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McDermitt GEARUP first meeting

MCDERMITT - The McDermitt Combined school GEARUP cohort consists of twelve 7th grade students. The GEARUP(Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs) grant will follow these students until they graduate from McDermitt High school.

Nominations sought for Wayne E. Kirch Conservation Award

The state's Board of Wildlife Commissioners is currently seeking nominations for the 2012 Wayne E. Kirch Nevada Wildlife Conservation Award.

The Ultimate Pest

I've one garden pest that resists my best organic control methods. It attacks crops only at their peak. Early in the spring, if I thought there might be enough peas for a meal, half of the fattening pods I'd noticed the day before would be empty shells lying in the dirt. Mysterious holes appeared where I was sure carrots had been growing.

UNCE offers drought workshops for farmers, ranchers

Sessions highlight resources, programs for those facing rising costs

The University of Nevada Cooperative Extension is holding eight public workshops throughout the month of October to help ranchers and farmers affected by drought and wildfire.

School of Medicine announces new members to leadership team

RENO - The University of Nevada School of Medicine announces the addition of two new members to its senior leadership team.

Electric and Natural Gas Rates Decreasing Again

WINNEMUCCA - Effective Oct. 1, NV Energy is decreasing its overall electric rates by 0.64 percent for northern Nevada customers and decreasing overall natural gas rates by 9.15 percent for Reno-Sparks customers.

Dyer awarded Navy medal

U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communications Specialist 2nd Class Jamica Johnson

Brendyn Dyer, son of Doug and Helen Goucher of Winnemucca, is a 2009 Lowry High School graduate who enlisted in the U.S. Navy in May 2010.

City planning for the future

It is my five-year anniversary of "Sticky Notes" and I definitely know why I didn't become a journalist. This column is a great experience and it keeps me focused on being your Mayor which is a privilege that I take very seriously. I have found that the government process is very complex - a combination of rules and regulations, compromises, frustrations, enthusiasm and accomplishments.

Memorial golf tournament to be held in honor of community member

Proceeds will benefit child and family services

WINNEMUCCA - The Frontier Community Coalition is hosting a golf tournament to honor longtime Winnemucca resident Louie Peraldo, who passed away in 2008.

Pleasant Senior Center gets new homebound meals delivery vehicle

WINNEMUCCA - The Senior Citizens of Humboldt County Inc. Board of Trustees accepted the keys to a brand new Ford F-150 pickup truck outfitted with a "hotshot" pod for the delivery of homebound meals from Tom Lammel of Fallon AutoMall. Lammel personally delivered the new vehicle to the Pleasant Senior Center on Tuesday, Oct. 2.

Silent Witness Exhibit on Display

WINNEMUCCA - This month, in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness month, Winnemucca Domestic Violence services will be displaying a local model of the Silent Witness Exhibit.

Frontier Community Coalition honors youth in service

Community members express gratitude

WINNEMUCCA - The Frontier Community Coalition held a youth awards ceremony on Sept. 22 at the Winnemucca Convention Center to recognize and celebrate youth in service in our communities.

Great Basin College Foundation Announces Wilson Scholars

WINNEMUCCA - The Rev. Jackie Leonard is continuing her family's commitment to higher education in Nevada. Ms. Leonard recently established the Ann and Orville Wilson Memorial Scholarship Fund through the Great Basin College Foundation.

HUMBOLDT GENERAL HOSPITAL NAMES NEW CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

WINNEMUCCA - Sandi Lehman is the new Chief Financial Officer at Humboldt General Hospital.

Seniors to get a second chance for answers from Humboldt General Hospital

WINNEMUCCA - Senior citizens were disappointed to discover the people they expected to represent Humboldt General Hospital were unable to be at the Pleasant Senior Center Sept. 24 to answer their questions.