In the headlines:

• NV Energy to addres White Pine County Commission on Greenlink North project
• Sheriff's Office Blotter report for Wednesday
• Quiet High School sports weekend
• Clark County Schools abandon NIAA football over Bishop Gorman dominance
• Vegas police, judges squabble over repeat offender - 36th arrest!
• North Las Vegas lawsuit over Term Limits

In the headlines:

• City of Ely certifies single candidates for City Council
• Sheriff's Office Blotter report for Tuesday
• Golf team in Elko; Track team in Spring Creek tomorrow
• Clark County School District tells NIAA they won't play Bishop Gorman in Football
• Lieutenant Governor cited over Transgender Athlete task force
• Elko County Sheriff warns on scam calls
• Sue Wagner, first female Lt. Governor, passes at 86
• Study: 40% of Californians moving to Nevada are Republicans
• Gas prices rise, still cheaper than much of the state

In the headlines:

• White Pine County Commissioner indicted for Federal Fraud charges
• Governor Lombardo visits Mt Wheeler Power over the weekend
• Monday Sheriff's Office Blotter report
• 13 horses died during Wild Horse Roundups
• Nevada Prison Doctor license suspended after testing positive for methamphetamine and other drugs

A White Pine County man is facing federal charges for allegedly starting two wildfires on public land in northern Nevada.

A grand jury indictment unsealed in Reno accuses Henry Conrad Vogler of setting the Lookout Springs Fire in Spring Valley in June of 2022, and the North Creek Fire in the same area in July of 2024. Authorities say both fires were intentionally set on public land without authorization.

 Henry Conrad Vogler is the legal name of White Pine County Commissioner Hank Vogler, who is running for re-election.  

According to the Justice Department Vogler is charged with two counts of timber set afire, each carrying a possible penalty of up to five years in prison.

The case was investigated by the Bureau of Land Management and is being prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Nevada.

It was a great weekend at the White Pine Republican Committee Lincoln Day Brunch on Sunday, the 15th  and it was great to see and chat with so many of our listeners, supporters, and advertisers.  What was the most puzzling, though, was the total absence of any county officials, including the County Commissioners.  Now the Mayor of Ely was there.  But where were the Republican County Commissioners - including the newly appointed commissioner, Mr. Noriega, who had been appointed by the Governor, who was there!  White Pine County gets a lot of help from the state.  If the Commissioners want to keep getting that help, why weren’t your Commissioners there?  Inquiring minds want to know.

In the Headlines:

• James Settelmeyer resigns as Director of Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural Resources to run for congress
• 27 file to run for Nevada 2nd Congressional District; Settlemeyer front runner
• 20 running to replace Governor Lombardo 
• Three arrested in White Pine County over the weekend
• Governor backs Las Vegas Metro's refusal to release "dangerous" repeat offender; Supreme Court to decide
• Swim Team performs well over the weekend
• NBA may add Las Vegas, Seattle teams 
• Gas, Diesel rise, but still below the rest of the state

Governor Joe Lombardo, Lieutenant Governor Stavros Anthony, and several other dignitaries attended the White Pine Republican Committee Lincoln Day Brunch, but Ely Mayor Nathan Robertson was the only elected official that showed up.  None of the County Commissioners attended.  None.  Were they too busy studying what to cut from the County Budget or how many people they could get rid of in County Government?

In the Headlines:

• Last-minute filings leave three contested races in the primary election and two contested races in the general election.
• Lincoln Day Brunch attracts candidates from across the state
• White Pine Sheriff's Office blotter report for Thursday 3-12
• County Commission budget meetings Monday and Tuesday
• Highs and Lows as Ladycats Softball team split  2-2 on the weekend
• Fuel prices jump over the weekend but still among the lowest in the state

Dave Costello of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints talks about the annual Sunrise Service and good news from the Food Bank.

in the headlines:

• Five candidates file for County Commission Seat One
• Sheriff's Office joins statewide Speeding enforcement
• Washington state truck driver arrested after allegedly running a school bus off the roadway
• City Council votes to fund Dog Park
• County Commission to hold Budget meetings Monday and Tuesday
• Softball, Track, and Swim teams on the road this weekend
• Elko man held on child porn charges
• Nine Nevada wild horses at risk in Texas "Kill Pen"