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
Rosen tours historic Winnemucca grammar school, discusses her Bipartisan STEM Education Legislation
WINNEMUCCA —On March 20, U.S. Senator Jacky Rosen (D-NV) toured the Winnemucca Grammar School, which has been in service since 1927. During her tour, Rosen discussed her bipartisan, bicameral STEM education […]
Nevada high school students develop workforce and community building skills at 2019 Nevada FFA Convention
SPARKS — More than 550 FFA students from across Nevada are attending the 2019 Nevada FFA State Convention from March 19-22. Students are competing in career development events and community […]
Knoeppel inducted into National Teachers Hall of Fame
CARSON CITY – Nevada’s reigning Teacher of the Year – Richard Knoeppel – was inducted today into the National Teachers Hall of Fame (NTHF). “Richard Knoeppel is an exceptional educator,” […]
Lecture tells of Hollywood’s courtship with V&T Railroad
CARSON CITY – When Hollywood in the first half of the 20th Century set its cameras on telling the story of the Transcontinental Railroad, the search for artifacts led it straight […]
Las Vegas artist’s exhibit ‘a love letter’ to mother with Alzheimer’s
CARSON CITY – Las Vegas mixed media artist Antonio Gomez knows all too well the devastating effects Alzheimer’s disease can have on a family. He lost his father to it […]
Las Vegas senior is Nevada Poetry Out Loud champion
CARSON CITY – Vanessa Aponte, a senior at Legacy High School in Las Vegas, is the 2019 Nevada State champion of Poetry Out Loud. The statewide competition for high school […]
Opinion: Same-day voter registration invites fraud
Progressives are always clamoring to make it easier to vote. To that end Democratic state Sen. James Ohrenschall of Las Vegas has introduced Senate Bill 123 that, among other things, […]
MItchell: Do not shroud public pensions in secrecy
By Thomas Mitchell Some lawmakers in Carson City are pushing a bill that basically declares that it is none of your business how your tax money is spent. Senate Bill […]
Cassinelli: The great Winnemucca bank robbery of 1900
By Dennis Cassinelli History records that on Wednesday, September 19, 1900, the First National Bank of Winnemucca at the northwest corner of Fourth Street and Bridge Street in Winnemucca, Nevada. […]
Nevada State Museum celebrating Carson City Mint’s 150th
CARSON CITY – The Nevada State Museum continues its months-long celebration leading up to the 150th anniversary of the opening of the Carson City U.S. Branch Mint with lectures and other […]