Carson City — Today, the State Treasurer’s Office and the Governor’s Office of Economic Development announced that small businesses and non-profits … [Read more...] about Nevada Commercial Rental Assistance Grant Program to start taking applications
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Commissioners approve terms on coronavirus relief fund
At a special meeting of the board of county commissioners Aug. 10, members voted to approve the terms, conditions and eligibility being offered to … [Read more...] about Commissioners approve terms on coronavirus relief fund
Local officials disagree with county’s COVID-19 designation
On Aug. 6, Fox5 in Las Vegas reported, “The Nevada Health Response Team identified eight Nevada counties flagged for having an elevated disease … [Read more...] about Local officials disagree with county’s COVID-19 designation
Preparations continue for return to school
Schools around the county have been holding parent meetings in preparation for the upcoming school year. With sports not happening until January and … [Read more...] about Preparations continue for return to school
Pioche Chamber elects new officers, moving forward with Labor Day celebration
With the controversy of the past few weeks still fresh in many Pioche residents’ minds, the Chamber of Commerce hosted an emergency meeting to work … [Read more...] about Pioche Chamber elects new officers, moving forward with Labor Day celebration
Opinion: Incident Management Team 7’s commitment to a clean school
by Jeff Knudson, Incident Commander Fire season impacts all of us - from those out on the fire line to individual community members and businesses … [Read more...] about Opinion: Incident Management Team 7’s commitment to a clean school
State continued unemployment claims second-highest in history
County claims remain the same CARSON CITY – Finalized data from the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR) show … [Read more...] about State continued unemployment claims second-highest in history
Immunizations are still required as students head back to school
(Reno) – As parents continue to learn what “back to school” looks like this year, one aspect of the ritual that hasn’t changed is the need to get … [Read more...] about Immunizations are still required as students head back to school
Commissioners voice support to private Labor Day effort
Pioche Labor Day event committee chairman Suzanne Reifsnyder appeared before the board of county commissioners Aug. 3 to ask for their support of the … [Read more...] about Commissioners voice support to private Labor Day effort
Commissioners revise thinking on coronavirus relief fund
County commissioners are coming around to accepting coronavirus relief funding after first rejecting it at a recent commission meeting. The board … [Read more...] about Commissioners revise thinking on coronavirus relief fund