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Greg Clark is a lifelong resident of Belmont County.While others report to their jobs day in and day out, Greg may take his badge off, but he rarely stops his t

WE badly need the best teachers. With Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte admitting that the Filipino learners are not academically proficient, the learning crisis is real. And resiliency is not something education has already achieved in the post-pandemic era.

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A High Wind Warning is underway for the region as Carson City braces for a fairly quick moving winter storm that is expected to bring 50 to 60 mph wind gusts followed by accumulating snow along the valley floors and 8 to 10 inches above 7,000 feet.

When the Elko County Emergency Operations Center put in a call March 31 to their local University of Nevada, Reno Extension office saying they needed face masks, Extension’s 4-H youth and their families swung into action, making masks not only for the Operations Center, but also for their local School District nutrition services workers who are hel

A new “upcycle” corner has made its debut in Carson City’s FISH thrift store at the corner of Carson and Long streets. And FISH is asking the community to help name this corner of the store for a chance at a prize.

HPM Building Supply volunteers celebrate National Volunteer Week by spending the day building homes, communities, and hope.

He said even toddlers in Ukraine are accustomed to living in bunkers due to the constant threat of fighter planes

WNY Foster Closet helps families make ends meet by providing basic necessities for free. Families can pick up a weeks worth of clothing for their foster child.

By Michelle Latham Source: http://aroundcarson.com/2010/05/12/sappire_wizard_fired_arts >