Issue: June 04, 2015

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Dear Folks,

Join us this week for a trip to Oz. Our cover story deals with the

just-ended 2015 Nevada Legislature at which Republicans used their new

majorities on each other.

Elsewhere in this issue, Kris Vagner profiles a trio of Fallon

ceramicists, Bob Grimm reviews the new disaster flick San Andreas, and

Brian Burghart interviews Seed Cafe owner Rachelle Lanning. In Green,

Georgia Fisher gets information on what that unusual flurry of rains

means. Brad Bynum describes the music of local band The Scatterings. In

news, we talk with political scientists about what a case now pending

before the U.S. Supreme Court may mean for Nevada politics.

Thank you for reading us.

Dennis

Local Stories

Visionary

Rachelle Lanning is an entrepreneur's entrepreneur.

By D. Brian Burghart

This article was published on 06.04.15
- Opinions
- 15 Minutes
Sore winners

Nevada may be a better place because of moderates at the Legislature.

This article was published on 06.04.15
- Opinions
- Editorial
Sessions

I'm off to Philadelphia to learn about journalism.

By D. Brian Burghart

This article was published on 06.04.15
- Opinions
- Editor's Note
Legislative role reversal in Carson City

If re-election hinges on promises kept, get ready for 2016.

By Sheila Leslie

This article was published on 06.04.15
- Opinions
- Left Foot Forward
Better paid workers don’t create jobs

Hiking the minimum wage will not trickle up to corporate profits.

By Brendan Trainor

This article was published on 06.04.15
- Opinions
- Let Freedom Ring
Letters for June 4, 2015

This article was published on 06.04.15
- Opinions
- Letters
Political money fatigue

By Bruce Van Dyke

This article was published on 06.04.15
- Opinions
- Notes from the Neon Babylon