By Trina Machacek Interior design is not a thing that I think I do well. My house is comfy, don’t get me wrong. I mean there are chairs a couch and beds and stools and stuff to trip over on the floor. Oh, there’s that jack I dropped when I thought I was 12 again! YIKERS! Trina Machacek You … [Read More...] about IsThis You? Wall to Wall
Transcontinental Railroad 150th anniversary
By Dave Maxwell 150 years ago next month the United States became a little bit smaller. On May 10, 1869, at Promontory Summit in Utah, the first Transcontinental Railway was […]
Five fun things to do in Nevada
By TheCompleteNevadan.com Clark County Fair & Rodeo Logandale, April 10-14, 10 a.m – 11 p.m. Come to Logandale (57 miles from Las Vegas) for the 54th annual Clark County Fair […]
Opinion: Don’t allow police to scan cellphones after wrecks
“The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but […]
Thomas Mitchell: Just say no to annual legislative sessions
By Thomas Mitchell Democrats in Carson City are beating this dead donkey again. Ten of the 13 state Senate Democrats are pushing for annual legislative sessions instead of sessions every […]
Pony Express stations, Part 3, Carson City
By Dennis Cassinelli By 1851, a trading post and a small ranch were established on the Carson Branch of the California Emigrant Trail in what is now Carson City. Frank […]
Paiute artist’s work displayed at Nevada Legislature
CARSON CITY – Native American artist Melissa Melero-Moose finds inspiration for her mixed media creations from the landscape and culture of the Northern Paiute of the Great Basin. “Willows, tules, […]
NAIOP Southern Nevada launches “Getting Dirty for a Cause,” partnering with St. Jude’s Ranch for Children to renovate two more cottages
LAS VEGAS – Volunteers from NAIOP Southern Nevada are launching phase 2 of “Getting Dirty for a Cause,” where members of the local organization will be renovating two more cottages at the […]
‘The Transcontinental Railroad: What a Difference it Made’
CARSON CITY – The completion of the transcontinental railroad in the spring of 1869 changed America forever, dramatically reducing the time and cost for people and goods to move across […]
Opinion: Bill would strengthen public records law
It is time to put some teeth into Nevada’s public records law. Even though state law requires that all public records and books, except those specifically exempted as confidential by […]
Mitchell: Bill would shred state Read by 3 law
By Thomas Mitchell A gaggle of Democrats in Carson City have proffered a bill that would gut Nevada’s Read by 3 law like a fish. In 2015 lawmakers voted to […]