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History and folklore of Nevada, written by Associate Professor Michael Green of UNLV, and narrated by former Senator Richard Bryan. Supported by Nevada Humanities and dedicated to the memory of historian Frank Wright. (All segments prior to August 2003 were written by Frank Wright.)Nevada Yesterdays is the collection of essays written by Frank Wright that immortalize the real history of Las Vegas.
Whether it's the Lear Theatre in Reno, or the Huntridge in Las Vegas, Preserve Nevada strives to protect historic sites.
The World Series of Poker has been shuffled a few times during its five decades in Las Vegas.
As Nevada Yesterdays returns after a few months of social distancing, it’s worth remembering COVID-19 isn’t our first pandemic.
In the early days - when Nevadans needed to fly, they could book a seat with Bonanza.
This February marked the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution being ratified. The text seems simple:
Charges of tax evasion would eventually lead to the impeachment of a federal judge in Nevada.
It’s uncommon for a legislative body to impeach an official. In Nevada, it’s happened just once.
Unless you’ve been hibernating, you know the House of Representatives impeached Donald Trump.
It was just over 150 years ago that Adolph Sutro sets his sights on building a drainage tunnel for mines in northern Nevada.
Lake Powell is named after someone who had a desire to explore the west – and that he did.
