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CHS Speech and Debate makes strong showing at Hug tournament - Vimarsana News

CHS Speech and Debate makes strong showing at Hug tournament

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

Carson High School Speech and Debate team rally at Hug tourney, 19 advance to final rounds - Vimarsana News

Carson High School Speech and Debate team rally at Hug tourney, 19 advance to final rounds

Carson High School’s Speech and Debate team had a commanding performance at the December tournament held at Hug High in Reno over the weekend, with 23 Carson City students participating and 19 advancing to final rounds.

New Sex Abuse Charges For Washoe County High School Teacher - Vimarsana News

New Sex Abuse Charges For Washoe County High School Teacher

A Washoe County High School teacher who is facing sex abuse charges is now facing more charges after another victim has come forward. Ryley Coker was arrested in September and charged with "solicitation of a child for prostitution and abuse of a child involving sexual exploitation." Coker was arraig

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Reno Teacher Accused of Felony Solicitation of a Child For Prostitution - Vimarsana News

Reno Teacher Accused of Felony Solicitation of a Child For Prostitution

A teacher trusted with children is instead in police custody, accused of felony solicitation of a child for prostitution and abuse of a child involving sexual exploitation. 32-year-old Ryley Coker, who most recently taught special ed math at Hug High was arrested Thursday. Washoe Schools has placed

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Running into a rhythm - Vimarsana News

Running into a rhythm

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