Yearly Archives: 2010
Angle says Reid may circumvent Constitution
SUBMITTED NEWS RELEASESharron Angle (R-NV), a conservative former state legislator running to replace Senator Harry Reid (D-NV), told supporters on Friday that Congress may...
Forest Service geologist receives National Minerals Award
SUBMITTED NEWS RELEASESPARKS, Nev. -- Susan Elliott, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest Geologist, received a prestigious 2009 National Minerals Management Award for her outstanding contribution to...
Reno organizes pro-immigration reform rally to echo Washington, D.C., massive march
SUBMITTED NEWS RELEASERENO, Nev. -- Supporters for a Comprehensive Immigration Reform will gather in Reno to tell Congress that this is the moment for...
Jazz for Peace concert to benefit new drug addiction nonprofit
Tickets are now on sale for the Rick DellaRatta and Jazz for Peace benefit for
The "I Am" Workshop Tour--Pure Compassion organization. ...
Governor supports clarification of water ruling from state supreme court
SUBMITTED NEWS RELEASECARSON CITY -- Governor Jim Gibbons today expressed support of new legal proceedings seeking clarification of the Nevada Supreme Court’s recent ruling...
Rory Reid to host education town hall here
SUBMITTED NEWS RELEASEGubernatorial candidate Rory Reid will host an education town hall meeting this Tuesday, March 23, at 6:30 p.m. at Lois Allen Elementary...
Opinion: Rory Reid to release education reform plan next week
SUBMITTED BY RORY REID CAMPAIGNOn Monday, March 22, gubernatorial candidate Rory Reid will release his plan for education reform in Nevada.The current state of...
Opinion: What will it take for GOP candidates to call on Ensign to resign?
SUBMITTED BY NEVADA STATE DEMOCRATIC PARTYBy Phoebe SweetLAS VEGAS--GOP Senate candidates Sue Lowden and Danny Tarkanian said last year that they would welcome...
Gibbons will attend Tea Party in Searchlight
In a campaign e-mail message, Gov. Jim Gibbons says he will be going to a Tea Party event in Searchlight March 27 and he...
Passionate people can save a city
By Paul KiserOn Monday night I sat in a back room of a restaurant in downtown Reno (that shall remain nameless) at the Rotary Club of...