The Record-Courier - Tue Nov 17
The comment period for the removal of 2,500 wild horses north of Gerlach in Washoe and Humboldt counties has been extended until Sunday.
We can't afford the status quoReno Gazette-Journal - Tue Nov 17
The Humboldt County Democratic Central Committee in Nevada wants health-care reform passed and signed by the end of the year.
Golden Predator Intercepts 40 ft of 0.65 opt Gold at Adelaide...Market Wire - Tue Nov 10
Golden Predator Royalty & Development Corp. is pleased to announce results for the first 6 drill holes from the 13 hole Reverse Circulation drill program at its Adelaide Project located in Humboldt County, Nevada commenced in October, 2009.
BLM plans to remove 2,500 wild horses in NevadaKVBC-TV Las Vegas - Mon Nov 02
Federal land managers are seeking public comment on their plan to remove about 2,500 wild horses in northern Nevada.
BLM plans to remove 2,500 wild horses in NVNevada Appeal - Sun Nov 01
Federal land managers are seeking public comment on their plan to remove about 2,500 wild horses in northern Nevada.
Reporting shows road stimulus funds benefiting Nevada rural areas most so farWLS - Fri Oct 30
Rural Nevada has benefited the most from federal highway stimulus dollars so far, receiving 63 percent of Federal Highway Administration funding for roads and other transportation projects, according to an Associated Press analysis of reporting records.
Union Pacific freight derails west of ElkoReno Gazette-Journal - Tue Oct 27
Humboldt County officials are investigating the Monday morning derailment of a 9,000-foot Union Pacific freight train about 100 miles west of Elko.
Union Pacific Train Derails West of Battle MountainKOLO-TV Reno - Mon Oct 26
Investigators are looking into a trail derailment in Humboldt County west of Battle Mountain.
Train Derails in Humboldt County, No Injuries ReportedKTVN Reno - Mon Oct 26
As many as 40 train cars derailed in rural Humboldt County early Monday morning, according to Union Pacific.
Nevada airspace soughtLas Vegas Review Journal - Mon Oct 12
Officials at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho say Nevadans have nothing to fear about a plan to expand the base's airspace deeper into the Silver State.
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