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    Danielle Ford launches bid to be 'the education governor'▼Danielle Ford wants to be 'the education governor'✉newsLifeEducation1 h ago

    Danielle Ford, a former Clark County School District trustee, is seeking elected office in Nevada with a campaign centered on education, saying she wants to be 'the education governor'. The bid puts school funding, teacher shortages and classroom conditions at the heart of her platform, and is drawing attention in a state where public education has been a persistent political battleground.

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    Nevada County Expands Ballot Drop Box Options for 2026 Election▼Nevada County Elections Expands Drop Box Options for the 2026 General Election✉newsWorldElections1 h ago

    Nevada County Elections officials are expanding the number of ballot drop box locations available to voters for the 2026 General Election. The move aims to make it easier for residents across the county to return mail ballots securely. Details on the new sites and rollout have drawn local interest as election preparations begin.

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    Pacific Clinics to run Nevada County crisis behavioral health services▼Pacific Clinics selected as new provider for Nevada County Behavioral Health crisis services✉newsHealth4 h ago

    Nevada County has selected Pacific Clinics as the new provider for its Behavioral Health crisis services. The county announced the decision through an official notice, and local coverage followed. The change affects who delivers crisis response and mental health support to residents in the California county. No details on contract terms or transition timing were given in the announcements.

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    Nevada County Announces Drop Box Changes for 2026 Election▼Nevada County Elections Announces Official Drop Box Changes for the 2026 General Election✉newsWorldElections20 h ago

    Nevada County Elections officials in California have announced official changes to ballot drop box procedures ahead of the 2026 General Election. The announcement, published by the county government, outlines updates voters will need to know when submitting mail ballots. Details of the specific changes were not included in the available information, but the county is formally notifying the public ahead of the election cycle.