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Discover the most beautiful small town in every U.S. state in this list of 51 of the most charming small towns in America.

On Tuesday, Tahoe Forest Products held a community meeting in Indian Hills regarding the construction of a sawmill on Washoe tribal land behind Topsy Lane south of Carson City.

In the days of covered wagons, copious amounts of gold and silver, and dastardly highway bandits, the legend of the Prison Hill Missing Treasure still lives today, and people often comb the sides of Prison Hill in Carson City searching out the lost Wells Fargo gold for themselves, but it has yet to be found to this day.

Virginia City, Nev., once a boomtown responsible for producing more than $700 million in mined gold and silver ore from the Comstock Lode, is today primarily driven by tourism. Its main street is lined with mom and pop shops, restaurants and businesses with owners who’ve called this small mountain mining town their home for years.

Transforming Mineral Exploration Via Physics-based AI and new Cutting-Edge Hyperspectral SensingVIRGINIA CITY, Nev., Nov. 14, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Comstock Inc. (NYSE: LODE) (“Comstock” and the “Company”) today announced a new, historic era of breakthrough mineral exploration with the successful launch of GENMAT-1, Quantum Generative Materials’ (GenMat) Hyperspectral Remote Sensing Imaging (HRSI) system to explore optimizing future mineral exploration for t...

Paso Robles Inn got new owners this year, but in 1999, new ownership brought back a key feature of the original property.

The 1893-CC Morgan Dollar is one of the most challenging coins in the series. It's value and price history shows that it may still be underrated.

The rickety single-lane historic bridge at Edwards Crossing can only hold 8,000 pounds. A fire engine typically falls weighs 20-40,000 pounds.

We'll explore seven fascinating myths and stories about Lake Tahoe in this post; each one lends a sense of mystique to this amazing place.

Author Brenda Wahler, a Montanan horsewoman, attorney and former history teacher, discussed her newest book, “Marcus Daly’s Road to Montana,” at the Bozeman Public Library on Saturday.