Scooter’s Youth Hunting Camp 2024
MECHANICSBURG, Pa. (AP) — Jody Mikhail was a sophomore at Pennsylvania’s Cumberland Valley High School when a poster for a new girls’ wrestling club caught her eye. So Mikhail, a senior now, tried the sport. “I fell in love with it the first time,” she said. Unlike previous generations, she’s hardly alone. Girls’ wrestling has become the fastest-growing high school sport in the country, sanctioned by a surging number of states and bolstered by a movement of medal-winning female wrestlers, parents and the male-dominated ranks of coaches and administrators who saw it as a necessity and a matter of equality.
Lander County Court Docket for 3-20-2024
DENIO JUNCTION — On or about March 18, the Humboldt River Field Office plans to begin a wild burro gather on and around the McGee Mountain Herd Management Area (HMA) located approximately 24 miles southwest of Denio Junction, in Humboldt County, Nevada.
Pershing County Sheriff's Report for March 20th, 2024
Humboldt County Court Docket and Arrests for March 22nd, 2024
ELKO — Two virtual information forums will be held to gather public input for the proposed Rooster’s Comb solar variance project. This proposed solar project could encompass approximately 3,293 acres of public lands in Lander and Humboldt counties, approximately 18 miles north of Battle Mountain, Nevada.
“Getting Outside in the Spring”
You Can Do Anything!
Third Man Syndrome
With fewer than 10 months until Nevada must allocate all funding received through the American Rescue Plan (ARP), state legislators on Wednesday agreed to pull more than $23 million in previously approved funding from various health projects unlikely to meet federal deadlines. Scraped funding included four state health projects and personnel in the agency responsible for children and family mental health amid hiring challenges. The de-obligations also included cost-cutting measures in certain ARP-funded projects, but also mean the state now has $47 million in unused ARP funds.
Nearly half a million Nevadans are eligible for a new service allowing them to directly file their taxes with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for free. Nevada is one of 12 states included in the Direct File pilot program, a new tool that permits low- and middle-income filers with simple tax situations to file directly with the agency online. The program officially launched Tuesday, accepting returns at all hours after an initial pilot had time constraints. Who is eligible? To use the tool, filers must have a W-2, 1099-G, SSA-1099 or 1099-INT form. Income received from independent contractor and gig work, pensions, online marketplaces or awards cannot be reported with Direct File. The tool is targeted at lower and middle-income filers, so there are income restrictions on the use of Direct File. Ineligible groups include: • Individuals making more than $200,000 a year ($160,200 if a filer had multiple employers) • Joint filers whose combined wages are more than $250,000, or for whom one spouse earns more than $200,000 • Individual filers who are married but filing separately, and earn more than $125,000
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Tom Vilsack and USDA Rural Development Nevada State Director Lucas Ingvoldstad today announced that USDA is investing in water infrastructure for the Yomba Shoshone Tribe in Nevada, which is part of USDA’s Rural Partners Network. The new water tank, water lines, fire hydrants, and other improvements will provide the community with clean drinking water and safe and sanitary wastewater systems.
The Pershing County High School softball team hosted West Wendover this past weekend. The first game, on Thursday afternoon, ended with a final score of 17-2, with the Mustangs ahead by a mile.
The Pershing County High School baseball team hosted West Wendover this past week. On Tuesday, March 12, the Mustangs lost 14-0. This past Saturday, the Mustangs dropped the last two games of the series (10-0, 20-3).