Editor’s Note: Call for Contributors

The Comstock Chronicle is expanding coverage across our historic region — from Virginia City and the Dayton area to Silver Springs and surrounding communities. We’re seeking local writers, photographers, and community contributors who share our passion for storytelling and preserving the unique character of Northern Nevada.

Whether you’d like to cover local events, history, culture, or community news — we’d love to hear from you. If you have a story to tell or a voice to share, please reach out to us at sober@comstockinc.com and help us keep local journalism alive and thriving.

The Comstock Chronicle remains the paper of record for Storey County and the trusted source of community news for Lyon County. It continues to stand as the voice of our community — a place where our stories, history, and daily life come together to reflect the enduring spirit of the Comstock.

We, the Board of the Comstock Foundation for History and Culture, want our readers and supporters to know — the paper is not going anywhere. We’re here to make sure it continues to serve the community, now and into the future.

We want to thank the Chronicle team for their hard work, dedication, and unwavering commitment to keeping the paper strong and connected to the people it serves. The current Chronicle team has stepped in to continue the great work they have done with passion and community service, and we could not be more grateful for their dedication. Their teamwork ensures that our shared story keeps moving forward, connecting neighbors, celebrating local achievements, and preserving the legacy of the Comstock for generations to come.

We also extend our appreciation to our departing editor, whose leadership helped reignite the Chronicle’s role as a true community voice. The paper’s vitality today is a credit to that effort and vision.

To our advertisers — your ongoing partnership has made publication possible week after week.

And to Comstock Inc., we thank you for years of sustaining support for the last standing newspaper of record in Storey County. Together, you’ve helped preserve not just a publication, but an enduring piece of our local identity.

As the Foundation, we remain committed to protecting and celebrating Comstock’s heritage — not only through our historic sites and preservation work, but through the living stories that connect us all. The Chronicle is part of that heritage — a vessel of history, continuity, and community pride — and we’re excited to see it continue evolving with the help of this remarkable community.

This is a new chapter — one filled with opportunity, collaboration, and pride. Together, we’ll keep the Chronicle vibrant, relevant, and ensure it continues to tell our story for generations to come.

With thanks and enthusiasm,

The Board of Directors
Comstock Foundation for History and Culture