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
Five fun things to do this week
By www.TheCompleteNevadan.com Western States Ranch Rodeo Association National Finals Winnemucca, Nov. 2-4 All qualifying teams and the top fifteen individual competitors will vie for top prize money at this event […]
Railroad museum hosts ‘Lost Carson City’ lecture
CARSON CITY – From the historic United States Branch Mint to the V&T Railroad to the fact it remains one of the most sparsely populated state capitals, Carson City has […]
Nevada Teacher of the Year
CARSON CITY – Governor Brian Sandoval today named Richard Knoeppel the 2019 Nevada Teacher of the Year. Knoeppel, has taught Architectural Design at Advanced Technologies Academy in the Clark County […]
Cassinelli: Washoe Lake State Park
By Dennis Cassinelli Washoe Lake State Park is a year-round public recreation area occupying 3,775 acres on the southeast shore of Washoe Lake in Washoe County, Nevada. When full, Washoe Lake […]
Mineral County Independent-News: Volunteers clean up 9-Mile Ranch
By Heidi Bunch On Saturday, Sept. 15, members of Copper Queen 1915 E. Clampus Vitus outpost donated their time to clean up the 9-Mile Ranch area. Members cleaned up behind […]
The Sparks Tribune: Local student receives national honor
The National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) announced student James B. Coffindaffer from Sparks has been selected to become a member of the esteemed organization. The Society recognizes top […]
The Sparks Tribune: Longtime mayor reflects as final term comes to a close
By Kayla Anderson Geno Martini’s name is synonymous with the city he loves and helped guide for nearly two decades. A lot of Sparks’ success is due to Geno’s dedication […]
Mesquite Local News: Community rallies to support cancer victim
By Linda Faas & Teri Nehrenz MLN Mesquite is a small town, and word of a neighbor’s need spreads quickly. When Deb Parsley heard of Angel Villalobos’ illness, the news struck […]
‘Day of the Dead’ community event at Nevada State Museum
CARSON CITY – The Nevada State Museum and Western Nevada College are once again teaming up to present a Day of the Dead community celebration on Saturday, Nov. 3 at the […]
Museums offer free admission for Nevada Day
CARSON CITY –The Nevada State Museum and the Nevada State Railroad Museum in Carson City are offering free admission both Friday and Saturday in recognition of Nevada Day. “As Nevada […]