An Arizona-based company desires to dig for gold beneath U.S. Highway 95 just outside the Esmeralda County seat, 190 miles northwest of Las Vegas. The project would demand International Minerals to move roughly 3 miles of the two-lane road, creating a …
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Coffin wants to keep alive city’s Yucca Mountain Nuclear Repository Committee – Las Vegas Review Journal
Rockwood building Augusta plant, up to 100 jobs expected – The Business Journal
Yucca Mountain fight averted – Las Vegas Review Journal
White House makes it official: No evidence of space aliens – Las Vegas Review Journal
Oral history records ‘lessons learned’ in Yucca Mountain fight – Las Vegas Review Journal
Nye County official sees no alternative to Yucca Mountain – Las Vegas Review Journal
WASHINGTON — Right after two years of scrutiny, a high-level study of nuclear waste has not come up with anything that would function any better than storing the material at Yucca Mountain, Nye County Commission Chairman Gary Hollis stated Thursday. Hollis stated at a …
Little A’Le’Inn draws crowd to hear Area 51 secrets – Las Vegas Review Journal
There could have been yet another dead cow, or possibly a dead horse. It was difficult to tell even though driving 70 mph in the rain along the Extraterrestrial Highway. But it does not matter if it was a cow or a horse. What matters is that those animals were dead and that …
Effort to recall Nye County official fails – Las Vegas Review Journal
Accused of getting a racist 3 months right after taking public workplace, Nye County Assessor Shirley Matson has survived a recall effort. Recall organizer Stephanie Lopez submitted the signatures of 2,600 voters to the county clerk on Monday in an effort to …
Nevada solar project to get $737 million federal loan guarantee – Las Vegas Review Journal
but drillers exploring for gold and employees performing a six-week stint at the Tonopah Test Range. “It’s really difficult to get rooms at this point here. I guess we’re going to be selling out probably by way of mid-November,” Campbell told the Pahrump Valley Times.