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Is this You?

July 1, 2016 by Trina Machacek Leave a Comment

The Puddle There is a phenomenon that I have experienced a few times that maybe you have too. When you ride a motorcycle or a bike and sometimes even when […]

Feds would rather spend money than allow machines in a wilderness

May 23, 2016 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

When it comes to preserving the pristineness of pristine wild lands, willing to spare no expense — since it is merely tax money, of which there is an endless supply. U.S. Forest Service plans […]

Baker on track to replace leaking water tank this summer

May 15, 2016 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

The residents of the tiny community of Baker at the entrance to Great Basin National Park can breathe a little easier now. David Sturlin, chairman of the Baker Water and Sewer General Improvement […]

Governor threatens suit over wild horse overpopulation

May 7, 2016 by Thomas Mitchell Leave a Comment

Frustrated with the inability of federal land managers to control wild horse overpopulation, this past week Gov. Brian Sandoval put out a press release saying he plans to pursue legal action to force the federal […]