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100 years ago, a devastating flood dealt this small northwestern Nevada mining camp its deathblow. BY MATTHEW B. BROWN | JULY/AUGUST 2012 Just prior to 5 p.m. on Thursday, July […]

By Karen (Lani) Cazier This Nevadan’s family has been calling the Silver State home for 122 years. I guess you’d say I am embedded—it’s in my blood. Nevada is where […]

Nevada’s wildlife sanctuaries rescue animals while educating and entertaining visitors.

Nevada is a state made up of stories. For hundreds—and even thousands—of years, American Indians, emigrants, miners, and dreamers traversed Nevada’s ranges and deserts playing to the horizon and chasing dreams. In the process, they have left history that stands the test of time in the form of historical markers. The best way to discover these fascinating historical sites—around 270 total—is by incorporating them into your next road trip.

RENO: 150 Years in the making The Biggest Little City in the World looks ahead to its sesquicentennial celebration. BY MATTHEW B. BROWN I’ll never forget when I told a […]

Second of six-part series explores clues left behind by the earliest Nevadans. BY ERIC CACHINERO Thousands of years before the Great Pyramid of Giza, Machu Picchu, and Stonehenge were built, […]

Pack the car, fasten the booster seats, and get ready to explore national parks by starlight, spot bighorn sheep on cliffsides, enter century-old mining tunnels, and unwind at family-friendly resorts. With its wide-open spaces and one-of-a-kind attractions, your next unforgettable family vacation starts in the Silver State.

Uncover rich Nevada history by exploring landmarks, ghost towns, and iconic Old West sites. From the state’s first inhabitants to atomic testing and the evolution of the Las Vegas Strip, get the real Nevada story. Then come be a part of it.

There are perks to being a Nevadan, including when you travel. Check out these discounts, deals, and travel packages around the Silver State—including some available only to Nevadans. Viva Las […]

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