Arts & Culture
This year, the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce and community partners hosted a special Dayton Valley Days honoring America 250. Thousands of residents and visitors spent two full days immersed in history, entertainment, and supporting Nevada businesses. More than 150 vendors, food trucks, and community organizations lined Main and Pike
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The legacy of Nevada’s mining industry continues to inspire the mining community today.
Dayton
Fall is for planting! Community Roots’ annual end-of-summer sale on outdoor plants, including trees, shrubs, rose bushes, plus soil and fertilizer, is Sept. 25-27, 2026. All outdoor nursery plants will be 40% off, and the nursery’s various types of soils and fertilizers will be 25% off.
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On Thursday, Sept. 10, the Nevada Builders Alliance traded the traditional banquet hall for something a little more historic for its annual Meat & Drink at the Sutro Tunnel & Site in Dayton. In partnership with the Friends of Sutro Tunnel Charity (FoSTC), the Alliance welcomed members, sponsors, and community
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On Thursday, Sept. 10, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Mason Valley (BGCMV) held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of its first Dayton Campus at 244 Riverboat Rd. BGCMV has been serving the community for nearly 30 years and says Lyon County and Dayton Valley continue to
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If you haven't visited the Sutro Tunnel lately, there's a lot happening both underground and above ground. Restoration work inside the historic tunnel has now reached approximately 315 feet into the Dayton adit, an impressive milestone in the ongoing effort to preserve one of Nevada'
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Sometimes, like with Dayton, a piece of Nevada history is forgotten. This time, I am thinking of a place that was on the Immigrant Trail west of Dayton in the eastern area of Carson City that had two names – Dutch Nick’s and New Empire. An article in the 1951
Tours/Events
There’s still time to join us at the fourth annual Nevada Builders Alliance “Meat & Greet” on Thursday, Sept. 10, 3:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.!
History
Every once in a while, you attend a historical program that is good. You learn something, you enjoy yourself, you thank the speaker and you head home. And then there are the programs where you walk away thinking, WOW… I want more! That was Doug Duvall's performance at
Dayton
After months of improvements and careful growing time, the Dayton Valley Dog Park's All Breed Area officially reopened to four-legged visitors on Saturday, Aug. 8. To celebrate the occasion, local dog owners and their furry companions gathered to enjoy the freshly renovated space while What's
History
July 30 Update: The Odeon has extended the exhibit through Aug. 23, 2026, so stop by during business hours to enjoy! Long before computers, desktop publishing, and digital shortcuts, producing a newspaper was a true labor of love. Every page was painstakingly assembled by hand, from artwork and layout to
History
The Historical Society of Dayton Valley recently received astonishing news when a member of the Abner Levi Blackburn family, Kevin Howley, emailed me, noting the family members are having a reunion and plan to visit this end of Nevada, including Dayton, on Oct. 16 this year! He has kept me