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Press release content from Globe Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Comstock Mining Announces 2020 Year End Results and Recent Updates; Launches Climate Smart ... Comstock Mining Inc.March 11, 2021 GMT VIRGINIA CITY, Nev., March 11, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Comstock Mining Inc. (“Comstock” and the “Company”) (NYSE American: LODE), a diversified natural resource production and processing company, announced its full year 2020 results and its plans for meeting the rapidly escalating demand for natural resources and increasingly scarce metals for clean energy t...

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: March 4, 2021 My mother Marie, almost 3 years old. Sometimes writing articles about history can be frustrating, controversial, and even boring. Right in the middle of putting together an article about a large lumber company, its long-time log agent, and the beginnings of Lynnwood and Edmonds, I experienced all three moods, so I decided to put this particular project aside for the time being, take a break and lighten up a bit. With this decision, my thoughts then focused on the never-ending COVID-19 worries and the tiresome controversies in politics, and just about ...

UNR has no plans to take down John Mackay statue or erect one of Colin Kaepernick Reno-Gazette-Journal 3/4/2021 Siobhan McAndrew, Reno Gazette Journal © David B. Parker A statue of John Mackay stands on the UNR campus. RGJ file *DIGITAL IMAGE* *PLEASE DO NOT CROP* 10/17/00. Students at University of Nevada, Reno pays less for tuition than many other colleges in the West. Photo by David B. Parker. published cutline Photos by David B. Parker/Reno Gazette-Journal HELPING PAY FOR COLLEGE: Carla Turner works part time in an office at the University of Nevada, Reno, center phot...

How it All Began The Western States Trail finds its origins with the Native People who lived as hunters and gatherers as part of sophisticated trade and seasonal migration patterns who moved across the Great Basin from what is modern-day Utah into northern Nevada, California and the mountains around Lake Tahoe. From their various ancestral homes, these routes of seasonal migration proved key. The Washoe people, for example, traveled to the shores of Lake Tahoe “ Da ow aga” (“edge of the lake”) to harvest spring plants, to pick berries and seeds that had both nutritional and medicinal ...

The Old West in color: Buffalo Bill, Teddy Roosevelt and the gold rush are brought to life in fascinating restored photographs A new book has brought the spirit of the Wild West back to life with more than 200 colourised photographs The new book is called The Wild West in Color: A photographic Account of our Nation's Westward Expansion  Pictures in the book include that of Theodore Roosevelt in hunting gear and Belle Starr after her arrest