Business
Report: Nevada small businesses still struggling post-pandemic
The University of Nevada, Reno’s Small Business Development Center recently announced the results of its 2023 Small Business Challenges Survey.
Business
The University of Nevada, Reno’s Small Business Development Center recently announced the results of its 2023 Small Business Challenges Survey.
Carson City
Carson City
The Nevada State Railroad Museum in Carson City is hosting train rides for families with Santa during the holiday season.
Elko County
The Nevada Governor’s Office of Economic Development Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program is contributing $525,000 to West Wendover’s $7 million for a project that will effectively give the community a downtown.
Environment
The Economic Development Administration awarded $749,037 with a $750,000 local match to the Accelerate Electric Nevada project.
Military
There are a number of events this week supporting active duty and retired members of the military.
Mineral County
Two knives and a stolen handgun were found at Mineral County schools Wednesday, Nov. 8, spurring local law enforcement officials to issue a zero-tolerance policy for weapons and violence at area schools.
Military
One of the greatest warships that sailed for the U.S. Navy has been eternally etched into the Silver State’s history.
Environment
EUREKA — Animal welfare advocates are outraged by a series of wild horse deaths in a Bureau of Land Management roundup taking place in Eureka County a few hours east of Reno. The BLM reported just five horses died during the roundup—including two from injuries sustained during the operation. But
Nevada State Police, in collaboration with law enforcement agencies around the state, is ramping up enforcement and reminding motorists and passengers to buckle up before hitting the road. The “Click It or Ticket” campaign stresses using seat belts as one of the most effective ways to prevent injuries and save
Agriculture
The Central Nevada Regional Water Authority (CNRWA) and Humboldt River Basin Water Authority (HRBWA) were recently granted $15 million to purchase and retire groundwater rights from willing sellers. The program, the Nevada Water Conservation and Infrastructure Initiative, is meant to purchase and permanently retire groundwater rights from willing sellers in
Sponsored
Families may find it challenging to receive an autism diagnosis for a loved one, regardless of the age of diagnosis or the severity of symptoms and behaviors. Like many disorders, autism spectrum disorder (ASD) affects everyone differently, resulting in complex treatment requirements. Nevertheless, there is still no universally acknowledged treatment
Environment
RENO — Nevada Division of Forestry this week signed a three-year contract for air support during wildland firefighting throughout the state. Rutledge Airborne Applications, a veteran-owned and Indiana-based company, earned the contract to fly single engine air tankers, also known as SEATs, to assist firefighters with aerial fire suppression. Because of
Nevada Current
by Dana Gentry, Nevada Current LAS VEGAS — A cap on the size of swimming pools in Southern Nevada, intended to reduce water lost to evaporation, will save about 10 acre feet a year – compared to the millions of acre feet Colorado River states must agree in the next month to
Nevada Current
by Michael Lyle, Nevada Current CARSON CITY — Gov. Steve Sisolak Tuesday acknowledged there is nothing the state can do to address rising gas prices, touted efforts to fix the housing crisis, and said he was open to working with lawmakers on increasing the state’s minimum wage and providing more
Environment
CARSON CITY – Officials with the Bureau of Land Management this week said they’re seeing an increase of “unauthorized use” on public lands. Their advice: get a survey to ensure the work you’re doing, such as building a road or constructing a fence or fire break, is on your