WGS Rummage Sale
Sunday, April 07 2013 17:26
Submitted
WINNEMUCCA —The Winnemucca Grammar School will host its annual rummage sale on Saturday, April 13, and local residents are invited to “clean up” on some great bargains. The “Spring Clean-Up Rummage Sale” goes from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the gymnasium.
Governor announces Fourth Annual Nevada Moves Day
Sunday, April 07 2013 14:53
Office of Governor Brian Sandoval
CARSONCITY– Many Nevada schoolchildren will take part in organized events to walk or bicycle to school on April 24, which has been proclaimed the fourth annual Nevada Moves Day by Governor Brian Sandoval.
Registration now open for motorcycle safety classes
Sunday, April 07 2013 14:48
Press Release
The Nevada Rider Motorcycle Safety Program has released the 2013 training schedule for motorcycle safety classes in Elko, Winnemucca, Hawthorne, and Carson City. Please visit www.nevadarider.com for information on a class in your area.
Reported explosion closes rural road
Friday, April 05 2013 11:07
Photography by Michael Michaelsen
GRASS VALLEY — Emergency vehicles responded and closed Airview Blvd. early Friday (March 5) after an adult man arrived at HGH and reported he had been injured in an explosion at a house on Airview.
Nevada Lawmakers to hold hearing tomorrow on bill to regulate and tax marijuana like alcohol
Thursday, April 04 2013 12:11
A Marijuana Policy Project Press Release
CARSON CITY – The Nevada Assembly Judiciary Committee is scheduled to hold a hearing Friday on a bill to make marijuana legal for adults and establish a system in which marijuana is regulated and taxed similarly to alcohol.
A.B. 402, introduced by Assemblyman Joe Hogan (D-Las Vegas), would allow adults 21 and older to privately possess up to one ounce of marijuana and grow up to six marijuana plants in an enclosed, locked space.
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County falls back on reserves to meet anticipated $19 million in expenses
Tuesday, April 02 2013 08:23
Dee Holzel
WINNEMUCCA – With the cost of doing business on the rise, and revenues remaining flat, the Humboldt County Commission and individual county offices found it necessary to fall back on reserves to stretch the estimated $13 million in revenue to meet the anticipated $19 million in expenses for fiscal year 2013-2014.
Student growth and school reports on the school board agenda
Tuesday, April 02 2013 02:05
Sandy Hammargren
Students and personnel from McDermitt made quite the showing at the regular meeting of the HCSD Board of Trustees on Tuesday (March 26). Also on the agenda was Janet Kennedy, who presented a progress report on the outlying schools, and Lowry High School Principal Debbie Watts, who addressed the schools graduation rates.
Sexual assault case remanded to juvenile court
Monday, April 01 2013 11:23
Dee Holzel
WINNEMUCCA — A case involving a 16-year-old male juvenile charged with sexual assault on a child under the age of 14, a category A felony, was remanded from 6th Judicial District Court back to juvenile court on Monday (April 1). No more about the case will be known.
NSC schedules arguments in dispute between mine and district court
Monday, April 01 2013 01:45
Dee Holzel
WINNEMUCCA – The Nevada Supreme Court has scheduled oral arguments in the case involving a dispute between Rye Patch Gold and Judge Michael Montero, of the 6th Judicial District Court, concerning actions he took while presiding over the civil litigation between RPG and another mine, Coeur Rochester.
Nevada Indigent Defense Commission report paints grim picture of indigent defense services in rural counties
Monday, April 01 2013 01:07
NSC Press Release
While the nation has been celebrating the 50th anniversary of Gideon v. Wainwright – the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision that guarantees indigent defendants the right to competent legal counsel – a new study indicates the milestone is not cause for celebration in rural Nevada.
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