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Bruce Torres Fischer’s research will focus on phonological variations in the speech of mānaleo, native speakers of the Hawaiian language, through analyzing archival audio recordings.

The growing field of aerospace medicine puts physicians on track for jobs at NASA — and trips to space — a fascinating combo of childhood dream and hardcore medical practice.

There are many aspects that go into organizing an endurance race — the logistics of the course, permits, lottery registration, aid stations and more. But for George Ruiz, director of the Tahoe Rim Trail Endurance Run, his overarching motivation is helping the individual runner find the strength to cross the finish line.

(Editor’s Note: Chowanski is one of three CHS Carneta editors) Success, lifestyle, memories: All these describe yearbook.

Good day Carson City, it is Thursday, Nov. 29, 2018. With steady rain in the city early this morning, slushy snow in the foothills and heavy snow in the Sierra, we are on our way to winter even though it is still technically fall.

Dangling from cliffs, braving whitewater rapids, remote night surgery — it's business as usual for wilderness physicians who practice medicine stripped to its essence.

Editor’s note: Church notes need to be submitted at least one week in advance of the event for inclusion.

Earlier this year, Muscatines Pamela Joslyn was able to embark on a once in a lifetime learning opportunity as an Albert Einstein Distinguished Teaching Fellowship.

The urban development department, in accordance with the chief minister’s directives, initiated online registration for the program under the Aspirational City Scheme on December 4, 2023.

Nevada Day and the big parade are just one week away, but first is the annual Carson City Ghost Walk this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in downtown Carson City.