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The Nevada State Beekeepers Conference is coming Feb. 20-22 in Yerington, Nevada. Inform, Educate, and Inspire. Get all the details from Debbie and Dan on this radio program and register at www.NevadaStateBeekeepers.org It might just be the best thing you do in 2025!

Almost two weeks ago, a moderate earthquake centered around Yerington, shook that small town and Reno, which is about 70 miles northwest.

April 1, 2024 changed my journey forever and launched a month of experiences I never could have imagined. It was heartbreaking and groundbreaking and just the beginning of a new life without by brother. 8 days after we got the news I traveled to Jacksonville, FL with the WiLD Leaders team to support Dr. McKenna as a keynote speaker and to hold the clipboard for Rob and Dr. Hallak running the day long CEO Forum at the CLA National Conference. Then, my mom and I traveled to Olympia , WA to remember Remy with the people we grew up in community with there, and then on to Nevada to meet up with my Niece at attend the service for my brother with the people who loved him deeply in Yerington. #Life #Loss #Journey #Lead #Travel #Remember #Grow #Learn #Together

Guardian Metal Resources CEO Oliver Friesen joined Steve Darling from Proactive to announce a major development at the company's flagship Pilot Mountain Project in Nevada, revealing potential large-scale porphyry-style mineralization. The discovery was made in drill hole PM24-002, prompting the company to consult with Dr. Lawrence Carter, a renowned expert in porphyry copper deposits and a specialist on the nearby Yerington porphyry copper district. Dr. Carter conducted a comprehensive review and provided recommendations for further exploration and drilling. In response to these findings, Guardian Metal Resources has staked an additional 16 new claims at Pilot Mountain, significantly expanding the project's footprint. The company has also completed further magnetic and induced polarization (IP) geophysical surveys to aid in drill targeting. The results of these additional IP surveys will be interpreted and released in the near future, as the company continues to explore the potential of this promising mineralization. #proactiveinvestors #guardianmetalrrsources #aim #gmet #otcqx #gmtlf #Tungsten, #CriticalMetals, #Mining, #PilotMountain, #OliverFriesen, #USNationalSecurity, #PorphyryExploration, #GreenTechnologies, #NuclearFusion, #MilitaryApplications, #GeophysicalAnomaly, #DrCarter, #NevadaMining, #OTCListing, #UKCompany, #USMarket, #MineralSupplyChain, #Reshoring, #ExplorationGeology#invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

The Nevada State Beekeepers Conference is coming Feb. 22-24, 2024 in Yerington, Nevada; the Hub of Lyon County. President, Debbie Gilmore is joined by fellow beekeeper, Marvin Graham to talk about what it takes to start your beekeeping adventure. How much does a hive cost? What kind of safety equipment is best for kids? How much honey can a beekeeper get each year? Answers to these questions and more on today's program. Join us this year and become a beekeeper! www.NevadaStateBeekeepers.org www.MasonValleyBeekeepers.org www.Sageintl.com

Marvin Graham talks about the joys of beekeeping and the upcoming Nevada State Beekeepers Conference. Feb. 23-25, 2023 in Yerington, Nevada. Thank you for supporting local beekeepers! www.NevadaStateBeekeepers.org www.MasonValleyBeekeepers.org

Amanda Burden, Editor and Publisher of Edible Reno-Tahoe Magazine talks about the recent Drinks issue and about sponsoring the 2023 Nevada State Beekeepers Conference, Feb. 23-25, 2023 in Yerington, Nevada. It's a great event for new and experienced beekeepers. Sample great food made with local honey plus a keg of mead from Black Rabbit Meadery in Reno. You will love it!

Braelynn Yerington and Melody Gandy join Nigel and Tony Kinnett to talk before they testify at the State House tomorrow on HB 1188 and HB 1169!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Honey Bees are absolutely fascinating! There's no other insect humans rely on more than bees. Debbie Gilmore of the Nevada State Beekeepers talks about the upcoming Nevada State Beekeepers conference, Feb. 23-25 in Yerington,NV. nevadastatebeekeepers.org

Bees function as some of the great pollinators of the world. Bees feed 80% of the crops we eat, including broccoli, apples, asparagus, blueberries and coffee, just to name a few. Debbie joins Cheri to talk about the upcoming Nevada State Beekeepers Conference Feb. 23-25, 2023 in Yerington, NV. This year's conference will focus on Beginning Beekeepers. nevadastatebeekeepers.org hallshoney.com 775-463-2757

January is the perfect time to set the tempo for the entire year. Peter and his guests talk about the local real estate market and compare it to what it was like just a few short months ago. Debbie Gilmore talks about beekeeping for beginners and the upcoming Nevada State Beekeepers conference in Yerington, NV. Tracy Girdwood and Roy Hopper talk about the Help Save The Bees Foundation. Samantha Allison from Lux Lavender discusses the many benefits of lavender and Debbie Gilmore of Halls Honey elaborates on the many wonders of delicious, all-natural honey. nevadarealestateradio.com 775-786-5515 peter@sageintl.com helpsavethebeesfoundation.org 775-384-2403 sharkeyteam@homes-nv.com 775-846-9291 nevadastatebeekeepers.org Samantha Allison - 775-722-5371 luxlavendernv.com set.llc.nv@gmail.com Debbie Gilmore 775-220-5567 hallshoney.com dgilmore88@gmail.com

Peter talks with Debbie Gilmore about the upcoming Nevada State BeeKeepers Conference, Feb. 23-25, 2023 in Yerington, NV. the pair also discuss beekeeping for beginners, and the joys of "beeing" around fellow bee-lovers. nevadastatebeekeepers.org Debbie Gilmore 775-220-5567 dgilmore88@gmail.com

Peter starts 2023 talking bees with Andrew Linden of Mann Lake LTD, one of the largest beekeeping supply companies in the country. If you have ever considered "bee"coming a beekeeper, this episode will answer lots of questions you may have. There is also more info on the upcoming Nevada State Beekeepers Conference, Feb. 23-25 in Yerington, NV. mannlakeltd.com 1-800-880-7694 nevadastatebeekeepers.org

The history of Beekeeping goes back at least 4,500 years. The importance of bees cannot be overstated. The beekeeper has a more productive garden as well as the added benefit of harvesting honey in the fall. If you have ever thought of "beeing"a beekeeper, Debbie Gilmore fills you in on how to get started. The Nevada State Beekeepers Conference is Feb. 23-25 in Yerington, NV. nevadastatebeekeepers.org hallshoney.com 775-463-2757

Kutoven “Ku” Stevens and his family organized a 50-mile run honoring the survivors and victims of the Stewart Indian School in Carson City over the weekend. He recently spoke to KUNR's Gustavo Sagrero about the ultramarathon at his family's home on the Yerington Paiute Reservation. Editor's note: As a warning for those impacted by the trauma of Native American boarding schools, this story discusses some of what happened there.

Whenever Allegra Weingarten was asked by friends and family to send music she always responded by telling them to wait for Momma's new music. She knew the music she was creating with her best friend and bandmate, Etta Friedman, was some of their best work yet. They put in over a year of crafting and carefully creating the songs that will appear on “Household name” which is set to be released on July 1. Etta, who can be her own worst critic at times, admits that she is finally excited about showing her own personal music.   There is a big shift for this record. The pair went from writing music out of Yerington, Nevada, where Friedman has family, to the bright lights of New York City. Last record was a record that had small town vibes, but also had a message of having the freedom to travel wherever and whenever. This opened the doors to the idea of being overnight sensations. Although the two Momma members are modest when they talk about their growth, calling it slow and steady over the past several years, there's no doubt that the two have made a tremendous leap. They recently played in the UK with Wet Leg, which was their first time playing over seasons. Their listeners have made a huge jump since the release of “Medicine” in November. Their music was even noticed by Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy and Louise Post of Veruca Salt. Momma still has several goals to check off on a list they made several years ago, but they are on the right track—there's a reason they have a song called rockstar. Allegra can finally show the songs that she has been talking about for so long. On July 1 their hard work will finally pay off. Check out the band below!  Website: https://www.mommaband.com   Bandcamp: https://mommaband.bandcamp.com/album/household-name   Sporify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5Wj0an60VgRckYV9zlDe1e?si=H2WhBPC5SJG-0-NR-s37lQ Instagram: https://instagram.com/momma.band?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=   Twitter: https://twitter.com/momma_band?s=21&t=t2p4hVlGhOmgfRswbfdyRg

Naomi Irion body recovered Authorities discovered the remains of an 18-year-old northern Nevada woman who was kidnapped over two weeks ago, officials said. The Lyon County sheriff's office said late Wednesday that investigators acting on a tip about the disappearance of Naomi Irion found a gravesite in a remote part of northern Nevada on Tuesday. An autopsy on Wednesday confirmed the body was Irion, the sheriff said in a statement. Earlier Wednesday, a 41-year-old man with a violent criminal record was charged with first-degree kidnapping. A judge in rural Lyon County left Troy Driver's bail unchanged during a brief court hearing Wednesday. It had been set at $750,000 after his Friday arrest. Driver, of Fernley, has yet to enter a plea. He was arraigned from jail Wednesday via Zoom. Justice of the Peace Lori Matheus said Driver will have to wear a GPS monitoring device if he posts a bond. Driver has been held at the Lyon County Jail in Yerington as a suspect in what authorities say was Irion's kidnapping. She was last seen around 5:25 a.m. March 12 in her car in a Walmart parking lot in Fernley about 30 miles (48 kilometers) east of Reno. Security video showed a masked man wearing a hooded sweatshirt get into her car. Driver abducted her "on or about March 12" and "did hold or detain her for the purpose of committing sexual assault and/or purpose of killing her," according to the two-page criminal complaint filed Wednesday in Lyon County's Canal Township Justice Court. The FBI offered a $10,000 reward for information to locate Irion. Hundreds of volunteers have joined searches during the past two weeks, looking for clues in a vast desert area. Irion lived in Fernley with her older brother, Casey Valley, who told reporters after the hearing that the family was "all in shock" that any bail was set. Irion's vehicle was found three days after she went missing near a paint manufacturing facility in an industrial park along Interstate 80 not far from the store. Valley said earlier his sister usually catches a bus from the Walmart lot to work at a Reno-area Panasonic facility. Valley said she never arrived at work and he contacted family members and authorities when Irion didn't return home that weekend. Matheus set a court date for Driver next Tuesday, and a preliminary hearing April 12 to decide if there is evidence for Driver to be tried in state court. He could face life in prison without parole if he is convicted. His defense lawyer, Mario Walther, did not immediately respond to requests for comment following the hearing. Several news outlets have reported that Driver was sentenced to 15 years in prison for his role in a 1997 murder case in Northern California. Mendocino County Court records show he pleaded guilty that summer to robbery, burglary and firearms charges as well as to being an accessory to a felony after the fact. California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation spokeswoman Dana Simas said in an email to The Associated Press he was sentenced to 15 years on those charges on Aug. 19, 1997, was released to state parole supervision in 2012 and discharged from parole supervision in 2014. Before authorities announced that her body had been identified, Valley told reporters Wednesday that family members appreciate the support from the community and praised efforts by sheriff's deputies and federal agents to find his sister. "Lyon County and the FBI are working very hard," he said. "I wish there was more and everybody does." ___ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otcpod1/support

Help Save the Bees Foundation – is a 501c3 Nevada nonprofit whose mission is to inspire and educate the community about importance of bees, their challenges, and how to participate in supporting them and taking action for their health and survival. Ray Hopper is the founder and Treasurer. He has been keeping bees off and on since 1982. His passion has inspired him to dedicate his life to help the plight of bees. Dan Rider is a Director, a beekeeper and an organic gardener. His wife, Valarie Rider is the owner of Heirloom Gardens an organic Permaculture based landscaping company. Both are very experienced in organic gardening and working to support nature and local ecology. In this episode we learn more about the health of our bees, about “Help Save the Bees Foundation” and how we can all take action to support the health and recovery of bees and other types of native pollinators. https://helpsavethebeesfoundation.org/ Additional Links recommended in this episode https://biggestlittlebeecityusa.org/ Beekeeping Clubs: https://www.northernnevadabeekeepersassociation.org/ (Reno) https://greatbasinbeekeepersofnevada.org/ (Carson City) https://masonvalleybeekeepers.org/index.html (Yerington)

Help Save the Bees Foundation – is a 501c3 Nevada nonprofit whose mission is to inspire and educate the community about importance of bees, their challenges, and how to participate in supporting them and taking action for their health and survival. Ray Hopper is the founder and Treasurer. He has been keeping bees off and on since 1982. His passion has inspired him to dedicate his life to help the plight of bees. Dan Rider is a Director, a beekeeper and an organic gardener. His wife, Valarie Rider is the owner of Heirloom Gardens an organic Permaculture based landscaping company. Both are very experienced in organic gardening and working to support nature and local ecology. In this episode we learn more about the health of our bees, about “Help Save the Bees Foundation” and how we can all take action to support the health and recovery of bees and other types of native pollinators. https://helpsavethebeesfoundation.org/ Additional Links recommended in this episode https://biggestlittlebeecityusa.org/ Beekeeping Clubs: https://www.northernnevadabeekeepersassociation.org/ (Reno) https://greatbasinbeekeepersofnevada.org/ (Carson City) https://masonvalleybeekeepers.org/index.html (Yerington)

With the VORRA Desert Open series closing out its 2021 Season, Jordan recaps the Yerington 300 and the RCG Racing Team's day alongside SMC Racing's event. As depressing as it is to think about, Jordan covers the proper way to store your UTV for the winter months. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thetrailtalkshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thetrailtalkshow/support

Segment 1 - Reno High's Luke Hobson qualifies for U.S. Trials Segment 2 - Exploring Our Backyard: Biking on a railroad track? You can do that through the Carson Canyon Segment 3 - Nitro Circus' 'You Got This' tour returns to Reno in August Segment 4 - 'Mr. Yerington:' A community remembers legendary coach Mike Lommori Segment 5 - A look at Nevada's next quarterback target, Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi Segment 6 - Final thoughts

Please Share This Video: youtu.be/vIEmMHVZefA Joining us for a conversation is Mike Ciricillo the CEO of Nevada Copper. As we discuss the latest exciting developments from the flagship Pumpkin Hollow project located in Yerington, NV. Nevada Copper is in production and is on the path to becoming the next mid-tier copper producer in the world's top-rated mining jurisdiction. The Pumpkin Hollow project host both an open-pit and underground mine. We get to discuss them both in today's interview. Find out why the stock price has moved from .06 all the way to .32 in a 52 week period. BUILDING THE NEXT MID-TIER COPPER PRODUCER Nevada Copper (TSX:NCU) is a US copper producer and owner of Pumpkin Hollow, which hosts an underground project that is now in production, and an open pit development. The property is located in Nevada (USA) – rated by The Fraser Institute as the World #1 mining jurisdiction. The processing facility commenced production in December, 2019, using development ore stockpiled during construction of the underground mine. The project benefits from a straightforward approach to production, together with a desert climate and local topography that facilitates efficient, eco-friendly mining techniques. In addition, the local district of Yerington is a former copper-producing region with superb infrastructure and a skilled workforce. The project’s substantial reserves and resources include copper, gold and silver and there is clear potential for deposit expansion and greenfield exploration. Nevada Copper: (TSX: NCU | OTC: NEVDF) Website: www.nevadacopper.com Corporate Presentation: nevadacopper.com/investors/presentations/ Website| www.provenandprobable.com Call me directly at 855.505.1900 or email: Maurice@MilesFranklin.com Precious Metals FAQ - www.milesfranklin.com/faq-maurice/ Proven and Probable Where we deliver Mining Insights & Bullion Sales. I’m a licensed broker for Miles Franklin Precious Metals Investments (www.milesfranklin.com/contact/) Where we provide unlimited options to expand your precious metals portfolio, from physical delivery, offshore depositories, and precious metals IRA’s. Call me directly at (855) 505-1900 or you may email maurice@milesfranklin.com. Proven and Probable provides insights on mining companies, junior miners, gold mining stocks, uranium, silver, platinum, zinc & copper mining stocks, silver and gold bullion in Canada, the US, Australia, and beyond.

Please Share This Video: https://youtu.be/vIEmMHVZefA Joining us for a conversation is Mike Ciricillo the CEO of Nevada Copper. As we discuss the latest exciting developments from the flagship Pumpkin Hollow project located in Yerington, NV. Nevada Copper is in production and is on the path to becoming the next mid-tier copper producer in the world's top-rated mining jurisdiction. The Pumpkin Hollow project host both an open-pit and underground mine. We get to discuss them both in today's interview. Find out why the stock price has moved from .06 all the way to .32 in a 52 week period. BUILDING THE NEXT MID-TIER COPPER PRODUCER Nevada Copper (TSX:NCU) is a US copper producer and owner of Pumpkin Hollow, which hosts an underground project that is now in production, and an open pit development. The property is located in Nevada (USA) – rated by The Fraser Institute as the World #1 mining jurisdiction. The processing facility commenced production in December, 2019, using development ore stockpiled during construction of the underground mine. The project benefits from a straightforward approach to production, together with a desert climate and local topography that facilitates efficient, eco-friendly mining techniques. In addition, the local district of Yerington is a former copper-producing region with superb infrastructure and a skilled workforce. The project’s substantial reserves and resources include copper, gold and silver and there is clear potential for deposit expansion and greenfield exploration. Nevada Copper: (TSX: NCU | OTC: NEVDF) Website: www.nevadacopper.com Corporate Presentation: https://nevadacopper.com/investors/presentations/ Website| www.provenandprobable.com Call me directly at 855.505.1900 or email: Maurice@MilesFranklin.com Precious Metals FAQ - https://www.milesfranklin.com/faq-maurice/ Proven and Probable Where we deliver Mining Insights & Bullion Sales. I’m a licensed broker for Miles Franklin Precious Metals Investments (https://www.milesfranklin.com/contact/) Where we provide unlimited options to expand your precious metals portfolio, from physical delivery, offshore depositories, and precious metals IRA’s. Call me directly at (855) 505-1900 or you may email maurice@milesfranklin.com. Proven and Probable provides insights on mining companies, junior miners, gold mining stocks, uranium, silver, platinum, zinc & copper mining stocks, silver and gold bullion in Canada, the US, Australia, and beyond.

A mobile dental service is improving access to care for underserved communities. Drop-In Medical recently visited Yerington, in Lyon County, for the first time. It’s one of the several rural counties in the state grappling with a shortage of dental providers. KUNR’s Natalie Van Hoozer made the trip out there to learn more about the need for dental as part of overall health care in the region.

Jackie Keliiaa is a stand-up comedian raised in Hayward and based in Oakland. She's unapologetically Bay, and proud of her Yerington, Paiute and Washoe roots. She's also funny af.   Building off Charlie Hill's legacy, Keliiaa cracks jokes about colonialism, Native culture and family, alongside her trials and tribulations with dating. Before the pandemic, you could catch her shows at Punchline San Francisco, Comedy Oakland and Tommy T's. She's featured alongside other Native comedians in the televised 'First Nation Comedy Experience'. She also produces events that showcase woman of color comics, and she just launched a podcast where she interviews creative friends. One of her latest endeavors includes contributing a chapter in the newly published book, We Had a Little Real Estate Problem: The Unheralded Story of Native Americans & Comedy. It's a deep dive into the under-appreciated legacy of Native comedians, taking its name from an iconic Charlie Hill joke, "My people are from Wisconsin. We used to be from New York... We had a little real estate problem."

This episode of Big Blend Radio features park ranger Kristin Sanderson who shares the history of the Pony Express at Fort Churchill and Buckland Station near Yerington in Northwest Nevada. Fort Churchill was an important supply depot for the Nevada Military District (especially during the Civil War), a Pony Express stop, and a base for troops tasked with patrolling the overland routes. Buckland Station was a way station for the Overland Stage Company on the Overland Route. Both the fort and the station are stops on the Pony Express National Historic Trail and the California National Historic Trail. More: https://nationalparktraveling.com/listing/fort-churchill-buckland-station/

This episode of Big Blend Radios Way Back When History show features park ranger Kristin Sanderson who shares the history of the Pony Express at Fort Churchill and Buckland Station near Yerington in Northwest Nevada. Fort Churchill was an important supply depot for the Nevada Military District (especially during the Civil War), a Pony Express stop, and a base for troops tasked with patrolling the overland routes. Buckland Station was a way station for the Overland Stage Company on the Overland Route. Both the fort and the station are stops on the Pony Express National Historic Trail and the California National Historic Trail.

Zingana and Incana on the farm, dicey food in Yerington, gimpy ducks and wild horns, DMV free for all. Long story short, alpacas are super cute.

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On this episode of Big Blend Radio, Melinda Taylor and Steven Ward share the highlights of Yerington Inn and Coffee Slingers, both located in historic downtown Yerington in Northwest Nevada's Pony Express Country. More at https://yeringtoninn.com/

Join Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Radio & TV Magazine and Parks & Travel Magazine, for Big Blend Radio, broadcasting live from Yerington Inn, in Yerington, a destination on the Pony Express and California National Historic Trails in Northwest Nevada. On This Episode: - Melinda Taylor, Steve & Greg Ward, share the highlights of Yerington Inn and Coffee Slingers, both located in historic downtown Yerington. - Kristin Sanderson, Park Interpreter at Fort Churchill and Buckland Station Nevada State Park, gives a brief overview of the park’s history and nature trail. Featured music is “My Favorite Bridge” by Jon Roniger, and “What the Land Will Tell You” by Deborah Crooks.

Broadcasting live from Yerington Inn, in Yerington, Nevada, this special Big Blend Radio Champagne Sundays Mother's Day show features world music fingerstyle guitar master Pierre Bensusan, who talks about his songwriting process, and his new album “Azwan” that focuses on our oneness and interconnectivity in the midst of a unifying global crisis. More: http://www.pierrebensusan.com/

Join Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Radio & TV Magazine and Parks & Travel Magazine, for Big Blend Radio, broadcasting live from Yerington Inn, in Yerington, Nevada. Featured guest is internationally known musician and music industry veteran Rick Levy who will discuss his memoir “High in the Mid-'60s: How to Have a Fabulous Life in Music Without Being Famous.”  Rick Levy’s career began in early 1960s in Allentown, PA with The Limits. He spearheaded the band’s ‘80s revival, and continues to keep The Limits torch burning bright with gigs and special engagements all over the US delighting fans with their authenticity and love of early pop and rock. The collection Garage Nuggets ’65-’68 is a compilation of the early Limits recordings - live, in the studio, in rehearsal - capturing the band’s first attempts at songwriting while the collection Songs About Girls captures their later incarnation from 1979-1988. Both collections have been reissued on all digital music platforms courtesy of  Garage Masters, a division of Cleopatra Records, Inc. Levy has performed with and managed notable pop rock artists, including the Herman's Hermits, Tommy Roe, Freddy Cannon, Jay & the Techniques, The Tokens and Bo Diddley. He is currently the manager and guitarist with Memphis legends, The Box Tops.

Join Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Radio & TV Magazine and Parks & Travel Magazine, for Big Blend Radio’s Champagne Sundays Show, broadcasting live from Yerington Inn, in Yerington, Nevada. Featured guest is world music fingerstyle guitar master Pierre Bensusan, who will discuss his new album “Azwan” that focuses on our oneness and interconnectivity in the midst of a unifying global crisis.   After spending the last few years off the concert trail in order to meticulously craft a new album, “Azwan,” preceded by an accompanying book, “Pierre Bensusan Guitar Collection,” and the unveiling of a handmade Lowden Guitars signature model, all of which were to be supported by an extensive 110-date US and Canadian concert tour running from March 7 into July, world music fingerstyle guitar virtuoso Pierre Bensusan suddenly finds himself back home on French soil after having to pull the plug one week into the concert trek due to the Coronavirus outbreak. While the entire tour is being rebooked for 2021, until then, listeners will have to discover the magic and masterful musicianship showcased on the 12-track digital and CD release composed and coproduced by Bensusan for his 3DADGAD Vision label, which is distributed by MVD Entertainment Group.

On IndyMatters this week, reporter Riley Snyder talks with Sandra Rodriguez and Amy Koeckes from UNR's Center for Student Engagement to discuss an increase in student voter participation at the university. Later Joey sits down with reporter Daniel Rothberg to talk about his big story on the Anaconda Copper Mine outside of Yerington, including how … Continue reading "IndyMatters Episode 109: UNR voting and the Anaconda Mine" The post IndyMatters Episode 109: UNR voting and the Anaconda Mine appeared first on The Nevada Independent.

On IndyMatters this week, reporter Riley Snyder talks with Sandra Rodriguez and Amy Koeckes from UNR’s Center for Student Engagement to discuss an increase in student voter participation at the university. Later Joey sits down with reporter Daniel Rothberg to talk about his big story on the Anaconda Copper Mine outside of Yerington, including how … Continue reading "IndyMatters Episode 109: UNR voting and the Anaconda Mine"

On this episode of Big Blend Radio, Melinda Taylor and Greg Ward of Yerington Inn and Coffee Slingers share an overview of historic Yerington, Nevada, a destination on the Pony Express and California National Historic Trail. Plus, they send Nancy and Lisa on a Mission Possible story assignment to visit and document the various stops along the Pony Express Trail!

Join hosts Nancy Reid & Lisa Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Radio & TV Magazine and Park & Travel Magazine, for Big Blend Radio’s special Love Your Parks Tour how airing live from Florence, Colorado. On This Episode: - Following Fremont - Award-winning military historian and author Mike Guardia discusses the military and political career of John C. Fremont (Jan. 21, 1813 – July 13, 1890), who was explorer, politician, and soldier. Known as “The Pathfinder”, he led five expeditions into the American West during the 1840s. The Love Your Park Tour will be following in his this summer. - Following the Pony Express Trail - Melinda Taylor and Greg Ward of Yerington Inn and Coffee Slingers share an overview of historic Yerington, Nevada, a destination on the Pony Express and California National Historic Trail. Plus, they send Nancy and Lisa on a Mission Possible story assignment to visit and document the various stops along the Pony Express Trail such as Fort Churchill and Buckland Station located just outside Yerington.  - Featured music is “Wheel of Destiny” by James Saunders, and “Alpenglow” by Evren Ozan.  

IR Representative Dennis Bradley of Itronics Inc. (OTCPink: ITRO), returns to the show to talk about zero waste technology at their production plant, Gold'n Gro fertilizer brand, and plans for the Fulstone Project in Yerington, Nevada. # asset appreciation # Auric # Clean Technology # copper discovery # Dr. John Whitney # gold # iron oxide # silver # silver-bearing glass #  specialty chelated liquid fertilizers # toxic liquid wastes # vertically integrated # waste conversion # Nevada

Welcome back, friends. Here's part two of Dr. Carol Clinton's chat with Dr. Christopher Yerington, where he discusses Physicians Income Protection, the business he started that gave him a new lease on his work life and allowed him to help other medical professionals avoid his own predicament. Stay tuned for more ... we're just getting started! https://physiciansincomeprotection.com/.  Credits: You Give Me Reason/Yakaree  Creative Commons License

It's a new year and we're ready to roll again. Get an update on Dr. Carol Clinton's recovery and see what she's got planned for the year ahead. Our first guest is Dr. Christopher Yerington, an anesthesiologist whose career was cut short by disability. Dr. Yerington reveals the dark places his journey took him and how he found a new purpose in life in the first of a two-part interview. Credits: You Give Me Reason/Yakaree  Creative Commons License

In this episode Peter Padilla is joined by Amanda Burden, editor and publisher of Edible Tahoe Reno Magazine, and the President of The Mason Valley Beekeepers, Debbie Gilmore. And joining them by phone is Samuel Ramsey, an entomologist who specializes in honey-bees. Their conversation covers Ramsey's current work with mites and the upcoming 2019 Beekeepers Conference in Yerington, Nevada from February 22-24. http://www.ediblerenotahoe.com/contacthttp://www.ediblerenotahoe.com/contact http://masonvalleybeekeepers.org/2018-beekeeping-mentors.html https://www.facebook.com/samuel.ramsey.33 https://www.nevadarealestateradio.com/blog/buzzing-about-bees

Ralph Masengill, author of “Conquer Change & Win” sends the Love Your Parks Tour on a Stories of Change Mission, and hears the very first story on how Yerington, Nevada changed its name three times! More here: https://nationalparktraveling.com/listing/yerington-a-town-with-three-names/

The United States is getting ready to build its first copper mine in a decade: Pumpkin Hollow in Yerington, Nevada. Tumbling prices and red tape have stalled copper investments for years, but new gains in supply efficiency are attracting large-scale investments again, says Frik Els, editor of Mining.com. A veteran business journalist based in Vancouver, Els argues that copper is so fundamental to many industries that its long-term prospects are bright. Show notes: http://goldnewsletter.com/podcast/nevada-copper-mine-worth-40-year-wait/

Today in the studio, Peter is joined by Dan Rider and Debbie Gilmore. Debbie is with the Mason Valley Beekeepers; and in fact, her family in Yerington, Nevada has kept bees for 100 years. Peter, Debbie and Dan discuss tips for beekeepers, as well as covering some real estate news for Nevada. http://nvhomeconnections.com/ http://masonvalleybeekeepers.org/index.html https://www.nevadarealestateradio.com/

South of Reno and east of Yosemite National Park, Yerington is located in western Nevada, just off the Pony Express National Historic Trail and on the California National Historic Trail. Melinda Taylor, owner of Yerington Inn & Coffee Slingers talks about the region’s attractions, annual events and activities, from Fort Churchill State Historic Park to the Mason Valley Wildlife Management Area, along with what to see and do in historic downtown Yerington such as the Lyon County Museum and Yerington Theatre for The Arts. www.yeringtoninn.comFeatured music is “Ford F-150” from the “Double Take” album by guitarist Micha Schellhass - www.MichaMusic.com

Quaterra Resources Inc. (OTCQB: QTRRF) is a junior exploration and development company with a focus on its copper projects in Nevada including McArthur, Yerington, Bear and Wassuk properties. In this interview, we spoke with Gerald Denis Prosalendis, the company’s President, COO & Director. For more information about the company, please visit their company page here.  

News from Lovelock, Yerington and Storey

Stewart Indian School, bullying in Yerington, pot in Lander, The Nevada Quiz

Copper mine in Yerington, vandalism in Ely, railroad work at Wells • Battle Mountain hospital, interstate proposal, McAvoy Lane

Public records, ‘Censored’ stories • Elko, Yerington, Fallon, Lovelock

Fallon, Lovelock, Yerington

Fallon, Lovelock, Yerington

Officer Courtney Yerington talks to our "Rebel Girls" group about her career.

Officer Courtney Yerington from the OPD discusses identity theft and fraud protection.

Big Blend Radio interview with Mike Hagen, docent of Lyon County Museum in historic downtown Yerington, Nevada. From local Native American culture to the pioneers, miners, farmers and ranchers who developed the land, the Museum preserves and showcases the region’s diverse history and heritage. See: http://nationalparktraveling.com/listing/lyon-county-museum/

Pastry Chef Mary Kropelnicki, owner of The Bakery Gallery in Yerington, Nevada, shares her Scone baking tips and recipe. See her recipes> http://blendradioandtv.com/index.php/listing/pastry-chef-mary-kropelnicki/

Jay Dini, owner of the historic Dini’s Lucky Club Restaurant and Casino in downtown Yerington, talks about running the oldest family operated casino in the state of Nevada, as well as its restaurant, bar and gaming opportunities. www.DinisLuckyClub.com

Mary Kropelnicki, pastry chef and owner of The Bakery Gallery in Yerington, Nevada, shares tips on baking brownies. If you love brownies, you are going to absolutely love Mary's easy-to-make brownie recipe that's in Big Blend Radio & TV Magazine. See> http://en.calameo.com/read/0039965667a5758ccfaf0?page=50

On September 3rd, 2007, adventurer Steve Fossett took off from Yerington, Nevada on a short flight in a Bellanca Super Decathlon, and went missing. After more than a year, a hiker found some of his personal effects high in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California on September 29, 2008. Two days later, authorities spotted wreckage from his aircraft. Possible human remains were also found at the site. The aircraft crashed into a steep granite slope at an elevation of about 10,000 feet, seven miles west of the town of Mammoth Lakes, California. The crash site is about 93 miles or 150 kilometers south of Yerington, Nevada. Pieces of the plane were scattered over a steeply sloped area, with the engine about 300 feet from the fuselage wreckage. There was also evidence of a post crash fire. Fossett was the only occupant.

On September 3rd, 2007, adventurer Steve Fossett took off from Yerington, Nevada on a short flight in a Bellanca Super Decathlon, and went missing. After more than a year, a hiker found some of his personal effects high in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California on September 29, 2008. Two days later, authorities spotted wreckage from his aircraft. Possible human remains were also found at the site. The aircraft crashed into a steep granite slope at an elevation of about 10,000 feet, seven miles west of the town of Mammoth Lakes, California. The crash site is about 93 miles or 150 kilometers south of Yerington, Nevada. Pieces of the plane were scattered over a steeply sloped area, with the engine about 300 feet from the fuselage wreckage. There was also evidence of a post crash fire. Fossett was the only occupant.