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Governor, NDOT board back reconstruction of Reno Spaghetti Bowl

Gov. Brian Sandoval and other members of the NDOT board on Monday told staff to make reconstruction of the Reno Spaghetti Bowl a high priority despite the cost.Assistant Director John Terry told them ...

US Senate Candidate D'Nese Davis In Carson City

Event Date: 
June 8, 2016 - 6:00pm

Come meet United States Senate Candidate and Veterans Advocate D'Nese Davis at the Empire Ranch Golf Course this Wednesday at 6:00PM-9:00PM for a meet and greet.

The address is 1875 Fair Way, Carson City, Nevada 89701.

For more information please contact Don Alexander at 775-400-0126.

A BIG thanks to Mrs. Sandra Page Millard and Millard Realty for hosting this event at their Golf Course.

Campaign to Elect Chris Forbush Issues Official Statement on Eligibility to Run for AD40

TO: Whom it May Concern
FROM: Campaign to Elect Chris Forbush
DATE: June 2, 2016
RE: Eligibility to Run for Assembly District 40 – Residency

Chris Forbush AD 40 Residency Demystified

Chris Forbush's defense claiming a student exemption allowing him to bypass the physical residency requirements to run for office in NRS 218A.200 is without merit. Simply put, you have to be a student to have a student exemption. But here are the facts that are not in dispute:

*Forbush graduated from college in Utah in April of 2015.
*Upon graduation Forbush ceased to be a student in an academic institution.
*Forbush then took the Utah bar exam (not Nevada bar exam) and successfully passed it and began practicing law in Utah.

Carson City Board of Supervisors looking at raising new user connection fees

Water and sewer connection fees for new development in Carson City could go up soon.Two ordinances phasing in new fees during the next five years were first read at the Board of Supervisors meeting Th ...

Carson City Board of Supervisors approve raising new user connection fees

Water and sewer connection fees for new development in Carson City could go up soon.Two ordinances phasing in new fees during the next five years were first read at the Board of ...

Fabled DC-3 turns 80 this month

This month marks the 80th anniversary of the first commercial flight of the legendary DC-3, one of the most significant and revolutionary passenger and military aircraft ever bui ...

Early voting: slow but steady

Early voting in Churchill County has been slow but steady since the first ballots were cast on Saturday.Churchill County Deputy Clerk Erin Montalvo said voting isn’t as brisk as ...

State briefs: Kintop appointed head of Library and Archives

Kintop appointed head of Library and ArchivesJeff Kintop has been appointed head of Nevada’s Library, Archives and Public Records division.He has been interim administrator of the division since Febru ...

New prison director ends use of birdshot to control inmates

James Dzurenda, Nevada’s new Director of Corrections, has ordered an end to the use of birdshot to control inmates in Nevada’s 18 prison institutions.He said the system will in the future use less let ...

Campaign signs latest controversy among Assembly District 40 candidates

Assembly candidate Chris Forbush has filed a complaint with the Carson Sheriff's Office asking it to investigate the disappearance of some of his campaign signs.

What if Assemblyman Ira Hansen has been lying about Chris Forbush?

The biggest question right now is: “Why is Ira Hansen, a sitting Assemblyman from Sparks, going to such lengths to try to make people believe candidate Chris Forbush is ineligible to run for Assembly District 40 in Carson City?” Ira claims it is because he doesn’t want to see Forbush win the primary, but then as the Republican nominee, get thrown off the general election ballot leaving the seat wide open for the Democrat to win. What if that isn’t the reason at all?

Honoring veterans with a flag

With map in one hand and flags in another, David and Kayla Pierce slowly walked a section ...

Poll: Nevadans love their public lands, think renewables should be developed

The gaming industry and solar companies are popular in Nevada. The Public Utilities Commission and Cliven Bundy? Not so much.

Early voting blog, Primary 2016

Early voting in Clark County, where the key congressional and legislative races are occurring, was 50 percent greater than last year’s first day and a record, but still gruesomely low.

Carson City Board of Supervisors to consider connection fee increases for new users

The Board of Supervisors will consider water and sewer connection fee increases for new users and a $5.3 million contract for a an energy-related building project. The board’s lengthy and varied agend ...

Carson City begins early voting

Election volunteer Donna Hataway, left, helps Marla Myles of Carson City with her ballot Saturday at the courthouse. Early voting for the June 14 primary election will resume Tue ...

Assembly District 40 candidate Chris Forbush’s eligibility questioned

Despite winning the endorsement of the Carson City Republican Central Committee, some opponents of Assembly candidate Chris Forbush of Carson City say he’s ineligible to run for the Distric ...

Early voting for primary begins this Saturday

Early voting for the primary election begins Saturday and all eyes as far as Churchill County voters are concerned will be on the county commission race and U.S. Senate..Incumbent Carl Erqu ...

Carson City Planning Commission recommends growth ordinance

The Planning Commission Wednesday agreed on its annual growth management recommendation for the Board of Supervisors to approve. The recommendation calls for a maximum of 640 residential building perm ...

Carson City early voting schedule for 2016 primary election

Carson City early voting scheduleAll voting takes place at the courthouse, 885 East Musser St. (first floor):Saturday, May 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.Tuesday, May 31 through Friday, June 3 from 8 a.m. t ...

Assembly District 40 Republican candidate Al Kramer says flier about property taxes is a ‘lie’

Al Kramer, Republican candidate for Assembly District 40 in Carson City, says a flier accusing him of not paying his property taxes is a lie.The flier was paid for by the Nevada Jobs Coalition PAC in ...

Primary election: Assemblyman P.K. O’Neill outraises primary opponents

P.K. O‘Neill may be having some difficulty with Tea Party members of the Republican Party but he definitely has the backing of the most contributors in his bid for a second term in the Nevada Assembly ...

Assembly District 40 Republicans tackle education, taxes at debate

Assemblyman P.K. O’Neill strongly disagreed with claims by his three primary opponents Tuesday night the votes he and others cast during the 2015 Legislature seriously damaged Nevada as a business frien ...

Auditors object to lack of records to justify health exchange payments

Legislative auditors say the Silver State Health Insurance Exchange doesn’t have controls in place to ensure it’s only paying contractors for services actually rendered.They told the Audit Subcommitte ...

Nevada dental examiners under fire from audit

Nevada’s Board of Dental Examiners came under fire Tuesday from legislative auditors who, among other things, say the examiners broke state law in settlements with dentists and overpaid their outside ...

Candidates for Carson City mayor discuss their vision for city

The four candidates running for Carson City mayor discussed downtown development, deferred maintenance and other topics Tuesday at a forum hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. Chris Carver, ...

Celebrating our military men, women

Commissioners finalize comments for BLM

Churchill County commissioners voted last Wednesday to submit their finalized comments and suggested revisions to the Bureau of Land Management’s controversial Rule Planning 2.0 initiative. The initia ...

Early voting for primary starts Saturday

Early voting for the primary election begins Saturday and all eyes will be on a series of legislative races in which incumbent Republicans are being challenged for their votes supporting Gov. Brian ...

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