Time is running out to order your Nevada sesquicentennial commemorative license plate. The plate, which celebrates Nevada’s 150th anniversary of statehood, is available only until October 31, 2016.
A year long celebration of Nevada's 150th anniversary has come to close Tuesday, with the final ceremony held at the Nevada State Capitol.
Special items from Las Vegas and Nevada's 150th birthday have been buried in a time capsule for 50 years.
Nevada's Sesquicentennial year may have ended but it is still being honored in an exhibit featured in the Nevada Legislature. Artifacts from the year-long celebration are currently on display until Feb. 20.
The Nevada 150 Commission announces the final sales of the popular Nevada Sesquicentennial medallions. There are three opportunities for Nevadans to purchase or complete a set of the series of four medallions that have been produced throughout the year.
Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki has announced one of the final Sesquicentennial initiatives and invited fellow Nevadans to join him, Gov. Brian Sandoval and the Nevada 150 Commission for #NevadaSings, a state-wide simultaneous sing along of “Home Means Nevada.”
Gov. Brian Sandoval, Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki and Kirk Clausen from Wells Fargo, joined the Nevada 150 Commission and special guests, to reveal the design and strike Nevada's final sesquicentennial silver medallion. Over 5,000 Nevadans voted to select the final winning design - Great Basin National Park.
Sales of the third Nevada Sesquicentennial medallion will end Aug. 26, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. The medallion is the third in the series of four being produced throughout the year.
The Flag Store in Sparks has been given the official contract to make Sesquicentennial Flags for the State of Nevada. And they have stepped up their production to do it.