North Vegas Times

UNR faculty members recognized at conference for promoting residents' 'nutritional well-being'

By Trina Thomas | May 1, 2022

University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) faculty members were recognized in March at the Nevada Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Annual Conference.

Sisolak stands in solidarity on Denim Day: 'My administration is honored to show our support for survivors of sexual violence'

By Trina Thomas | Apr 27, 2022

Gov. Steve Sisolak (D-NV) encouraged all Nevadans to wear denim on April 27 in support of Denim Day.

'I want to walk,' declares Las Vegas teen recovering from J&J vaccine injury

By Trina Thomas | Mar 1, 2022

A 19-year old from Las Vegas is learning to walk again after suffering from a COVID-19 vaccine injury.

Nevada claims first place in nation in several areas of economic growth

By Trina Thomas | Jan 12, 2022

Nevada was recently ranked by the Federal Funds Information for States Index of State Economic Momentum and placed top in the nation in several areas of growth.

$150M bond for educational facilities now in Elko County voter hands

By Trina Thomas | Dec 4, 2021

Elko County voters on Dec. 14 will be deciding if the School District should take out $150 million in bonds for building, repairing, and maintaining educational buildings within the next 6 years.

From Las Vegas City Wire

Invenergy passes finish line for solar project north of LV with hidden environmental and ethical price tags

By Trina Thomas | 3 years ago

It's all "sun and games" in Las Vegas after MGM Resorts International completed a 100-megawatt solar array project in the desert north of Sin City on June 28. Or is it?