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Category Archives: Nevada history
Catherine Cortez Masto is beating Adam Laxalt by far less than the spoiler count for unhappy voters
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Share on Facebook Continue readingNotwithstanding recession and pandemic, diversification away from gambling remains an elusive goal
Share on Facebook Continue readingSitting as it does in the Mojave Desert of southern Nevada, less than 300 miles from Mexico, the immediate Las Vegas area has pretty mild winters, with no snow most years. Except for this: A scan of the mountainous horizon … Continue reading
Share on FacebookPox-on-all-parties line plus write-in vote ban could tip Nevada to Biden
Share on Facebook Continue readingNevada gained statehood in 1864 just in time to vote for the Republican incumbent
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Share on Facebook Continue readingThe relationship of James Buchanan and William R. King prompted rumors back in the day
Share on Facebook Continue readingOver three decades, just five places were deemed hospitable to black travelers
Share on Facebook Continue readingIn 1924 the state built world’s first gas chamber to kill Chinese gang member Gee Jon
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Share on Facebook Continue readingBy massacring Indians and Latinos, he helped open the West to gringos.
Share on Facebook Continue readingTurns out a 2006 Forbes issue I tried to sell for big bucks on Ebay wasn’t used to spank the future president
Share on Facebook Continue readingCopper mogul William A. Clark tried to bribe his way into U.S. Senate before putting a railroad straight through the future Sin City
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