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Raiders Looking Into CB Addition
It has long been clear Jack Jones will occupy a starting spot as a perimeter corner for the Raiders this season. Likewise, Nate Hobbs is positioned to serve in a first-team role in the slot. Second-year cover man Jakorian Bennett will begin the campaign as a starter opposite Jones, but the team’s depth beyond those three is an area of concern.
Carson High NJROTC instructor jobs proving hard to fill
Carson High School’s two Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps positions take the right combination of active duty and teaching experience, officials said. “It is a really awesome position for the right person, and to identify the right person, there are a couple of different paths to quality for employment,” said Dan Sadler, Carson City School District associate superintendent of human resources.
SOS Outreach, Northstar teach local youth about career paths, providing job experience
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. – SOS Outreach, a youth development nonprofit that provides mentorship through outdoor adventure and community engagement, has expanded its Career Development Program to engage seven participants in NorthLake Tahoe. Through this summer program, SOS participants are encouraged to sign-up for a two-week, paid skills intensive that focuses on interview skills, resume building, technology, professional communication and inclusion in the workplace. Following completion of the intensive, teens ages 16 and up interview for paid apprenticeships at Northstar California.
UNLV seeks to sell shuttered Sam Boyd Stadium to Clark County
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — UNLV wants to sell Sam Boyd Stadium, the former home to the university's football team, back to Clark County. President Keith Whitfield is scheduled to present the proposed sale to the Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents on Sept. 5 and 6, according to a meeting agenda.
Jury deliberating fate of ex-politician accused of killing Las Vegas investigative reporter
LAS VEGAS (AP) — A jury began deliberating Monday in the trial of a former Las Vegas-area Democratic politician accused of killing an investigative journalist who prosecutors said the official blamed for writing stories that destroyed his career, ruined his reputation and threatened his marriage. “And he did it...
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