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As summer heat starts stressing the plants in our landscapes, it is important to know where and how deeply to water for optimum plant health.

Taxable sales in Nevada fell more than $700 million in April to $3.2 billion - a 17.9 percent drop from April 2008.

The Nevada Bighorns summer college baseball team couldn't overcome huge early deficits as its rally fell short in an 11-8 loss to the San Francisco Seals on Friday at John L. Harvey Field.

Floyd Mayweather's return to boxing is back on.

CARSON CITY, Nev (AP) - Nevada merchants sold $3.2 billion in goods during April for a 17.9 percent slump compared with the same month a year ago, according to a state report Friday.

RENO (AP) — The University of Nevada, Reno is eliminating 279 jobs because of a 15 percent budget cut that slashed the university's state funding by $33 million in the next two fiscal years.

The “Rodeo State” license plates are more than just a freeway fashion statement.

A former Empire Elementary School teacher who resigned in light of allegations that he struck a 9-year-old girl in the head with a book, pleaded no contest to the charge of misdemeanor battery Thursday.

The Brewery Arts Center and ACCtv are proud to bring you a FREE Film Series.

Come relax in our spacious, comfy seats in the Performance Hall at 511 W. King Street, Carson City, NV.

There is no ticket necessary. We will have discussion time after the films.

The first “Ghost Walk” is May 26th 1-3pm, and BAC is a part of the walk. Join us for a spooktacular time!

Evening walks start at 6:30pm on June 16, July 21, August 18 and September 15th, 2012.

Your perspective of drumming will be forever changed!

“DURGA’S DRUM STORY” is a unique and acclaimed performance using multi-media to entertain

and inspire as you learn about the rich and fascinating history of drumming.

The Brewery Arts Center welcomes back the San Francisco based Celtic Rock band “Tempest”. “Tempest rocks, all night, but its forte is folk-rock with a decidedly Celtic accent, drawing on traditions stretching back hundreds of years.” Chicago Tribune.

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