Original air date: 10/30/25 Lt. Doug Fisher with the Elko County Sheriff’s Office and Cpl. Joshua Taylor with the Elko Police Department provided updates on the Crime Suppression Unit, Child Sex Trafficking, Safe Back Country Travel and details on the upcoming First Tuesday series on Tuesday, November 4th.

Original air date: 10/29/25 FISH Director Pastor Tim Royal and Reverend Julie Vice of the FISH Board of Directors were guests to talk about the holiday season and food insecurity as well as helping government workers impacted by the government shutdown. Visit the new website elkofish.org.

FISH Director Pastor Tim Royal and Reverend Julie Vice of the FISH Board of Directors were guests to talk about the holiday season and food insecurity as well as helping government workers impacted by the government shutdown. Visit the new website elkofish.org.

Jill Baker-Tingey was the featured guest with updates on extension service programs including 4-H, Heart & Hope Family Violence Intervention and Agriculture & Natural Resource.

Annette Kerr of the Elko “E” Center provided an update on numerous events, activities and happenings in November and December. Visit ExploreElko.com for a community calendar with hundreds of happenings in collaboration with the Elko Area Chamber of Commerce at ElkoNevada.com.

Original air date: 10/31/25 Julie Gabrielson, Conservation Educator with the Nevada Department of Wildlife talked about hunting, fishing, outdoor recreation and the upcoming Elko Sportsman Expo. NDOW is seeking volunteers to help with programs in the classroom and the field. Call or visit NDOW online at NDOW.org.

Julie Gabrielson, Conservation Educator with the Nevada Department of Wildlife talked about hunting, fishing, outdoor recreation and the upcoming Elko Sportsman Expo. NDOW is seeking volunteers to help with programs in the classroom and the field. Call or visit NDOW online at NDOW.org.

Lt. Doug Fisher with the Elko County Sheriff’s Office and Cpl. Joshua Taylor with the Elko Police Department provided updates on the Crime Suppression Unit, Child Sex Trafficking, Safe Back Country Travel and details on the upcoming First Tuesday series on Tuesday, November 4th.

Assistant City Manager Dale Johnson provided an update in City News in advance of the regular City Council meeting. There will be an update on the opening of the Boys and Girls Clubs City Swimming Pool and Recreation Center planned for January 2026. The city is hosting the final in a series of strategic planning workshops on Tuesday, November 4th, the public is invited to observe at the “E” Center. Also, Elko City Planner Cathy Laughlin was named State City Planner of the Yea

Original air date: 10/24/25 Museum Director Lauren Roovart and Education Coordinator D’Ette Mawson were guests to talk about museum events, exhibits, collaborations and happenings. The museum is located at 1515 Idaho Street and features historic as well as contemporary exhibits and art.

Museum Director Lauren Roovart and Education Coordinator D’Ette Mawson were guests to talk about museum events, exhibits, collaborations and happenings. The museum is located at 1515 Idaho Street and features historic as well as contemporary exhibits and art.

Original air date: 10/21/25 Parks & Rec Director James Wiley was our guests with an update on numerous projects that have been completed, are in the works, or are planned. The advisory board approved a five-year plan of capital projects to include court rehabilitation, Sno Bowl improvements, and big tournaments coming to the Elko Sports Complex in 2026.

Cowboy Poetry Gathering Manager Callie Greenhaw was our guest to promote the 2026 National Gathering. From music to art, food, dance and workshops, find tickets and show information online at nationalcowboypoetrygathering.org. The 2026 Gathering opens January 26th.

Parks & Rec Director James Wiley was our guests with an update on numerous projects that have been completed, are in the works, or are planned. The advisory board approved a five-year plan of capital projects to include court rehabilitation, Sno Bowl improvements, and big tournaments coming to the Elko Sports Complex in 2026.

Christina Bradford of the VRC and Elko Veterans Corps promoted ongoing and upcoming events in November in support of the Veterans Day Parade, Veterans Corps Ball and student speaker contests as well as recognition for first responders and teachers. The Veterans Resource Center is located on campus in McMullen Hall.

Organizers of the “No Kings Rally,” in Elko planned for Saturday, October 18th appeared to talk about the significance of participating in democracy. Jan Boyer and Doug Clarke are joined by other nonpartisan supporters who are frustrated by national politics and concerned about the government shutdown. The Elko rally coincides with a national effort.

Elko Area Chamber CEO Billie Crapo talked about Chamber Board Elections which will be underway soon, the Elko Chamber Check program which has circulated some $15-million dollars in the local economy, and the numerous special events and activities happening this spooky season right into the holidays.

Elko County Commissioners Delmo Andreozzi and Jon Karr were in for the County Update in advance of the regular meeting. A variety of topics were discussed ranging from jail expansion to the exploration of secondary access to Spring Creek.

Assistant City Manager Dale Johnson provided an update on city news in advance of the regular city council meeting. The city is poised to take back the Elko Girls Scout House for use by local non-profits, the downtown Elko RDA Sidewalk project is nearing completion, and Parks and Rec Advisory Board will give numerous updates during Thursday’s regular meeting.

Original air date: 10/10/25 Matt McCarty, Director of the Elko Senior Center, provided an update on Senior Center news ranging from holiday events to the status of Meals on Wheels and fundraising for a parcel of land to locate a future Senior Center. The center serves M-F meals at 11:30 a.m. for a suggested donation for seniors 60 or better. Under 60 can eat for $10 per meal. Call 775-738-3030.