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
Hawthorne post office could soon be named for fallen local soldier
The Hawthorne Post Office may soon be renamed after support from state political figures. The House of Representative Bill 5205, requests that the name of the Hawthorne Post Office be […]
Green New Deal would cost a lot of ‘green’
By Thomas Mitchell If you liked FDR’s New Deal — which imposed federal regulations, restrictions and spending in virtually ever aspect of American endeavor — you’ll love the Democrats’ Green […]
Comstock pioneer Mackay subject of January museum lecture
CARSON CITY – If the definition of America as “the land of opportunity” needed a singular story to illustrate it, John Mackay’s would be a likely choice and 19th Century Nevada […]
Is This You? Sniffiness of Winter
By Trina Machacek Ah winter! That time of the year when all things are kept warmly inside. Like the air in your home that is usually changed out when you […]
Cassinelli: Making Arrows
By Dennis Cassinelli I want to thank all my readers who bought my books for the Christmas holiday, especially Preserving Traces of the Great Basin Indians. The book is […]
Mitchell: Ending net neutrality speeded up Internet
By Thomas Mitchell It has been a year since the Federal Communication Commission repealed net neutrality rules created by Obama’s FCC in 2015. Yet, the Internet miraculously survives. In fact, […]
Opinion: Adoption incentives could curb wild horse population
Why not? Unless some self-appointed “wild horse lovers” step in and manage to quash the idea, the Bureau of Land Management is seriously considering still another method for reducing the […]
Nevada Humanities Announces Book Selections for 2019 Nevada Reads Program
RENO — Nevada Humanities has announced the book selections for the 2019 Nevada Reads program. Nevada Reads is a statewide book club that invites Nevadans to read selected works of literature and then come together […]
Michelle Roberts new Education Curator at Nevada Historical Society
CARSON CITY – Adventure has long been a part of Michelle Roberts’ life – from a two-year stint in the Peace Corps in southeast Africa to circumnavigating the globe during […]
Five fun things to do this week
By TheCompleteNevadan.com Magical Forest at Opportunity Village Ongoing, Las Vegas. Tickets are $9 for children ($18 with rides) and $11 for adults ($20 with rides. Form bright lights to finely […]