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Elko photographer uncovers hidden history about downtown building (opens the original)
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ELKO â Local photographer Kate Brown has spent the past year researching her historic downtown studio space at 443 Idaho St. She has published her research in the form of a newspaper issue, not affiliated with Elko Daily Free Press, which can be picked up at the Northeastern Nevada Museum and the Lace Collective. LYDIA SNOW is a reporter at Elko Daily Free Press. She can be reached at lsnow@elkodaily.com. Subscribe to our Daily Headlines newsletter. Court records allege a South Dakota sex offe
Gallery: Home arts exhibit at Elko County Fair (opens the original)
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ELKO â On the morning of Sept. 2, participants in the Home Arts Exhibit at the Elko County Fair filed into the exhibit hall to enter homemade entries with volunteers putting them on display. Drawings and paintings, quilts, aprons, textile work, preserves, glass work, Native American jewelry, crochet and even LEGO sculpture were just some of the types of arts and crafts on display. The exhibit hall opens to the public on Friday at 1 p.m. From a Nevada-themed tree skirt displayed in Washington,
Battle Born Youth ChalleNGe Academy at Elko County Fair (opens the original)
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ELKO â During Saturday horse races at the Elko County Fair was a tribute to all veterans of the U.S. military at the top of the races on Saturday. The final race of that day also honored all branches of the military. Each of the six horses in the race represented a branch of the United States military: Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard and Space Force. Read through the obituaries published in Elko Daily Free Press Read through the obituaries published in Elko Daily Free Press Read th
Gallery: Robin Hood Renaissance Faire 2026 (opens the original)
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LAMOILLE â Lamoille Grove Park set the stage for the Robin Hood Renaissance Faire on Aug. 29-30. The faire was a fundraiser for the Rotary Club of Elko. It attracted multiple food and craft vendors as well as Elko organizations like Friends in Service Helping and Boy Scouts. Read through the obituaries published in Elko Daily Free Press Read through the obituaries published in Elko Daily Free Press Read through the obituaries published in Elko Daily Free Press Read through the obituaries publi
"Love Nevada" evangelism week reaches over 2,800 people (opens the original)
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ELKO â The Love Nevada evangelism week, which united churches in Elko and Spring Creek for a community service mission the second week of August, served over 2,800 people according to host group Global Network of Evangelists. A look by the numbers follows. From Monday, August 10 to Saturday, August 15, the âLove Nevadaâ mission week brought churches from around Elko County together for local community service work, assisted by international Christian evangelism group Global Network of Evan
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