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Fallon family still needs help recovering from fire

Fundraising in place after “starting over from scratch” from June 8 blaze.

Fallon's Riley graduates from FBI National Academy

The 10-week program includes training in communication, leadership and physical fitness.

Summer at Fallon Theatre in full swing

Updates from your community-owned and -operated Fallon Theatre.

Medal of Honor recipient to speak at American Legion dinner

Don Ballard will speak at the 106th American Legion Department of Nevada convention on June 28.

Trustees approve rescue plan for baseball field

The board plans to work with the Fallon Hornets club team to restore the field on East Richards Street.

Plans wrapping up for Fourth of July events

Annual pie bake-off is Saturday at the Wolf Center.

Lahontan Elementary hosts Ag Festival

The event provided a hands-on learning experience for students, who were treated to an array of exhibits.

High school rodeo: Peek, Edgmon qualify for nationals

The national rodeo event is July 13-19 in Rock Springs, Wyo.

Fallon Rodeo Club qualifies seven for Junior National Rodeo

Several Fallon cowboys and cowgirls qualified for the national rodeo finals, which begin next week.

De Golyer Bucking Horse and Bull Bash begins next week

Also: Pitch, Hit & Run event set for July 26.

Ceremony honors U.S. flag and Army

On one side of the Capitol grounds, Carson City residents on Saturday expressed their rights protesting the federal government, while on the other side of the grounds at the Veterans Plaza several hundred people honored the evolution of the U.S. flag and the Army’s 250th birthday. That fact wasn’t lost on Flag Day’s speaker, Brig. Gen. D. Rodger Waters, the state’s adjutant general, who talked about the historical significance of honoring both national institutions.

CAPS: Summer kittens are on the rise

Kitten season refers to a time when cats are giving birth to litters; it typically lasts between April and October.

Middle school supports ‘Team Kennedy’

Churchill County Middle School comes out to support sixth-grade student unable to attend the last few months of school due to medical issues.

NIAA will add lacrosse, beginning in 2026-27

Many Northern Nevada high schools currently compete in non-NIAA High Sierra Lacrosse organization.

Northern Nevada military news briefs

Military news and events from around the region.

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