In the headlines:

• City may pull downtown bar licence for serving minors
• Historic Courthouse closed following major water leak
• County Commission Chair faces legal action on Thursday
• County Commission meeting to try to hire Finance Director...again
• Two arrests on Thursday-Friday White Pine Sheriff's Office blotter
• BLM completes wild horse gather near Ely
• Cortez-Masto gets over $400k for White Pine County in Secure Schools Act
• Bobcats Baseball sweeps Needles for first wins since 2002
• Needles Ladies sweep Ladycats softball team

There’s a saying that we’ve talked about for years: Actions have Consequences.  To the modern generation, it’s become abbreviated to FAFO, F*** around and Find out.  Members of your White Pine County Commission have had an arrogant attitude, forever believing they could do anything they wanted to do and never face any consequences.  They believed that just because they got elected, they had the ultimate authority.  It doesn’t matter how many of your supporters bluster, rant on Facebook, threaten lawfare against the whistleblowers; the truth is, the law is the law.  There’s a price to pay.  FAFO, and so far, two commissioners are going to find out.  FAFO.

Dave Costello of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with our weekly spiritual commentary, the Sunrise Service update, a Food Bank Update, and thoughts on doing what's right!

In the headlines:

• Two elected officials file suit to remove County Commission Chair amid accusations of malfeasance and disregarding state law.
• Second attempt to hire Finance Director on Wednesday's County Commission agenda
• Tuesday and Wednesday's Sheriff's Office Blotter report
• Congressional District Meet and Greets set this weekend
• Report: Swalwell donations to Aaron Ford's 2022 campaign
• Lombardo outraises everyone in mid-term fundraising
• President Trump visits Las Vegas
• Fernley City Council removes councilman - again

In the headlines:

• More details emerge on Murder/Suicide at Elko Regional Airport
• A jury has found Live Nation and Ticketmaster violated federal and state antitrust laws
• UP's "Big Boy" rolls through Nevada to big crowds
• I-15 series pits VGK against Utah in first round of playoffs

In the headlines:

• Internet returning following major fiber outage 
• One arrest on Monday's Sheriff's Blotter
• Will Fernley City councel expel Councilman...again?
• Details on Monday's Murder/suicide at Elko Regional Airport
• 100 aftershocks after 5.7 quake near Silver Springs
• $7.2 million federal tax lien against Floyd Mayweather
• Churchill County to appoint a new sheriff on Friday
• Details on President Trump's visit to Vegas Thursday released
• President endorses candidates in 1st and 3rd Congressional Districts, endorses Anthony for Lt Gov. 

in the Headlines:

• Two dead in Murder-suicide at Elko Regional Airport
• White Pine Sheriff's Blotter includes a report of one death
• 5.6 Earthquake near Silver Springs
• Nevada Department of Corrections to close Carlin and Jean Conservation Camps
• UNR places College of Education dean on administrative leave
• Nevada Supreme Court refuses to dismiss suspension of Pahrump Justice of the Peace Michele Fiore

In the headlines:

• Cancer claims Churchill County Sheriff
• Las Vegas woman charged with DUA and other charges
• Nevada Hospital Price Finder announced by Governor Lombardo
• Report:  Mining companies pushed Governor to fire water regulator

For decades Leftist politicians have utilized lawfair and litigation and social media suppression and governmental agencies to suppress conservatives and conservative thought.  Now local so-called Republicans are using those same tactics to try to suppress opposition in the form of legal threats and intimidation, all in the name of maintaining the status quo of the good old boys.  White Pine County doesn’t need politicians who serve their own interests or those of only their backers.  Sixty years ago, White Pine County had a vibrant, thriving business community.  This Commission and their backers have done their best to make sure that they and their  backers are the only ones who can thrive.  We need candidates willing to do what it takes to bring sustainable growth to White Pine County so our county can become a 21st-century version of what White Pine County was at its peak.   Only then can we make White Pine County Great Again.

Pastor Daniel from the Ely United Methodist Church asks us to pray for peace in these war times.