Elko, NV News

• Elko, NV News
• Back to School for Elko - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• What the Legion Does for You
• SC open 2010 at Yerington Tourney
• Elko falls twice on Day 1
• Indians split opening games
• Elko golf wins first match
• Tribe comes away with a win at tourney
• Carlin rocks Jackpot
• Native Market
• Lowry, West Wendover cruise to victories
• Local prep golfers tee off season
• McKenzie-David
• Birth announcements
• Marriage Licenses
• My first journey through Lamoille Canyon
• Danielle
• Reid the extremist?
• Fee disparity
• Elko GOP chief has meltdown over ‘Republicans for Janine’
• War should be about defeating the enemy
• Stand up for religious freedom
• Elko County Fair horse racing begins today
• Crouch
• Mayor Tybo
• Will James Art
• Editorial: Predictions and prognostications, Part II
• Part XIII— Turning the Page: Elko wraps up stay in 4A
• Kinross closes Diavik sale
• Exploration coalition official
• Ensign tours trail center
• Ensign visits Trail Center
• Editorial: Predictions and prognostications, Part I
• New face eases rebuilding: Shelley helps EHS overcome departures
• Idaho Fire
• So very, very close: Indians make a title run
• Horse Racing
• Messer
• Hold
• School
• chamber music
• carlin car show
• Round Mountain expansion appealed
• Sen. John Ensign
• Playground
• 2009 tax hike ‘not small change’
• Pitts responds to questions
• Don’t we deserve a share of the barbecue?
• Police Log
• EHS volleyball coach resigns
• A Coach’s Swan Song: Indians let Sindlinger go after 2002
• Fronteer buys Big Springs Ranch
• BLM releases court-ordered Cortez Hills study
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• Mtn View School set up-1
• General Moly blue words
• Part VIII — Fast Starts, Rough Finishes: Early wins did not equal playoff success for EHS
• Eureka Moly, growers sign agreement
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• Janine Hansen talking.jpg
• Fire Science
• Chamber Music Festival starts today at GBC
• Ruby Mountain Chamber Music Festival
• Part VII — Indians pick themselves up: A down year leads to sweet revival in 1998
• Mine deaths leave void, community lends support
• Vote your conscience, not the party line
• Time to take back America’s cockpit
• Who is most ‘extreme’ on education?
• Buster Hunsaker
• Smoking: Beat the addiction
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• Tribe takes the next step: EHS goes from up-and-comer to elite status
• Editorial: What if Elko High and Spring Creek High were combined?
• Claremont files suit against state over claim fees
• Yukon-Nevada loses $4.9 million
• Street Dept
• Chevalier
• roundabout
• Rebuilding & Reloading: EHS deals with personnel losses on the field, bench
• Fronteer may buy ranch Tuesday
• Republican Liberty Picnic
• Angle
• summer reading program picnic
• Part IV — Elko’s first elite scorer: Heredia takes Indians to double-digit win seasons
• Put land in the hands of real enviros
• Government crackdown on business
• Chamber musicians return
• Elko bill apparently stalled in Congress
• Barrick releases names of two miners
• getting ready for a new school year
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• Preps Top Nav
• Royal Gold earns $10.5 million
• The Midas Touch
• Midas building
• Midas building
• Annual Special Friends Fishing Derby a success
• Special Friends Fishing
• Price-Preece wedding planned
• Price-Preece
• Birth announcements
• Marriage Licenses
• Ross Andreson/Elko Daily Free Press
• Animal showcase coming soon
• Fronteer to acquire AuEx Ventures
• County may approve Ruby Pipeline letter
• Police arrest Elko man on drug warrant
• Program rewards teachers who don’t take sick days
• Deputy on leave after criminal investigation
• Deputies accuse woman of elder exploitation, pills
• UNR Fire Science Academy showcases fire containment system
• Divorces
• Police Log
• Starr Valley fire burns a quarter-acre
• CIS to host toiletry drive
• Police Log
• Court Records
• Tribal tradition at the Trail Center
• Program provides free emergency training to residents
• Blood drive Sept. 8-10
• Giant Jarbidge Shovel headed to Utah rally
• Voters unhappy with Senate candidates
• Cardiology office opens in Elko
• ECVA considers hiring expert
• Chamber of Commerce board applications due by Friday
• Ryndon woman warns of telephone scam
• Police Log
• Spring Creek man arrested on domestic violence charge
• Ranchers’ Ball Sept. 4 at Elko County Fair
• Road work continues at Lamoille Canyon
• Train derailment briefly closes U.S. 93
• Judge rules on mine
• Montana senator campaigns in Elko for Sen. Reid
• Racing syndicate battle begins
• Train derails, closes U.S. 93
• Tybo named public official of the year
• Juvenile task force arrests three for drugs
• Yukon-Nevada, Golden Eagle settle
• Racetrack Prep Work
• Expert examines Horse Palace footing
• Realtors caution against rentals on Craigslist
• BLM conducting three burns
• Wells preschool to open next month
• Police Log
• ECVA short on city funds for fire academy
• Most GBC classes start Monday
• California man killed in I-80 rollover
• Rescued man identified
• AQHA versatility ranch horse event Friday
• Police Log
• Meikle back in production
• ECVA helps museum with Western art plans
• Bull riding comes to fair
• Spring Creek wild fire under investigation
• Ensign visits Elko--Senator urges El Paso to release agreement
• Ensign: High U.S. debt threatens country
• AG files answer in NDF case
• School trustees reject NCLB designation
• Chamber seeks board members
• Rescuers save Reno man at Angel Lake
• City Council picks firm for regional road repairs
• Court Records
• Police Log
• Cops arrest two on drug charges
• School’s in session-District enrollment holds steady
• Races once again highlight fair
• Sandoval, Reid to debate in Elko
• Two men injured in rollover accident
• Fair starts Frida
• Wells teen injured in DUI accident
• Crescent Valley team wins Carlin’s first Ranch Hand Rodeo
• Pigeon causes smoking casino sign
• Police Log
• Pony Express program set for Thursday
• Idaho fire causes Wells power outage
• Police Log
• Cars come together in Carlin
• Appeals filed against Round Mountain
• Charter school board meets Wednesday
• Horse gather starts Friday
• School summer improvement projects done
• Music festival sees talent from all over West
• Elko council will consider NDOT street programs
• Cars come together in Carlin
• Music festival sees talent from all over West
• Elko council will consider NDOT street programs
• School summer improvement projects done
• Horse gather starts Friday
• Ruby Pipeline faces protests from two sides
• Fronteer buys ranch for $12 million
• Fronteer buys ranch for $12 million
• Divorces
• Municipal Court
• School trustees to review, vote on NCLB designation
• Ensign to talk in Elko
• Grammar No. 2 PTA raises money for playground
• Flying in the face of death
• BLM issues Cortez study
• Nevada jobless rate sets record, Elko’s declines
• General Moly to set up trust fund for farmers
• Teachers keep jobs, Fewer retire this year, district avoids layoffs
• Drug sweep results in several arrests
• Local nurses’ union gives OK for strike
• Raine chairman of wildlife panel
• Police Log
• Common Ground, — Fire Science Academy opens national dialogue —
• Tea Party hosts favorite candidates at public forum
• Mule Deer panel to meet
• City planners have eye on traffic flow
• Charter school hires interim chief
• Deeds
• Police Log
• Mining claim fee hike challenged, Exploration company files lawsuit over constitutionality of new &l
• Men at Work, Street crews busy despite project cuts
• Passenger ejected, run over by truck
• Charter school may approve new board members today
• Language barrier affects school test results
• Trail Center talk tonight
• Police Log
• Deeds
• Elko man arrested on felony domestic violence
• Utah man injured in rollover
• Going around in circles, Goodbye barrels, hello roundabout
• School district fails to meet standards
• Master Plan review tonight
• National Fire Academy chief to visit Carlin
• Barrick talks with employees
• NHP seizes nine pounds of marijuana
• Fronteer Gold expected
• Commissioners to discuss Pipeline coalition
• Getting ready for a new school year
• Police Log
• Divorces
• Angle says Reid distracting voters
• Summer reading program goes out with a splash
• Night burns scheduled
• Barrick releases mine victims’ names
• Nevada seen as less friendly place to mine
• Barrick releases names of mine victims
• Sheriff: Identifying mine bodies could take weeks
• New water machine countertop size
• Police Log
• Nevada Health Centers breaks ground for clinic in Carlin
• Carlin revokes casino permit
• Horses on track to arrive for county fair
• Search ongoing for two miners
• Deputy shoots dog
• Coalition to El Paso: Back out of agreement
• NDI arrests three at drug bust
• Building permit fees top $1 million to date
• Police Log
• Two miners missing at Meikle
• Farm Bureau seeks photos, offers cash
• Police Log
• Woman arrested for brandishing shotgun in Midas
• Judge orders ranch to turn over documents
• Truckload of human waste abandoned
• Roundabout to be complete soon
• Judge examines bail schedules
• El Paso, Public Lands Council outline pact
• Court Records
• Police Log
• Appleseed parking lot to be paved
• Dahl expects good turnout at pipeline meeting
• Motorist strikes man in crosswalk
• Gas prices jumped in July
• Panel to organize pay-as-you-go effort
• Fair starts Aug. 27
• ‘Republicans for Janine Hansen’ announced
• Correction
• Klamath Falls commission meets on Ruby Pipeline issue
• Police use new technology to produce images
• Police Log
• Court Records
• Woman, boy injured in Thursday Spring Creek rollover
• American quarter horse competition set for Aug. 26
• Man allegedly makes threats with axe
• Memeo sentences woman to 19 months
• Calif. man hurt in motorcycle wreck
• Man arrested for dog maltreatment
• Local Navy group hosts annual picnic
• Outreach event Wednesday
• Police Log
• City wants to improve Appleseed parking lot
• School will look at new policy
• Sharron Angle will be at Republican picnic
• Price: GOP says ‘no’ too much
• Firefighters fight several blazes: Lightning causes at least six wildfires since Thursday
• Locals keep vigil for sick boy
• RE/MAX office opening in Elko
• Business center to host QuickBooks seminar
• Couple brings new java, gifts to familiar location
• Divorces
• Police log
• Meat smoker catches fire
• SCA to change campground lock
• Wind knocks down power lines, starts fires
• Child uninjured after being ejected from car
• Driver leads deputies on chase
• County commission actions
• Charter board may expand
• County against renewable energy tax breaks
• Pro-ranching group to get $15 million
• Fire south of Carlin burns 1,300 acres
• Sierra Club files pipeline appeal
• Print ‘N Copy to offer ADA compliant signs
• Elko Justice Court
• BLM approves Tonopah gather
• Police Log
• Possible hate crime on Last Chance Road
• Adobe principal: Raising test scores a focus this year
• Holland plans Vegas swing
• County building activity declines in July
• Local firefighter may cook for Regis and Kelly
• Marriott may open June 2011
• El Paso, Public Lands Council work on deal
• BLM on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube
• El Paso rep: Pipeline settlement has caused ‘worry, concern and anger’
• Police Log
• Major roundabout paving scheduled this weekend
• Driver arrested with needles in vagina
• Wells event shows off 257 cars
• City park alcohol consumption ends with drug arrest
• Adobe fire human caused
• Anti-Obama activists in Elko
• Fenton wins DNA ruling
• No. 1 Geisha brothel cash seized, city eyes property
• Citizens turn out for food, tunes and info
• Police Log
• Johnson pleads guilty to battery
• Police warn residents of loan scam
• National Night Out tonight
• Fronteer, ranch expect to close deal on Aug. 16
• Lawmakers ask Interior to stop horse roundups
• Hinze to be new Kinross executive
• Ruby Pipeline work begins
• Gunshot call leads to marijuana plant seizure in Spring Creek
• Commissioners to discuss Ruby Pipeline project
• Tuscarora wild horse roundup ends
• Property Transfers
• Dems will host event
• Underage driver caught speeding
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Elko County
• Closet Singers 'Come Out' Online

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