Sierra Nevada Ally Shows Impact with Five Nevada Press Association Awards By The Ally Staff ● Featured ● September 25, 2023 Winners include journalist of merit, explanatory journalism and coverage of underserved communities
WCSD might cut English classes for non-native speakers By Kris Vagner ● Education ● February 20, 2021 A former student, now a teacher, makes a case for keeping them
Marching on By Matt Bieker ● News ● January 28, 2021 A local school music supplier figured out how to help band students near and far keep performing during the shutdown
Weeks after the “Save Our Stages Act” passed, details emerge for local shuttered venue operators By Kris Vagner ● Arts ● January 22, 2021 Applications expected to open soon. Here’s how to get ready.
Streaming through the snow By Jessica Santina ● Arts ● December 10, 2020 Packing a theater is still out of the question, but local performing artists are still serving up holiday music and theater
Handmade for the holidays By Matt Bieker ● Arts ● November 26, 2020 Local artists bring the goods for social distance shopping
Dr John – an interview and musical tribute to the Gris Gris Man By Brian Bahouth ● Arts ● June 8, 2019 by Brian Bahouth
Immigration enforcement bill and social media hyperbole rile Nevada’s right-wing By Brian Bahouth ● News ● March 31, 2019 by Brian Bahouth
Gov. Sisolak appoints Jhone Ebert as superintendent of public instruction By Brian Bahouth ● Civics ● March 25, 2019 Nevada Capital News Staff
US National Security and the need for Advanced Energy Technology: an interview with retired admiral Lee Gunn By Brian Bahouth ● Energy ● March 25, 2019