Alamo, Nevada – Nevada Central Media (NVC Media), a leading publisher of community newspapers in rural Nevada, is excited to announce its significant expansion in 2024. The company has grown from publishing one weekly newspaper to four, solidifying its commitment to providing essential local news and information to communities across the state.
In addition to the Lincoln County Record, which Nevada Central Media acquired in 2020, the company now owns and operates The Ely Times, The Eureka Sentinel, and the Mesa Valleys Progress. The Ely and Eureka publications were purchased in January 2024, while Mesa Valleys joined the Nevada Central Media family in July 2024.
With this expansion, Nevada Central Media now serves four counties in rural Nevada:
- White Pine County: The Ely Times
- Eureka County: The Eureka Sentinel
- Lincoln County: Lincoln County Record
- Clark County (Moapa Valley and Virgin Valley): Mesa Valleys Progress
“We are thrilled to expand our reach and serve even more communities across Nevada,” said Ben Rowley, owner of Nevada Central Media. “Our commitment to local journalism remains steadfast, and we are honored to carry on the rich history of these newspapers, some of which have been serving their communities for over 150 years.”
By acquiring these historic publications, Nevada Central Media is ensuring the continued vitality of local journalism in rural Nevada. These newspapers play a crucial role in informing and connecting communities, and Nevada Central Media is dedicated to upholding that tradition.