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Volleyball: Vaqueros sweep Dayton to set up Fallon rematch
Volleyball: Vaqueros sweep Dayton to set up Fallon rematch
The Fernley High School volleyball team swept Dayton last Friday, winning 25-10, 25-23, 25-18 to improve to 4-1 in Northern 3A East play and 20-5 overall. The victory sets up a key rematch with league-leading Fallon (4-0) this Friday in Fernley. Trista Menesini led the Vaqueros with 12 kills and five aces, while Emma Masters added six kills. Grace Chapin contributed four blocks, and Alauna Escartin tallied 16 assists. “We played the best we have in two weeks,” said coach Diane Chapin. “We limited mistakes and ran a good offense.” Friday’s 6 p.m. matchup could determine first place in the league standings heading into the final stretch of the season. 10/09/2025 09:02 PM
Fernley boys place seventh at Spanish Springs cross country meet
Fernley boys place seventh at Spanish Springs cross country meet
The Fernley High School boys cross country team placed seventh at the Leo Mikelonis Memorial Invitational last Saturday at Golden Eagle Park, scoring 180 points in a field of 16 teams. Joe Perkins led the Vaqueros with a ninth-place finish in 16:52. Other top finishers included Cael Wilson (32nd, 18:07), Alex Mergell (52nd, 18:48), Dominick Dietrich (54th, 19:00), and Skyler Ledesma-James (80th, 19:57). In the girls race, Fernley’s Corbyn Gillespie led the team with a 64th-place finish in 23:40, followed by Wynter Angus (87th, 26:00) and Jojo Cardinal (90th, 26:27). The Vaqueros next compete at the Clovis Invitational in Woodward Park, California. 10/09/2025 08:58 PM
State Police seeking witnesses to robbery on I-80 near Patrick
State Police seeking witnesses to robbery on I-80 near Patrick
10/09/2025 08:56 PM
Arrest report Sept. 29 – Oct. 5, 2025
Arrest report Sept. 29 – Oct. 5, 2025
10/09/2025 08:53 PM
Fernley, Yerington approve MOU for court services
Fernley, Yerington approve MOU for court services
10/09/2025 08:47 PM
Fernley City Council to hold public hearings on development, zoning changes
Fernley City Council to hold public hearings on development, zoning changes
The Fernley City Council will hold three public hearings next week following first readings of proposed ordinances on Oct. 1. One hearing will cover changes to the 161-acre Red Hawk Ranch Development Agreement, including extending subdivision map expirations, adding all property owners, and relocating the community park. Two additional hearings will address zoning changes — one proposal to rezone 25 acres near Farm District Road from rural residential to single-family (SF6), and another to rezone the city’s planned 23-acre fishing pond park at 2305 Farm District Road from residential to Open Space and Parks (OSP). 10/09/2025 08:45 PM
Council approves job description, pay scale for code enforcement officer position
Council approves job description, pay scale for code enforcement officer position
The City of Fernley is now recruiting two code enforcement officers following City Council approval of the job description and pay scale on Oct. 1. The new positions aim to relieve the building department, which has seen code enforcement demands quadruple over the past five years. The entry-level roles pay between $28.23 and $38.25 per hour. Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent, relevant coursework or experience, and the ability to obtain an International Code Council certification within a year of hire. 10/09/2025 08:39 PM
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Meetings
10/09/2025 08:37 PM
Council approves “Cocktails to go” ordinance
Council approves “Cocktails to go” ordinance
Fernley restaurants with liquor licenses can now offer “cocktails to go” under a new ordinance approved by the City Council on Oct. 1. The measure allows 22 local restaurants to provide sealed alcoholic beverages for takeout or home delivery without obtaining a new license. City Clerk Kim Swanson said the change, made possible by Assembly Bill 375, could create a new revenue stream for local establishments. Drinks must be sealed with a tamper-evident cap, and open containers in vehicles remain illegal. Delivery drivers must be licensed, verify recipients are at least 21, and log all deliveries for four years. A 50-cent surcharge per drink will support the state’s Ignition Interlock & DUI Reduction Program. 10/09/2025 08:26 PM
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