Churchill County alumni provide support through a new online platform
LEAD On connectors can offer assistance for local high school students LEAD On launched its innovative Connector Program Monday. The new portfolio item is one way the local nonprofit aims to support high school students in Churchill County to prepare for life after high school. According to their website, “Connectors are alumni from Churchill County who provide support to current students. Alumni are sorted based on the support they are willing to offer.” The program launched with 20 LEAD On Connectors and eight types of support. Connectors are young professionals who graduated from high school within the past ten years. They have various career backgrounds, from software engineering to public relations, and live both...
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Lahontan Elementary Honors Veterans
Students at Lahontan Elementary hold program for Veterans Day Lahontan Elementary held a special program to learn about Veterans Day and honor our service men and women. Ella Pope read a message to her father at...
New Business – Life’s Little Treats
Life's Little Treats at 40 E. Center #4 by Susan Weikel -- If you’re looking for another option for those on your gift list and want to browse through unique homemade gifts and reasonably priced jewelry,...
Logos Christain Academy – Tall Tales
Attached are two Tall Tale stories from Kindergarten students at Logos Christian Academy. They were dictated to an adult for writing down. Click image to make large Click image to make large...
The Cocktail Napkin – Heritage Cocktails
Bourbon must be made in the United States By Jo Petteruti, Mixologist and Owner, Jo's Stillwater Tea Room Did you know that September was Bourbon Heritage Cocktails month? If you did, good for you! But if...
Churchill County Democrats meet
Recent presenters at the Churchill County Democrat meeting were campaign staffers Megan Macias, Nick Lal, and Jacob Allen by Jeanette Strong -- Churchill County Democrats met on November 14 to hear about planning for the 2020...
News from Numa Elementary
Students at Numa Elementary recycle #1 plastic, Evan Innes, left and Noah Saili are in Mrs. Solinski's 5th grade class Students from Mrs. Solinski's 5th grade class gather the #1 plastic bottles. They are helping to...
Community comes together for Conner and the McGowan family
Stone Cabin honors Conner McGowan by donating their proceeds on all sales on Friday to the family By Garrett Kalt — Many Fallon residents opted for coffee on their Friday lunch break. At noon, the service...
Obituary – Conner Clay McGowan
It is with great sadness and grief that we share the passing of Conner Clay McGowan, aged 19. Conner was an amazing young man full of hope and excitement for the future. That excitement was cut short on Sunday night,...
Fire Officials Take Oath
Commissioner Pete Olsen administers the oath of office to the the fire department officers. At their meeting last week, the Churchill County Commissioners ceremoniously swore in new Fallon/Churchill Fire Department officials. From left are Chief Jared...
Public Meetings Week of November 11th
The public meetings can be viewed on The Fallon Post calendar page. To list a meeting or event, please click here and complete the form to send to our staff for posting. Please include your flyer/graphic/photo. ...
Lahontan Elementary – Students of the Quarter
Principal Kimi Melendy with the Kindergartners recognized as Students of the Quarter in October The following students who attend Lahontan Elementary School have been chosen by their teachers as Student of the Quarter and were recognized...
Greenwave Marching Band at UNR Event
The Greenwave Marching Band at the UNR Sierra Band Crusade The Churchill County High School "Greenwave Marching Band" competed this weekend at the University of Nevada in the 40th annual Sierra Band Crusade presented by Absolute...
What Can Investors Learn from Veterans?
Doug Drost is a local Edward Jones certified Financial Planner Each year, Veterans Day allows us to show our respect for the sacrifices that military veterans have made for our country. But have you ever stopped...
Births – October 2019
Births – October 2019 Babies born at Banner Churchill Community Hospital Brayden Dean Roseland To Alaina Roseland and Ray Medina on October 8, 2019 at 2:14 p.m. Weighing 9 pounds and measuring 19 inches. Sage Thomas Flaherty To...
Churchill County alumni provide support through a new online platform
LEAD On connectors can offer assistance for local high school students LEAD On launched its innovative Connector Program Monday. The new portfolio item is one way the local nonprofit aims to support high school students in...
Veterans Day Salute
Rob Carnahan is the CEO at Banner Churchill Community Hospital Veteran’s Day salute from Rob Carnahan, Chief Executive Officer at Banner Churchill Community Hospital For Rob Carnahan, it wasn’t just administering medicine in the field during...
Obituary – Elmer G. Doege
These flower resemble the flowers on a Century Plant more than they do a Yucca Elmer G. Doege of Fallon NV passed away on Wednesday, October 30, 2019 after being hospitalize in the Reno Veterans Hospital...
Special Performance for Veterans Day
There will be a special performance on Monday night, November 11th at the Historic Fallon Theatre on Maine Street, featuring the Lovelock Community Singers performing a medly of patriotic songs. Plan to attend, the doors will open at 5:00 p.m....
Enel Employees Give Time in National Green Up Our Community Project
Before. Enel crews in the early morning with the old mint green paint panels by Rachel Dahl -- Eighteen Enel Green Power employees recently donated a day of their time to make improvements to the arena...
