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Senator girls fifth, boys seventh at Big George - Vimarsana News

Senator girls fifth, boys seventh at Big George

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

Carson High debate team brings home the trophies at final league competition; state tourney next - Vimarsana News

Carson High debate team brings home the trophies at final league competition; state tourney next

Carson High debate wrapped up the regular competition season as Elko High School. This tournament saw 13 schools and 164 individual competitors. Fourteen members of the team advanced to final rounds in speech events.

Carson High debate team brings home the trophies at final league competition; state tourney next - Vimarsana News

Carson High debate team brings home the trophies at final league competition; state tourney next

Carson High debate wrapped up the regular competition season as Elko High School. This tournament saw 13 schools and 164 individual competitors. Fourteen members of the team advanced to final rounds in speech events.

Carson High Announces 2024 Winterfest Candidates and Activities - Vimarsana News

Carson High Announces 2024 Winterfest Candidates and Activities

Winterfest celebrations kicked off this afternoon with an assembly, and Carson High School was pleased to announce the student-elected candidates and theme and fundraising beneficiary: “Senators Got Game” and Special Olympics, respectively.

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.