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COMMENTARY: WAC media day unlikely to hold many surprises - Vimarsana News

COMMENTARY: WAC media day unlikely to hold many surprises

The annual Western Athletic Conference Media Day is Tuesday and Wednesday at the Hilton Hotel in Salt Lake City.

COUNTY COMMISSION - Vimarsana News

COUNTY COMMISSION

The Churchill County Commission meets at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday at 155 N. Taylor St., in the commission chambers.Commissioners will take up consideration and possible action regarding the following:Rec ...

Going green pays off for Tahoe's Embassy Suites - Vimarsana News

Going green pays off for Tahoe's Embassy Suites

After spending $200,000 on environmental improvements in January, Embassy Suites Lake Tahoe has already paid for the investment in energy savings in just seven months.And that's not the end of it, either.

Nevada Indy explains: Why are state employees' and retirees' health insurance premiums rising? | Carson City Nevada News - Vimarsana News

Nevada Indy explains: Why are state employees' and retirees' health insurance premiums rising? | Carson City Nevada News

Rising health care and pharmacy costs mean current and retired state employees will face health insurance rate hikes ranging from 8 percent to 25 percent beginning July 1, leading to monthly premium increases of $8 to $53 depending on the number of dependents and the plan type.

Nevada Indy explains: Why are state employees' and retirees' health insurance premiums rising? | Carson City Nevada News - Vimarsana News

Nevada Indy explains: Why are state employees' and retirees' health insurance premiums rising? | Carson City Nevada News

Rising health care and pharmacy costs mean current and retired state employees will face health insurance rate hikes ranging from 8 percent to 25 percent beginning July 1, leading to monthly premium increases of $8 to $53 depending on the number of dependents and the plan type.