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Arts & Culture

A Visit To Molossia

Dayton

The Pony Express Rides Again

Keeping the history of the Pony Express alive is truly a remarkable endeavor. Members engage with the community through personal interactions at schools, museums, parades, and public presentations, sharing the rich history and enduring legacy of the Pony Express. You can easily spot the Pony Express riders in their distinctive

Weekly Entertainment Calendar

Reconstruction of the Dayton RR Depot Fire Going to Bid

The Historical Society of Dayton Valley received exciting news last week when they learned that the reconstruction of the historic Carson & Colorado Railroad Depot, which burned five years ago, has finally gone out to bid. HSDV members, including the 1880s C&RR reconstruction committee—Stony Tennant, John Crowley,

Lyon County Board of County Commissioners Meeting Summary ― June 6, 2025

Yerington, Nevada – The Lyon County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) met on Thursday, June 6, 2025 to hear presentations and take action on several significant agenda items. Highlights from the meeting include: Sheriff’s Office Awards Sheriff Brad Pope presented Sergeant Gabriel Santos, Deputy Stiles Sousa and Deputy Joshua Lynch

Silver City

Donovan Mill Tours Available

Storey County

Celebrate the July 4th Weekend with "Ticket to Tomahawk" Murder Mystery on the V&T Railroad

Crime

Lyon County Sheriff’s Office Assists California Authorities with Arrest of Fugitive in Fernley

Crime

Murder-Suicide in Dayton

On June 14, 2025, at approximately 12:00 PM, Lyon County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch received a call on the Non-Emergency Line from a male subject reporting a deceased female at a residence in the 100 block of Alamosa Street in Dayton. The caller provided the female’s name and

Storey County Wraps Up Successful Wildfire Evacuation Drill in Highlands

Brushstrokes and Birdsong: The Painted Life of Steven Saylor

Nestled in Dayton’s desert sprawl, Steven Saylor’s property feels like a small oasis. Peacocks dart across winding paths while dogs bark and bay at visitors. Where there was once only a single tree, Saylor planted fifty, creating a thriving green haven around his studio, which is an old