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Trina Machecek: Colorful drinks

Summer is so close I can almost taste the smoothies made with fresh berries.

Our Opinion: Mail processing plan should be scrapped

President Ronald Reagan expressed what many Americans felt in 1986 when he said in a speech, “The nine most terrifying words in the English language are 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help.'” The horror of those words spoken by the 40th president have resonated with Americans for decades, and lately, now with a proposal to shift the U.S. Postal Services processing operations from Reno to Sacramento.

Past Pages for April 3-5, 2024

That tent on the plaza is part of the hunting outfit of the party with whom Andy Wright went a deer stalking last Fall. Wright pitched it in time to catch some April Fools with the bait that it was set up there to accommodate “Doctor Livingston’s Brother,” who was to lecture in it, so the joke went.

Faith & Insight: ‘Top priority’

This weekend, 2.3 billion Christians will observe Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday. The events that are commemorated on these days are referred to as of “first importance” by the Apostle Paul.

Jim Hartman: Senate race: Democrat Rosen vs. 13 Republicans

Nevada’s junior Democratic U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen, faces a tough re-election in November.

Past Pages for March 30 to April 2, 2024

Carson City history from the Nevada Appeal archive

Letter: The Second Amendment

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Trina Machacek: Getting from here to there

If someone were to ask you what the biggest hurt in your life was, would it be physical, emotional or somewhere in between?

Letter: Blowing smoke

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Past Pages for March 27-29, 2024

Saloon: The handsomest front in Carson is that which embellishes Pendola’s Saloon on King Street. Some elaborately carved brackets and cornice-work, and a set of arch-shaped glass doors of Spanish cedar give the place the appearance of the more elegant saloons in San Francisco.

Letter: What about the woman in the womb?

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Ranson: Remembering my colleague Norine Arciniega

For almost seven decades, the Arciniegas — Norine and Ed — were the epitome of educators diligently teaching generations of students at Churchill County High School.

Letter: Abortion rights

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal

Strong: Neither snow nor rain …

Louis DeJoy has devised a new way to delay mail service — he wants to move the Reno mail processing center to Sacramento.

Letter: Gun violence: Correcting the record

Letter to the editor of the Nevada Appeal