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The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

The president is visiting the worlds largest wind turbine manufacturing facility to tout the Inflation Reduction Act.

"It is unsellable if it is not cleaned up. It becomes a burden for the community and for the Army and for the state to monitor this contamination in perpetuity if it is not handled appropriately."

Weapons that had been stored at the Pueblo Chemical Depot are gone but the pollution remains. The Army and Colorado officials say they are committed to making the site usable again — but they need Congress to provide the funding.

Weapons that had been stored at the Pueblo Chemical Depot are gone but the pollution remains. The Army and Colorado officials say they are committed to making the site usable again -- but they need Congress to provide the funding.

The Navy has sent $1 million to the city of Tustin, Calif., to jump-start clean-up of the fire that destroyed a World War II blimp hangar on a former military air station.

 

Orange County, California, officials declared a local state of emergency Thursday night due to the danger posed by the air pollution from the fire at a massive and historic military hangar, which besides asbestos, a carcinogen, was found to contain lead, arsenic, nickel and other heavy metals.

MINERAL WELLS — A final draft of the Mineral Wells Comprehensive Plan was unveiled to city planners Tuesday with emphasis on historic preservation, pedestrian mobility and keeping mountainsides construction-free.

MINERAL WELLS — A final draft of the Mineral Wells Comprehensive Plan was unveiled to city planners Tuesday with emphasis on historic preservation, pedestrian mobility and keeping mountainsides construction-free.