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Upload date: 04/03/2024 02:08 PM
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2115 Bobcat Drive, Ely, NV 89301 Ely Center Campus/Great Basin College
Organizer: Great Basin College
Date and time: 06/10/2024
🦀 Elks Annual Crab Crack 🦀 🦀 Elks Annual Crab Crack 🦀 Elks Annual Crab Crack 🦀Saturday, January 31, 20265:30 PM – 7:00 PMEly Elks Lodge #1469 Location: 694 Campton St., Ely, NVGrab your friends and family and join the Ely Elks Lodge #1469 for one of Ely’s most loved traditions - the Annual Crab Crack! This fun, laid-back evening is all about good food, great company, and enjoying crab the way it’s meant to be eaten… with your hands! 😜This event serves 500 pounds of crab that is shipped to Ocean Beauty Distributors in Salt Lake from Fisheries in Astoria, Oregon. Volunteers from the lodge drive to Salt Lake to pick up the frozen crab on Wednesday before the event. The crab is thawed and served at just the right temperature. Along with the crab, 60 pounds of coleslaw and 50 loaves of garlic bread, cocktail sauce and 39 pounds of melted butter is also served with dinner!Whether you’re cracking shells with friends, sharing laughs with family, this event is a favorite for a reason, it’s a true community gathering around the table!Tickets:$70 – Crab Dinner$100 – Steak & Crab DinnerLimited tickets are available, so get yours early! Tickets Reserved Only by Calling Gayle (775) 293-0107Come hungry, dress comfortably, and get ready for a fun night at the Elks Lodge - We hope to see you there! 😎Event start date: 01/31/2026
White Pine County NEEDS SURVEY White Pine County NEEDS SURVEY This Extension has launched a survey to assess needs in 14 northern Nevada counties, and is asking citizens to go online to participate before January 31st.  If you’ve ever got advice on caring for your landscape from a Master Gardener, enrolled your child in a 4-H Youth Development Program, or picked up a Living With Fire handout on how to prepare your home for the threat of wildfire, you’ve interacted with the White Pine Extension unit of the University of Nevada, Reno . The University is currently engaged in communities across the state, presenting research-based knowledge to address critical community needs. go online to participate by Jan. 31.“We really want to hear from our stakeholders, whether it’s families, teachers, businesses or local officials,” said Abbey Pike, Extension’s coordinator in Washoe County. “Needs and challenges are constantly changing and evolving. This is an opportunity for everyone to have their voices heard, and for us to step back and take a look at what our priority areas of programming should be over the next several years.”Extension is unique in that it is a county-state-federal partnership with offices and programs throughout the state charged with providing needs-based, practical education to people, businesses and communities. It’s housed in the University’s College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources, as many of its programming areas overlap with that college’s areas of focus. Extension’s programming spans the fields of agriculture and horticulture, health and nutrition, natural resources, personal and family development, and community development.For this particular survey, Extension is focused on obtaining input from residents in northern Nevada counties, including Carson City, Churchill, Douglas, Elko, Eureka, Humboldt, Lander, Lyon, Mineral, Nye, Pershing, Storey, Washoe and White Pine. Participants will have the chance to enter a drawing for one of the available $50 gift cards in each county.Pike says Extension county leaders will analyze the survey responses, interview key stakeholders and review previous evaluations to determine the most urgent needs in each county. These findings will help guide Extension’s efforts to deliver programs that can have the most impact to strengthen Nevada communities. Email Pike or your local Extension office for more information. Event start date: 01/05/2026
Family Paint Night - White Pine High School Family Paint Night - White Pine High School Calling all White Pine High School Boys & Girls Club families! Join us for a fun-filled Family Paint Night on February 3rd at 5:30 PM. This is a great opportunity for kids and caregivers to paint side by side, express their creativity, and make lasting memories together.  No experience needed All supplies provided Food will be provided Fun for the whole family Join us for a creative evening filled with painting, food, and family fun at the White Pine High School Boys & Girls Club!Event start date: 02/03/2026