The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners discussed several infrastructure and development projects during its May 4 meeting. Items included an appeal involving a proposed telecommunications tower near Panaca, a major federal disaster grant opportunity and continued work tied to the Slaughterhouse Canyon shared-use trail project in Pioche.  One of the most heavily discussed agenda items… Read more: Commissioners Corner: Telecom tower appeal, major grant opportunities and Pioche trail project

As part of Nevada’s Law Day observances, a special ceremony was held Thursday, April 30, at the Neldon C. Mathews Auditorium in Panaca. Judge Dylan Frehner traveled from Ely to host the event, which welcomed Lincoln County High School juniors and seniors for an opportunity to learn more about the legal profession and the role… Read more: Law Day ceremony held in Panaca

First responders across Lincoln County handled a steady workload during the week of April 27 through May 3, responding to a total of 93 calls for service, according to the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office. Several noteworthy incidents kept deputies active throughout the county. On April 29, deputies responded to a disorderly conduct call in Caliente.… Read more: Lincoln County first responders answer 93 calls during busy week

Residents in Alamo and throughout the Pahranagat Valley felt the effects of a morning earthquake Wednesday, April 29,  as a moderate tremor shook parts of Lincoln County. Data from the United States Geological Survey shows the earthquake registered a magnitude of 4.7 and occurred shortly after 8 a.m. The epicenter was located south-southwest of Alamo,… Read more: Morning earthquake rattles Alamo, felt across Lincoln County

The Alamo Town Board met April 16, with members Skyler Smallwood, Shasta Laird, Vern Holaday, Aaron Egbert and Nick Pearson present. With the chairman and vice chairman absent, the board selected Aaron Egbert to serve as chairman pro tem for the meeting. Board members approved the March 11 minutes and payment of bills, which included… Read more: Alamo Town Board reviews projects, budget needs and possible Heritage Day

It was an active week for local first responders, as the Pahranagat Valley Volunteer Fire District (PVVFD) and the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office handled a variety of calls ranging from vehicle accidents to medical emergencies and public safety enforcement. PVVFD responded to three calls during the week, including two motor vehicle accidents and one medical… Read more: First Responders stay busy with accidents, medical calls and enforcement across Lincoln County

The annual Carp Rodeo returned to Upper Pahranagat Lake on April 18, drawing an estimated 150 participants for a morning of fishing, education and community connection at the Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge. “This event was more successful than in previous years,” said Abbey Czarnecki, Southern Region Angler Education Coordinator for the Nevada Department of Wildlife.… Read more: Carp Rodeo hooks big turnout at Pahranagat Refuge