UPDATE: The application was denied due to “fatal errors,” foremost of which being that an officer of the corporation did not sign the application. It was signed by the intended station manager. We will reapply in the future. We have completed a construction permit application with the FCC to run a Low-Power FM radio station…
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Holy Hell! Humbug Harley Davison has heralded a humongous happenstance! Demoted all the way down to the last rung. Poor bastard. $45 at the door for all red shirts. Doors open at 5:03pm. Huzzah!
NO PREPAY BRUV-MUFFINS! Cash or check at the door. When: Standard Party Time, 5:02 p.m. until we are satisfied. Dinner at 7:04 p.m.Where: ECV Hall, 34 N B Street, Virginia City, NVWhat: This is our Chapter’s annual fancy dress ball, with Widders in attendance. Prizes for best outfits, raffle, dinner served at 7:04 p.m. How…
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http://www.ecvinc.org/TRASH/TRASH%20XLIX/TRASH49ProcV3%20Final.pdf
UPDATE Scholaris Tribunis will be drawing the winning ticket for the AR-15 Orphan Scholarship Raffle at the 2023 J.U.N.K. trip on Saturday evening, August 26. TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE and can be purchased at the regular meeting on August 1st at the ECV Hall or via Zelle (details below). Tickets are 4 for $100 or…
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We are pleased to announce the recipient of the Julia C Bulette Chapter 1864 Protector of the Orphan Scholarship, valedictorian Karl Valdez. He will receive a check for $1,864.00. Congratulations! Karl Raphael Valdez has attended Virginia City schools since Kindergarten and is the middle child of 3. He loves skiing, robotics, chess and Formula 1…
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Presented by the Noble Grand Humbug Rob “Barney Rubble” Day E Clampus Vitus Hall, 34 N B Street, Virginia City, NV Doors / bar open at 10:07 a.m.PBCs surrendered to the Grand Imperturbable Hangman Jason “Mayor” Virden at 1:03 p.m.Dinner courtesy of the Roisterous Iscutis Don Eddington., at 5:08 p.m. $50 red shirts$70 PBCs 55 years and older$80…
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Las Vegas Sun, May 3, 1970
Las Vegas Sun, August 18, 1963 Julia Bulette, perhaps Nevada’s greatest enigma, that never has been—and now never will be—solved, hit Virginia City like a nuclear bomb in the days when it was wild and tough, and remained as one of its leading figures during the years when it became still wilder and tougher. Just…
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