Locked in a dead heat, both U.S. Sen. Harry Reid and Sharron Angle picked up support in the past two weeks, according to a poll for the Las Vegas Review-Journal and 8NewsNow that shows Nevada voters sharply divided on whether Reid’s Senate seniority is too valuable to lose.
Spots on my list of places to review come about in all sorts of ways. In the case of Sammy’s L.A. Pastrami & Burgers, it was an enthusiastic owner.
Moral messages in a complex world aren’t always transparent. They are in “TransParent.”
The loudest voices on the right today speak of reversing, cutting, dismantling, eliminating. The overarching message is that all the progress made during the 20th century — the institutions and innovations that modernized and civilized the world — must be torn down, ripped out, erased.
To the editor: A Tuesday Review-Journal story discussed the many unemployed Nevadans still waiting for unemployment checks or relief because of an antiquated computer system. Reportedly, a fix for this is still three years away, at a cost of $35 million.
Sierra Vista baseball coach Levi Gill wants his players to savor every moment of this week’s American Legion World Series.
Armon “The Hammer” Gilliam, Years: 1984 to 1987, Career highlights: The 6-foot-9-inch forward/center is seventh with 1,855 points and sixth with 890 rebounds. Only top-10 scorer who played just three seasons.
Coronado’s football program will have its fourth coach in four years roaming the sideline when it opens the season Sept. 3 at Eldorado.
GOLDSBORO, N.C. — A prosecutor on Thursday in the trial of a man charged with killing a pregnant fellow Marine challenged the defense’s characterization of the victim as someone who was immature and had a history of lying.
CARSON CITY — The Independent American Party of Nevada has filed an appeal with the state Supreme Court that challenges the right of Scott Ashjian, the Tea Party candidate for U.S. Senate, to appear on the November election ballot.
