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

A 34-year-old man who vandalized Scranton City Hall offices in April while a public meeting was underway pleaded guilty Tuesday in Lackawanna County Court.

Auburn City Council has passed a law to give a city committee more oversight of property issues, despite the objections of at least one local developer.

Auburn City Council has passed a law to give a city committee more oversight of property issues, despite the objections of at least one local developer.

At the July 11 regular meeting of the Candor Town Board, Curtis Hammond, Director of Operations for Candor EMS, reported being asked to be a part of the EMS essential

The Auburn Fire Department extinguished a vacant building fire that was spreading to a nearby residence Thursday night into Friday morning.

AUBURN — An Auburn motel that was condemned last year over a multitude of code violations has reopened after several issues were addressed, but the city nuisance committee will still

AUBURN — An Auburn motel that was condemned last year over a multitude of code violations is open after several of them were addressed, but the city nuisance committee will

POLAND — Town Manager Matt Garside told the Select Board on Tuesday night that the Transfer Station improvement project was found to “have no significant environmental impact” by the federal Environmental Protection Agency. The town was awarded a grant of $598,000 by the EPA “to improve the capability and capacity” of its waste Transfer Station […]

Dan Backus thought that investing in rental properties in 1978 would serve as a retirement plan. “I was thinking long term,” said Backus, 76, a retired building contractor from Mason about why he bought three Lansing rental properties. …