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The Wigwam, an American story
Before it was the Wigwam, it was the Dainty Cone. According to local history, Mary Aratibel opened the Dainty Cone in April 1961. Hamburgers were 35 cents, and coffee and ice cream cones were a dime. And before Mary Lou Prather Aratibel Royels became a familiar name in Fernley, she...
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BLM Approves Highway Realignment for Fallon Range Expansion
The Bureau of Land Management has approved a right-of-way for the realignment of State Route 361, advancing another major component of the U.S. Navy's Fallon Range Training Complex expansion. The Nov. 4 decision authorizes approximately 630 acres of permanent public-land right-of-way in Churchill, Mineral, and Nye counties for a new...
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Reno-Gazette Journal
Reno-Sparks was perfect when you arrived. Then everyone else showed up
Everyone knows that Reno-Sparks reached the perfect number of people the day you arrived. Not a hypothetical "you." I'm writing about you, specifically — the person reading these words. We all talked about it, and everyone agrees this place was perfect the day that you, personally, arrived via birth and/or U-Haul. When you arrived, this place was undergoing a period of vital growth and unbounded opportunity, and everything that has happened since then has been unmitigated sprawl and out-of-control chaos. Sad, really! Someone really ought to do something about this. Still, it's tough to be anti-growth. Cities, much like sharks and members of the Rolling Stones, wither and die if they're not in constant motion. For example, did you know that Goldfield, current population 225, was once the largest city in Nevada, with 100 times the number of residents? I bet there were a handful of Goldfieldians in 1906 petitioning to block new developments. (If so, mission accomplished.) Like sellout crowds, except all the fans are staying forever By 2044, Reno-Sparks is projected to add another 90,000 residents , for a total of more than 600,000. That's not all new arrivals to be annoyed with, of course; the maternity wards
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Reno-Gazette Journal
See when Galena, Reno, Manogue, Spanish Springs play for state titles
There are two Northern Nevada football championship up for grabs on Friday night, and a trip to state is on the line in the 5A and 4A as well as in the 3A, 2A and 1A Classes, which do not have Regional title games. Here is a look at this weeks high school football games. 5A-North playoffs Friday, Nov. 13: Regional championship, 6 p.m.: Spanish Springs at Bishop Manogue. Winner goes to state championship game. Friday, Nov. 20: 5A state championship at Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas (time TBD). Who's next for 5A-North champion: Faith Lutheran will play at Bishop Gorman on Friday in the 5A-South playoffs. The loser of that game will move on to face the 5A-North winner. The winner of the Faith Lutheran-Bishop Gorman game will go on to face Somersett Academy Losee for the 5A-Open Championship at 7 p.m. Nov. 20 at Allegiant Stadium. Losee already has secured its place in the championship game. Spanish Springs at Bishop Manogue This is the fourth meeting in the large-class championship in six seasons between these teams. Bishop Manogue won it in 2023 and 2024 en route to winning the state championship both years. Bishop Manogue has won 15 state
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Friday Night Lights: Bishop Manogue wins 5A North, Galena upsets Reno for regional title
On a cold, rainy night in Reno the 5A and 4A North regional champions were crowned. In the 5A, No. 2 seed Bishop Manogue hosts No. 4 seed Spanish Springs. The Miners dominated the reigning 5A state champions beating the Cougars 48-22. It's Manogue's fourth regional championship in five years. They advance to the state title to take on Faith Lutheran next Friday at Allegiant Stadium at either 12:20 p.m. or 3:40 p.m.
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Catholic Charities offering free Thanksgiving meal kits to local families
Catholic Charities of Northern Nevada will distribute free Thanksgiving meal kits to individuals and families in need at three food pantry locations throughout the Reno-Sparks area. The kits include ingredients to prepare a traditional Thanksgiving dinner at home and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.
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Bishop Manogue and Spanish Springs meet in an (un)likely matchup for the 5A North title
Just a month ago, a 5A North football championship game between Bishop Manogue and Spanish Springs seemed unlikely if not impossible. But on Friday, the two best teams in the North for the past decade will meet for the fourth time in five years with a regional title on the line. Here is our preview of the game, which will be played Friday at 6 p.m. at Bishop Manogue and air tape delayed on NSN at 6 p.m. Saturday.
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Dominant second half carries Greenwave past Elko
Most championship-caliber football teams look for momentum. The undefeated Churchill County High School football team simply creates it out of thin air, then rides it like a tidal wave. The Greenwave scored 33 points in a 15-minute second-half explosion last Friday night, turning a stagnant, penalty-ridden dogfight into a 40-6...
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Western Nevada College expanding rural nursing program
Western Nevada College is expanding the capacity of its nursing education program to address rural healthcare shortages by renovating satellite campuses in Fallon and Minden. The expansion of the Churchill County campus will triple student capacity after renovations are complete at the 7,600-square-foot Pinyon Building on Campus Way. As it scales, the expansion will be able to support 24 first-year students, 24 second-year students, 32 nursing assistants, 28 phlebotomy students, and 28 EMTs. Prior to the expansion, WNC could only accommodate eight students in the small academic skills center that had been converted into a makeshift nursing training center.
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Light the World Giving Machines arrive at Scheels in Sparks ahead of Saturday kickoff
SPARKS, Nev. (KOLO) — Two Light the World Giving Machines were delivered Thursday morning to Scheels in Sparks in preparation for a community kickoff event Saturday, Nov. 14, at 10 a.m. The machines, sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, are returning to Northern Nevada for...