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Nevada’s town namesakes help tell the story of the state’s nearly 160-year history.

Latino and Hispanic workers make up about 18-percent of the U.S, clean-energy workforce, and a New Mexico company wants to make sure their work reaches communities of color. Since 2010, the Kit Carson Electric Cooperative serving Taos and surrounding communities has been moving toward a goal of total renewable energy. Kit Carson Electric Cooperative CEO Luis Reyes said it reached a milestone this year. ...

Nevada’s town namesakes help tell the story of the state’s nearly 160-year history.

With winter around the corner, the Village of Taos Ski Valley is starting the last of several water infrastructure improvement projects undertaken this year that should reduce the risk of

As news of the Hamas attack on southern Israel began to trickle in on October 7, many who follow the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict knew the bad news was just beginning.

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

Three point one four. That silly number gives us the secret of the circle. And it sounds like pie. Lets celebrate pi day with some jazz and poetry dedicated to math and baked goods with the Mile High Jazz Band at Comma Coffee tonight. The Tahoe Milers Running Group have a 3.14 mile challenge, and the winner gets pie.

Green River Police Department reports for Oct. 12 At 12:32 p.m., officers observed a property on Andrews Street that was in violation of City

The Washington County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, October 17 for their regular meeting.  Pastor Pete Tel opened with a prayer, which was followed by the “Pledge of Allegiance.”  Chairwoman Lea Ann Laybourn called the meeting to order at 8:01 a.m. In old business, Commissioner Gisele Jefferson said they are still getting formal proposals from engineers/surveyors for […]

An active weather day in Southern Colorado with moisture streaming in from the south.