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Indivisible Northern Nevada holds rally for Kamala Harris in Reno

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Indivisible Northern Nevada holds rally for Kamala Harris in Reno


In Reno, the progressive grassroots group Indivisible Northern Nevada rallied at Idlewild Park on Saturday to support Vice President Kamala Harris.

Former Democratic Nevada Lieutenant Governor and Biden White House administration advisor, Kate Marshall, energized the crowd.

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“Because we believe in this country and that we are a nation of laws. And Kamala is going to get us there, is she not? Woo! And we are going to get Kamala there, are we not?! Woo!”

The event focused on Kamala Harris and Project 2025, a 920-page plan written by the ultra-conservative Heritage Foundation to usher in the next Republican president. 

The event follows statewide democratic parties across the nation pledging their delegates to Kamala for the nomination. She will officially accept at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in two weeks.

Kamala Harris’s popularity reflects in the polls, bringing her neck-and-neck with former president Trump in Nevada and other crucial swing states.

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It’s important to note that Former President Trump and the Republican National Committee have distanced themselves from Project 2025. Additionally, the director of the Heritage Foundation has stepped down due to the controversy surrounding the plan.

The Harris campaign has thirteen offices across Nevada and is launching an unprecedented canvassing and door-knocking operation in the Battleborn State.



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Nevada City’s 9th Annual Public Menorah Lighting heading indoors due to Thursday rain forecast

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Nevada City’s 9th Annual Public Menorah Lighting heading indoors due to Thursday rain forecast


Due to rainy weather forecast, the Annual Menorah Lighting in Nevada City has been moved indoors to The Miners Foundry (325 Spring St, Nevada City). Co-sponsored by Chabad of Grass Valley and The Miners Foundry, this special and FREE Chanukah celebration will take place on Thursday, December 26, at 4:00 p.m., and the public is invited to join the fun.

This year, for the first time ever, the event will feature the lighting of a 12-foot illuminated menorah, the largest and brightest in Nevada County. The menorah lighting promises to be an inspiring and memorable moment, bringing the community and our elected officials together to celebrate the message of Chanukah.



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Nevada County Properties | Recreation Realty, Inc. returns to historic Highway 20 location in newly expanded community hub

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Nevada County Properties | Recreation Realty, Inc. returns to historic Highway 20 location in newly expanded community hub


Celebrating 50 years in business, Nevada County Properties | Recreation Realty, Inc. is thrilled to announce the consolidation of their two offices, Broad Street Nevada City and Hwy 20 at Harmony Ridge to its original home on Highway 20, Nevada City, at Harmony Ridge, this December! This move not only brings the company “back to its roots” but also provides the community with a newly expanded and renovated hub for convenience and connection.

The updated building is now home to three unique businesses: Nevada County Properties | Recreation Realty, Inc., Tour of Nevada City Bicycle Shop Outpost, and Harmony Ridge Market, offering residents and visitors a one-stop destination for real estate inquiries, outdoor recreation needs, and a local deli and convenience store all at the entrance to the popular Scotts Flat Lake recreation destination.



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Brendon Lewis era is over for Nevada football

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Brendon Lewis era is over for Nevada football


The Wolf Pack will have a new starting quarterback next season.

Brendon Lewis, who has played the majority of snaps the past two seasons, has committed to play football for Memphis next year.

Lewis played in 24 games at Nevada, completing 342 passes on 548 attempts for 3,603 yards, 18 touchdowns and 13 interceptions. He finishes his Wolf Pack career with a QB rating of 123.7.

Lewis previously played for the University of Colorado Buffaloes from 2020 to 2022.

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His departure leaves two quarterbacks on the Nevada roster for next season who played in 2024 — AJ Bianco and Chubba Purdy — along with incoming freshman Carter Jones, who coach Jeff Choate raved about on signing day Dec. 3.

Lewis’ departure wasn’t the only transfer portal roster change for Nevada. Wolf Pack offensive lineman Isaiah World has committed to Oregon and fellow linemen Tyson Ruffins will play for Stanford, while Josiah Timoteo will move to Oregon State.

The Wolf Pack has added Bryce Echols (6-foot-5, 271 pounds) a defensive lineman who played for Arizona last season and Hadine Diaby (6-3, 300) and offensive lineman who played for Tennessee State

The winter transfer window closes Saturday, Dec. 28. The spring window is set for 10 days, opening April 16 and closing April 25.

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Nevada football transfer portal 2024-25

  • Isaiah World, OT, RS Jr, 6-87, 280, to Oregon
  • Brendon Lewis, QB, RS Jr, 6-3, 209, to Memphis
  • Ike Nnakenyi, edge, RS So, 6-3, 220
  • KK Meier, S, RS So, 6-1, 203
  • Jonah Lewis, CB, so., 5-10, 168
  • Tyson Paala-Ruffins, OL, So., 6-3, 205, to Stanford
  • Drue Watts, LB, RS Jr, 6-1, 215
  • Mackavelli Malotumau, DL, Jr, 6-1, 290
  • Josiah Timoteo, OL, So, 6-4, 300,, to Oregon State
  • Luke Farr, OT, Fr., 6-6, 283
  • Sean Dollars, RB, RS Sr, 5-10, 185
  • Carter Jula, P, Fr, 6-2, 205
  • Devin Gunter, CB, Sr, 5-11, 175



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