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  • BMGH gets makeover

    Battle Mountain General Hospital (BMGH) is in the process of getting a makeover. The hospital facility will see old areas redesigned and updated along with the introduction of a new electronic health record. Continue this story

  • After nearly two decades of drought, state engineer tackles excess water rights

    The signs of water scarcity are evident around Lake Mead.
    During nearly two decades of drought, the reservoir that holds back most of Southern Nevada’s water supply has dropped to record lows. But this is not a story about Lake Mead. The country’s largest reservoir, filled by the Colorado River and held back by the Hoover Dam, might be the state’s most visible sign of aridity, yet for many Nevadans, it’s what you can’t see that’s far scarier.     Continue this story

  • Has the war on poverty been “won”

    The White House in a report last month declared the War on Poverty “largely over and a success,” arguing that few Americans are truly poor — only about 3 percent of the population - and that the booming economy is the best path upward for those who remain in poverty. Continue this story
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MORE LOCAL STORIES

  • The incredible shrinking middle class

    The majority of Americans — 62 percent — identify as “middle class,” according to a Gallup poll conducted in June. It’s the highest percentage of people feeling that way since 2003. But a lot of Americans feel they are middle class, but they aren’t sure what it means. Continue this story

  • Nevada could elect first-ever female-majority statehouse

    Nevada voters could soon make history by electing the country's first female-majority state legislature.
    Women, after winning a record number of primary contests last month, could make up nearly two-thirds of the statehouse by Nov. 7, the Reno Gazette-Journal reported .     Continue this story

  • Travelers stuck in town have few ways out

    Battle Mountain is experiencing an aid shortage for broken-down travelers.
    Local hotel workers have seen the problem continue in Battle Mountain with services that could be of help only continuing to decline.     Continue this story

  • Lander County joins PILT lawsuit

    Lander County approved to participate as a class member in a lawsuit regarding the Payments In Lieu of Taxes Act (PILT). The joining of the Kane County, Utah vs. United States was approved at the Aug. 9 Lander County Commission meeting with all commissioners voting for in favor.  Continue this story
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SPORTS

A blast from the past
Ethan Rhodes (left) and Mike Brooks react to the score board while Tom Brooks hugs Ty Arnett and Dave McLean smiles after Pershing County beat Yerington 20-14 on Friday, in Lovelock. The win ended the Lions 29-game winning streak.
Ethan Rhodes (left) and Mike Brooks react to the score board while Tom Brooks hugs Ty Arnett and Dave McLean smiles after Pershing County beat Yerington 20-14 on Friday, in Lovelock. The win ended the Lions 29-game winning streak.
Wednesday, July 26, 2017 1:00 AM
In football, every game matters. If the opposing team is inexperienced, that gives the more seasoned team a chance to experiment. Everybody gets off the bench. Players try different positions on for size. 
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  • Sparks man enters diversion program

  • Pershing man pays price for ‘vigilante justice’

    A Lovelock man recently paid a price for taking the law into his own hands. Nathan Allen Larson came to the 11th Judicial Court on Monday. 
    Larson faced sentencing for assault with a deadly weapon and burglary. Kyle Swanson represented the defendant. Deputy District Attorney Jack Bullock argued on behalf of the State of Nevada.

  • Lake Township Justice Court

    Items in the Court Dispositions are compiled from public records contained in the Lake Township Justice Court. News4Nevada reports all felony hearings, misdemeanor convictions and dismissals for which the court releases information.
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