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The Nevada Press Foundation is now accepting nominations for the Nevada Press Foundation Hall of Fame Class of 2026. The Hall of Fame honors individuals who have made significant and lasting contributions to journalism in Nevada—those whose work has strengthened the profession, served their communities, and upheld the principles of …
Read More »Hall of Fame induction ceremonies
Here are videos of the Nevada Newspaper Hall of Fame inductions, starting with the 2018 banquet in Las Vegas for Lisa Kim Bach, Tim Dahlberg and Don Ham.
Read More »Ghost Walk strolls the neighborhood on Saturday
If you’ve been waiting for a good time to tour Carson City’s historic west side, tomorrow (Oct. 24) is the day. The Ghost Walk will be strolling the neighborhood starting at 10 a.m. and continuing the tours until 2:30 p.m. Check out the web site for details. We’re pleased to …
Read More »Laura Myers Hall of Fame induction
John Cahlan
John Cahlan, who started in the newspaper business by hawking copies on street corners as a boy, rose to become editor of two of the state’s largest and oldest newspapers. His earliest renown, however, was as a sportscaster. As a student at the University of Nevada in Reno, he announced …
Read More »Even cowgirls get the news
from RANGE magazine: National recognition for western publisher Caroline “CJ” Hadley, publisher of RANGE magazine, has been nominated to the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame. Her acceptance as a candidate is the first step in the painstaking process of selecting the four or five women who will be honored at …
Read More »Ed Vogel, journalist
I just want to add my condolences, on behalf of the Nevada Press Association, to the family of Ed Vogel, who worked alongside us here at the Press Center until his retirement and will be greatly missed. Much already has been written about Ed’s career, from the well-written obituary by …
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