The Soroptimist International of Fallon hosted its 13th Annual Quarter Auction on Saturday, October 18, at the Fallon Convention Center, transforming the evening into a “Cauldrons & Cosmos” Spooktacular. Guests turned out in festive spirit for one of Fallon’s most beloved fundraising events, bidding on dozens of items donated by local businesses and supporters. Proceeds from the lively auction benefit the organization’s Live Your Dream scholarships, Dream It, Be It mentoring programs, and other Soroptimist projects that empower women and girls in the community. “Last night’s Quarter Auction was one for the books,” members posted afterward. “Thank you to our amazing community for always coming out to support us—we’re already looking forward to next year!”

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Comment text: Nevada truly is beautiful and Fallon has so many different bird species! Keep up the great work!!
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I would like to commend Rachael Dahl and the Fallon post for their article. Civics 101. This is a reminder that we as citizens live in a representative form of government and why it is so important that we vote as voting is our way of making our voice heard.
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