Members

For members of the Nevada Press Association.

Subpoenas

3B: Subpoenas Under State Law 3B1: Nevada’s Shield Law Nevada’s Shield Law, NRS §49.275 is one of the strongest in the nation. It states: No reporter, former reporter or editorial employee of any newspaper, periodical or press association or employee of any radio or television station may be required to …

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Specialized publications

News services The Associated Press Organizations NV Energy Nevada Policy Research Institute Donald W. Reynolds School of Journalism Individuals John Barrette Marilyn Newton Interested in joining? CARSON CITY County: Carson City Battle Born 2460 Fairview Drive Carson City, NV 89701 Telephone: (775) 887-7250 FAX: (775) 887-7256 Publisher: Bill Burks Editor: …

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2009 Better Newspaper Contest award winners

Outstanding Journalist –Weeklies Annie Flanzraich, North Lake Tahoe Bonanza “Extremely versatile. Is able to engage the community in a variety of ways. Listens to the readers and can tackle tough issues.” Outstanding Journalist – Dailies Molly Ball, Las Vegas Review-Journal “She is tenacious in her coverage. Her writing encompasses a …

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2008 Better Newspaper Contest award winners

Outstanding Journalist- Dailies Marshall Allen, Las Vegas Sun“ “In a category loaded with talented reporters and investigative pieces, Marshall’s depth of reporting and the quality of his writing set his work apart. His indentured doctors stories were extraordinary, but over the other submissions were terrific examples of what journalists are …

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2006 Better Newspaper Contest award winners

Story of the Year “Married couple brought together for the final hours” Ed Koch, Las Vegas Sun “It may seem unusual that we passed much meatier stories and selected this one.  Many of the entries show excellence in reporting and research.  But the criteria here was ‘compelling.’ And this story, …

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2004 Better Newspaper Contest award winners

Story of the Year “THE TRUCKEE RIVER TOMORROW” Staff, Reno Gazette-Journal “The Reno staff has produced a wide-ranging look at plans that could drastically change the Truckee River and the communities around it.  It examined a multitude of issues, ranging from the historical background to a vision for the future, …

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