• Race and Color

    Race is not trinary Color is a spectrum Midnight Black Just plain Black Semi-Black Tan Beige Off-White Cremeux Bleached goth White Unbelievably super-duper White Each group must be Proportionately represented Otherwise oppression And you can identify as Unbelievably super-duper White Even if you’re Black Logic has gone to shit No objections

  • Heated Debate Erupts Over Legal Expenses in Douglas County School Board Meeting

    A recent Douglas County School Board meeting saw intense discussions, accusations, and contentious exchanges surrounding the legal fees of newly hired Reno-based attorney Joey Gilbert for his inaugural month of service. Gilbert, hired to help halt a push to force the district to teach diversity, equity, and inclusion, including a transexual and gay and lesbian…

  • Rollover Crash Claims One Life at Nevada Gold Mines Site

    In an incident at the Nevada Gold Mines site located between Leeville and Gold Strike, a rollover crash claimed the life of one individual and left another hospitalized shortly after 1:50 a.m. on Sunday, September 17. A coordinated response was immediately launched, with Nevada Gold Mines, NGM Mine Rescue, Eureka County Sheriff’s Office (ECSO), Carlin…

  • Curiosity and Cured Begin with C-U-R or Better Sarcasm than Anger

    The next time you see me, you must shake my hand and congratulate this self-healing man by buying me a drink, for according to the Ioannis A. Lougaris Veteran’s Medical Center, I’m completely cured of all that ails. Seeing my new mental health clinic doctor this morning, she informed me that I no longer have…

  • Nevada Approves Tax Abatements for Seven Companies

    Seven companies have received approval for over $30 million in tax abatements from the state of Nevada. The Nevada Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) anticipates the companies will collectively generate nearly 500 jobs within the next two years, boasting an average weighted hourly wage of $42.36. The figure could rise to 738 positions created…

  • Battle Over Home Becomes Center of Forfeiture Law Debacle

    The Fred family home in Carson City has become a symbol of legal contention. The home, purchased by Elvin Fred in 2012, provided shelter to family members grappling with homelessness for several years. However, today, it stands empty and uninhabitable. Between 2019 and 2022, Nevada exercised its authority under asset forfeiture laws, enabling law enforcement…

  • This is a Listening Post

    Sitting in my usual spot at the Tahoe House in Virginia City, I was talking with a lovely couple from Oregon. Laughing and joking as we enjoyed our beverages, she scolded her husband about how, after more than 15 years of marriage, he still looks at her boobs when she’s talking to him. She turned…

  • Blockchains Water Rights Dispute Continues

    In the lead-up to the 2021 legislative session, Blockchains Inc. planned to present a proposition to Nevada lawmakers, a bid to establish a self-contained municipality, or Innovation Zone, within Storey County. Holding an extensive landholdings portfolio, including approximately 67,000 acres in the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center (TRIC,) the company’s vision for a city in the…

  • Fire Erupts at Mound House Brothel, No Injuries Reported

    A blaze broke out at the Kit Kat Ranch brothel in Mound House, just off Highway 50 East, with no injuries after employees reported hearing popping noises preceding the fire. On Thursday, September 14, around 6 p.m., witnesses observed thick smoke billowing from the Kit Kat Ranch, prompting a response from the Central Lyon County…

  • Venue Change Granted in Washoe County Election Lawsuit

    Washoe County resident Robert Beadles has secured a change of venue for his election lawsuit against Washoe County, a decision handed down by Judge Kathleen Drakulich. The case will now be heard in Carson City First Judicial District Court, diverging from his request for Lyon County. The judge determined that a venue change was necessary…