Monthly Archives: February, 2010
Building a new Nevada – destroying dreams, deferring futures Part VI
By Chancellor Dan Klaich
Nevada System of Higher EducationI have spent a lot of time lately discussing the budget. My comments have tended to talk...
Online course offers help to Nevada farm families
Self-paced program examines financial stability for agricultural producersSUBMITTED NEWS RELEASEA secure future, a farm for future generations. It’s everything a farm family wants. And now...
Nevada farmers, ranchers offered profit-building workshops
4-day course will examine revenue strategies, retirement, credit and other issues
SUBMITTED NEWS RELEASENevada agricultural producers can learn how to increase revenue, lower costs and...
Free admission to see Raphael: The Woman with the Veil
SUBMITTED NEWS RELEASEThe Nevada Museum of Art at 160 W. Liberty Street in downtown Reno hosts ArteITALIA day Thursday, February 25 / 10 am – 8 pm...
Students to dive under desks for earthquake drill
SUBMITTED NEWS RELEASEAs part of Nevada Earthquake Awareness Week, Feb. 21-27, University seismologists, the Nevada State Seismologist, Washoe County’s Emergency Manager,...
Governor announces budget plan amendments to protect Nevada’s most vulnerable residents
SUBMITTED NEWS RELEASECARSON CITY, Nev. -- Gov. Jim Gibbons announced revisions to his budget balancing plan that will protect medically fragile Nevadans, the mentally...
Building a new Nevada: destroying dreams, deferring futures Part IV
By Chancellor Dan Klaich
Nevada System of Higher EducationI have spent a lot of time lately discussing the budget. My comments have tended to talk...
Living with coyotes
SUBMITTED NEWS RELEASERENO, Nev. -- Like many communities across the West, those in Nevada have seen residential and commercial development reach into wild lands....
Reid announces $5.5 million for veterans health care in Reno
SUBMITTED NEWS RELEASEWASHINGTON, DC--Sen. Harry Reid today announced that the Department of Veterans Affairs Sierra Nevada Healthcare System will receive $5.5 million from the...
Governor saves education from massive cuts
SUBMITTED NEWS RELEASEGovernor changes proposed reductions to dramatically ease burden on K-12 educationCARSON CITY -- Governor Jim Gibbons today unveiled new budget reduction estimates...
