Oasis Academy broke ground Monday, September 18, on the new high school that they are building on Venturacci Lane. “We appreciate all of the community support,” said Oasis, who thanked Miles Construction, Frame Architecture Inc., the Pennington Foundation, the City of Fallon Government, Mayor Tedford, Regent Carol Del Carlo, the Oasis Board of Directors, Western Nevada College, and everyone who came out to acknowledge the momentous event.

















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Comment author: Sandra Davis
Comment text: So we'll said. So well written. Hopefully young folks, parents, and we Senior citizens will read and acknowledge !
Comment publication date: 9/27/26, 5:38 PM
Comment source: Why Your Home Chooses Your Ballot
Comment author: Cliff (fellow Vietnam Medic)
Comment text: Thank you for your Service and Welcome Home. May God Hold You, RIP 💖💖💖
Comment publication date: 9/27/26, 1:45 PM
Comment source: Obituary - Ramon Celestino Oceguera Jr.
Comment author: Dean S.
Comment text: They should seriously consider a small or mid-size nuclear power plant for the development. There are great developments in nuclear power. Nevada needs to be a leader in using this technology. It is far more "sustainable", "green", or "renewable" than wind or solar.
Comment publication date: 9/27/26, 9:18 AM
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Comment author: jean wilson
Comment text: would have been nice if a video was offered so we could HEAR the and see the marching bands
Comment publication date: 9/25/26, 7:04 AM
Comment source: Greenwave Marching Band Plays at UNR

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