Fall 2021

Until 2020, I don’t think there was ever a year that I didn't go to Pyramid Lake. That means, for…

After hitchhiking cross-country from my family's home in New Rochelle, New York, I landed in Salt Lake City looking for…

Every year, we think, "It can't get any better," and every year you prove us wrong. Our judges had another…

In 1885, Absalom Lehman was riding south of his remote ranch near the Nevada-Utah border. As he worked his way…

The Ruby Mountains—one of Nevada’s most precious gems—evoke a sense of discovering some elegant treasure. It’s like walking though a…

Nevada’s first generation of writers and journalists ushered in a golden age of literature in the West. BY CORY MUNSON…

Each issue, we showcase what we love about Nevada. Well, now it’s your turn. We’re dedicating these pages to our…

During its heyday, Echo Bay—located on the Overton Arm of Lake Mead—supported a hotel, a huge marina, a convenience store,…

Human fascination with Mother Nature’s fauna existed long before recorded history. We can’t get enough of the animals with whom…

While journeying Nevada’s highways, it’s easy to get distracted by options; each road shooting off into the desert holds the…

It seems unlikely that the California Gold Rush would spawn Nevada’s first Jewish synagogue. Yet, that’s where Temple Emanu-El’s story…