Ebin Price directs a local production of “The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals,” made viral by StarKid Productions. Ebin’s famous mom, Sandy Beeler, was also a guest to promote art and local theatre in our community. The show runs July 10-12 at The Stage Door in downtown Elko.

We conclude the series in celebration of America 250. “Stories of Nevada” is made possible by the Nevada Arts Council and is curated by Nevada State Folklorist Brad McMullen.

County Commission Chairman Delmo Andreozzi highlighted agenda items in time for the regular county meeting to include bill draft requests in time for the legislative session in 2027 to Elko County capital needs including jail expansion.

Lori with guest Stephanie Cook from the Nevada Division of Public & Behavioral Health. Discussing Behavioral Health in rural Nevada & the CCBHC program with Vitality Unlimited.

Elko City Fire James Johnston was in studio to talk about fire safety, the 4th of July fireworks show and planning for future City Fire Department needs.

We feature the latest installment of the commemorative stories of our state in celebration of America 250 as recorded by state folklorist Brad McMullen with support from the Nevada Arts Council.

Nevada Department of Wildlife Conservation Educator Gabrielson talked about the summer season from fishing and boating to volunteering and exploring. Visit NDOW.org

City Police Chief Kyle Ward and Elko County Sheriff Aitor Narvaiza discussed several topics ranging from jail expansion to street racing, AI in policing and how local law enforcement supports Indian colonies and reservations.

Elko historian Jan Peterson talks about what Elko was like before becoming a state and how we fit into America 250.

Lori interviewing Molly Walt with the CEO of Nevada Rual County’s RSVP i.e. Retires Senior Volunteer Program. A non-profit in rural counties. On their locations, their services, & needing volunteers. RSVP Mission = Helping seniors stay independent. Drivers are really-really needed as well as home companions.

City Manager Jan Baum was our guest to highlight agenda items for the regular Elko City Council meeting.

Today we continue our series in celebration of America 250. “Stories of Nevada” is made possible by the Nevada Arts Council and is curated by Nevada State Folklorist Brad McMullen. The first episode is a focus on “Becoming a Nevadan.”

Nevada Youth Mental Health Corps Executive Director Zanny Marsh outlined the new initiative to connect local youth with programs and services in the model of Americorps.

Elko County School Superintendent CJ Anderson provided an update in school news ranging from changes to enrollment, a capital improvement plan for infrastructure repairs to booster club projects to enhance and repair area athletic facilities.

Program description: Lori & Dr. Thompson discuss Men’s Mental Health. June is National Men's Health Awareness Month, a time to focus on the importance of men's physical and mental well-being.

Wildfire season has arrived and with the height of summer heat and dryness still weeks away, local firefighting professionals advise caution and provide safety tips.

Cathy Laughlin of the Silver State Stampede was a guest to talk about the evolution of Nevada’s oldest rodeo that began on Elko’s Southside more than 100 years ago with the vision of famed local silversmith G.S. Garcia. Today, The Legend Lives On with a premier rodeo event that attracts top athletes and entertainment. Visit SilverStateStampede.com.

Today we continue in our series in celebration of America 250. “Stories of Nevada” is made possible by the Nevada Arts Council and is curated by Nevada State Folklorist Brad McMullen. The first episode is a focus on “Becoming a Nevadan.”

Chamber Director Billie Crapo was our guest to highlight numerous summer events and activities, from workshops to festivals, rodeos and concerts, Elko, Carlin and Spring Creek are hosting picnics, parades and art dedications to celebrate America 250.

Nevada Youth Mental Health Corps Executive Director Zanny Marsh outlined the new initiative to connect local youth with programs and services in the model of Americorps.