock barbed wire
A compulsion to collect things is a well known human trait. For centuries, people have collected practically anything that interests them. This could be obvious things such as stamps and […]
Lawmakers waste time on changing Columbus Day law
Lawmakers have just 120 days every other year to take care of business, and they are always complaining that there just isn’t enough time to get it done. Perhaps, just […]