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Rural Nevada: Unique Opportunities in Unique Communities

August 1, 2012 By Jamie Lober Leave a Comment

The answer to how to succeed in business without really trying is not as complex as you may think. Business owners should tune their ears in to what is happening in rural Nevada. They may be pleasantly surprised at all they will learn ranging from the mining boom in Elko to the interesting products that… [More...]

Filed Under: Building Nevada Tagged With: American Pet Diner, Autie D’s Orchard Delights, Basque, Berlin Ichthyosaur State Park, Big R, Bob Shriver, Botcha-Caloop's Custom Etching, California Interpretive Trail Center, Churchill County Museum, Connect Nevada, Copper Kiln Pottery, Dairy farmers, Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park, Death Valley, Department of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, Discover Your Nevada, Elko, Ely, Enel Energy, Eureka, Fallon, Fallon Convention and Tourism Authority, Ferrel Hansen, Fred and Nancy Klein, geothermal, Golden Gate Petroleum, Goldwell Open Air Museum, Gourmet Rooster, Governor's Office of Economic Development, green energy, Heidi Lusby-Angvick, Highway 50, Highway 95 Regional Development Authority, hybrid, Larry Friedman, Lovelock, Lovelock Chamber of Commerce, Lynette Castillo, made in Nevada, micro-loan program, Minden, Mineral County, mining, Mizpah Hotel, Naval Air Station, Neighborhood Stabilization Program, Nevada Commission on Tourism and Cultural Affairs, Nevada Northern Railway, Nevada Rural Development Corporation, open air museum, Pahrump, Pershing County, Pershing County Economic Diversification Authority, Pyramid Lake, Reno, Rhyolite, Rick Gray, rural Nevada, solar, Stagecoach, Star Hotel Restaurant, Tonopah, Top Gun, tourism, USDA, Valley of Fire State Park, Virginia City, wind, Winnemucca

Rural Nevada: Micro-Economies in a Macro State

June 1, 2011 By Jennifer Rachel Baumer Leave a Comment

While Nevada is one of the hardest hit states and still battling its way back from the recent great recession, the Nevada economy is made up of micro-economies. The state as a whole saw 13.2 percent unemployment in March, but the rate varies by county. At first glance, it might be assumed that Nevada’s rural… [More...]

Filed Under: Feature Story Tagged With: Anne Miranda, Bill Chernock, Boulder City, Carson Valley Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Authority, CC.Communications, Churchill County, Community Development Block Grant program, Cowboy Poetry & Music Festival, Dayton, Department of Defense, Douglas County, ECEDA, Elko County, Elko County Economic Diversification Authority, Esmeralda County, Fallon, Fallon Chamber of Commerce, Fallon Naval Air Station, Gardner-ville, Genoa, Genoa Candy Dance Arts & Crafts Faire, Hearts O' Gold, Lincoln County, Lovelock, Lyon County, Mesquite, Mesquite Chamber of Commerce, Mike Skaggs, Minden, Mineral County, Natalie Parrish, Nevada Commission on Economic Development, Nevada rural communities, Nevada unemployment rate, Nye County, Pahrump, Pam Borda, Pershing County, renewable energy, Rural Microenterprise Assistance Program, rural Nevada, Rural Nevada Development Corporation, rural Washoe County, Sand Mountain Recreation Area, Sarah Adler, Topaz Lake, USDA Rural Development, Winnemuca