Lahonton Valley News - Sat Nov 28
Results from the 2009 Youth Risk Behavior Survey for Churchill County junior and senior high schools have returned, not showing much change from 2007.
Renters, Tribe at odds over housingLahonton Valley News - Sat Nov 28
Fallon Paiute-Shoshone Tribal members Jack and Carol Allen have submitted a criminal complaint against Tribal Council, Tribal Housing Authority Director Sharol McDade and tribal attorney Mitch Wright, alleging theft, deception, extortion, purpose to deprive, conspiracy to commit theft, trespassing, criminal mischief and tampering with records.
Soldier pleads guilty to theftNevada Appeal - Sat Nov 28
A soldier in the U.S. Army pleaded guilty on Tuesday in Churchill County District Court to one count of grand larceny for stealing more than $3,000 from Taco Bell.
Soldier pleads guilty to Taco Bell theft in FallonKTVN Reno - Fri Nov 27
A soldier has been sentenced to one to three years in prison for the theft of more than $3,000 from Taco Bell in Fallon.
Ash Meadows wins awardPahrump Valley Times - Fri Nov 27
At its annual meeting, held Nov. 3 and 4 in Fallon, the Nevada Association of Conservation Districts presented the award of Outstanding Conservation District for Education to the Southern Nye County Conservation District for the Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge project.
Medical personnel report giving many regular and swine flu shotsLahonton Valley News - Fri Nov 27
Local physicians and clinics report administering varying amounts of flu immunizations and many are still receiving doses of the H1N1 vaccination.
Judge sends Fallon man to discipline programLahonton Valley News - Thu Nov 26
Another Fallon man is headed to a regimental discipline program for six months for burglarizing a local restaurant.
New program offers help for job seekersLahonton Valley News - Thu Nov 26
Churchill County Social Services new Strategic Training Employment Program offers guidance for individuals seeking employment and provides employers with qualified individuals.
Streetcar plan is bizarre thinkingReno Gazette-Journal - Wed Nov 25
I have grown to expect bizarre thinking from the Regional Transportation Commission.
Christmas tree permits availableReno Gazette-Journal - Wed Nov 25
Special to Dayton Courier The Bureau of Land Management's Carson City District Office, and the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, Carson Ranger District, recently announced the availability of Christmas tree cutting permits for the general public, The agencies conduct tree permit sales to thin small trees in overstocked areas and to provide ...
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