Arts & Culture
It is my duty to inform our subscribers that there will not be a printed edition of your favorite newspaper this week. For the contributors and team of the Comstock Chronicle, this newspaper is a labor of love. Far from a profitable enterprise, it is a chance for each of
Local Business
What started as one mom’s search for a creative outlet and safe bath products for her kids has turned into a glitter-filled family business. Inside their cozy home studio in Dayton, Jamie Wyatt and Shane Sanemeterio have built Zap Family Creations, a place where handmade tumblers, natural bath
Dayton
Dayton, Nev., is quickly becoming known as “OHV Heaven,” where the thrill of off-highway adventure meets the rich history of the Comstock. A new trail initiative led by the Friends of Sutro Tunnel Charity (FoSTC) is bringing together a coalition of partners to make that vision a reality — connecting
Arts & Culture
On Oct. 3-4, Northern Nevada Ghost Hunters (NNGH) kicked off the October spooky season with a two-night Haunted Hills, Mills & Mansions fundraising event. NNGH and their spirited partners welcomed nearly 100 guests over the weekend to explore Comstock’s haunted history and ghostly tales that linger at
Columnists
Virginia City
On Oct. 4-5, the 36th Annual World Championship Outhouse Races took over C Street for a weekend full of poo puns and human-powered latrines, born from a historic protest that has since become one of Virginia City’s most beloved – and bizarre – traditions. A sea of spectators lined
Tours/Events
Virginia City
They are thrilled to report that their recent BBQ event was the most successful fundraising effort they have had in the four years since the 109 started hosting these events.
Local Business
On Sept. 30, 2025, the Friends in Service Helping (FISH) Mound House Thrift Store location closed its doors after more than a decade in operation. However, that was not the end of an era – just the closing of one chapter. FISH Executive Director Jim Peckham said the organization is now
Storey County
Exciting news for Storey County! For the next 90 days, the male deputies will be sporting beards and female deputies can show off their fun-colored nails—all in support of Operation Blue Santa! This special initiative by the Storey County Sheriff's Office helps them to give back
Tours/Events
"This project has been a long time in the making, and we're excited to welcome visitors back to the heart of Fort Churchill," said Park Supervisor Scott Egy.
Lyon County
Nevada State Parks invited the community to celebrate the grand reopening of the Fort Churchill Visitor Center on Saturday, Oct. 4, in front of the newly renovated facility. The event began with a welcome from Park Interpreter Kristin Sanderson, who thanked Gizmo Art and Ralph Appelbaum Associates, as well as