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Photographers tell the experiences and challenges of recreating historical photos. By Nevada Magazine When we set out to recreate historical photographs, we knew it would be a challenge. How much […]

Nevada rides the mining rollercoaster…again. BY RON SOODALTER Ghost towns are romantic. Sure-thing tourist attractions, they call to mind an earlier era. And Nevada purportedly has more ghost towns than […]

Plunged back into the nation’s conflicts, Nevada solidifies itself as a worldwide destination with the help of some infamous assistance. BY RON SOODALTER Nevada emerged from the Great Depression in […]

Nevada booms out of a depression, and women’s suffrage highlights a progressive movement in the state. BY RON SOODALTER From its earliest days as a part of Utah Territory, Nevada […]

From Dust to Doré The thunderous crack of massive colliding stones fills my ears as I stand on the observation platform of Coeur Rochester, Inc.’s rock crusher. Awestruck by the […]

Get ready to celebrate the rich history and lively spirit of one of Nevada’s oldest settlements at Dayton Valley Days, a beloved two-day festival set in the heart of Old Town Dayton.

For five unforgettable days each fall, the Cordillera International Film Festival transforms the Reno‑Tahoe region into a creative nexus for filmmakers and film lovers alike.

I’m taking a journey that thousands have taken before, and I’m not just talking about the popular tourist attraction I’m on, but one that began in the late 1800s.

We sat down with Hame Anand, CEO and de facto spokesman of The Clown Motel, to chat about the world-infamous lodging destination, its resident ghosts, art, and (of course) clowns.

Nevada’s Wild West roots are encapsulated in this living ghost town just one hour from the Las Vegas Strip.