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Nevada State Parks Celebrates National Public Lands Day this Saturday, Sept. 26
Free entry, camping and boating at all Nevada State Parks
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Lyon County Animal Services Receives $25,000 Donation to Help Shelter Animals Find Forever Homes
Silver Springs, NV – Lyon County Animal Services is pleased to announce that it has received a generous $25,000 donation from a donor who wishes to remain anonymous. The donation will help cover spay and neuter costs and reduce adoption fees to just $50. The donation comes nearly a month
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New Dayton Early Learning Center Set to Open Sept. 21
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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Nevada Election Observation Network (NEON) Launches
Nevadans Called on to Serve as Election Observers Ahead of November General Election
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Swimming Prohibited for Visitors and Pets at Silver Springs Side of Lahontan Reservoir
CARSON CITY, Nev. – To protect public health, the Nevada Division of State Parks has prohibited swimming for both visitors and pets at the Silver Springs side of Lahontan Reservoir due to elevated toxin levels associated with a harmful algal bloom (HAB). Lahontan State Recreation Area remains open for camping, boating
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Big Things Happening at the Sutro Tunnel
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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NV Energy Accepting Applications for Expanded Solar Access Program
Income-qualified customers can receive solar energy at guaranteed lower rate
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NV Energy Files Electric and Natural Gas Rate Adjustments for Northern Nevada Customers
RENO, Nev. – NV Energy has filed requests with the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada that would adjust electric and natural gas rates for Northern Nevada customers beginning Oct. 1, 2026. The filings reflect changes in fuel, purchased power and natural gas supply costs. Based on what was filed, electric customers
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NV Energy Makes Significant Progress Restoring Service Following Hawk Fire
RENO, Nev. – NV Energy crews continue making significant progress restoring electric service to customers impacted by emergency de-energizations associated with the Hawk Fire. As of Tuesday evening, approximately 1,275 electric customers remain without power. Since the emergency de-energization began, NV Energy has restored service to nearly 98%
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Lyon County Animal Services Update
via Lyon County Animal Services It has been a little over a week now and we appreciate everyone who has stepped up and helped us out in any way they could! We are still going through emails and messages from people, so we apologize if we have not gotten to
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NV Energy Restores Power to Approximately 3,000 Customers De-energized Due to Hawk Fire in Northern Nevada
As of Aug. 24, NV Energy has restored power to approximately 3,000 customers de-energized for safety because of the Hawk Fire. Approximately 7,000 electric customers and 250 gas customers remain de-energized. Before power can be safely restored, crews will continue to ensure conditions are safe to
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NV Energy Provides Update on Emergency De-Energization
Approximately 10,000 customers in Northern Nevada are currently without power due to emergency de-energization measures related to the Hawk Fire. Customers currently affected are located in areas where evacuation orders or warnings are already in place due to wildfire activity. Gas service was shut-off for about 250