Summer Frontier Days
Lovelock’s longing running annual festival — Summer Frontier Days — is a Pershing County staple, drawing a diverse community together to celebrate the region’s unique history.
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Living Pershing is living bountifully — a place where the expanse of nature far exceeds the amount of neighbors, and life moves at the pace that you choose. Small cities that sleep at the foot of sweeping mountains and ancient caves offer safe communities for your growing children and endless resources for your personal prosperity.
Learn MorePershing County’s economic vibrancy is just as extensive as its rural charm. A variety of industries lay claim to County land, including agriculture, mining, healthcare, and manufacturing. Companies vary from international conglomerates to Pershing locals, offering an array of different jobs and opportunities for the local community.
Learn MoreWhether you’re looking to experience the wild or workshop with the kids, Pershing has the perfect possibilities for you. From pioneer ghost towns and impressive mountain peaks just begging to be explored, to volunteer programs and sports clubs perfect for the whole family, Pershing’s endless options are sure to inspire.
Learn MoreLovelock was incorporated in 1917, and in 1919 was named the county seat when Pershing County was created.
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Unionville had its boom in the 1870’s; now it’s a small community, with the quaint feeling of a ghost town.
Humboldt River Ranch Association / Oreana / Rye Patch is a quiet community just off Interstate 80, nestled in the foothills.
Imlay was founded by the Southern Pacific Railroad in 1908. Today it is the hub of seasonal prospectors and outdoorsmen.
Grass Valley is located about 10 miles south of Winnemucca, NV; the community includes residents who appreciate the rural lifestyle.
Lovelock’s longing running annual festival — Summer Frontier Days — is a Pershing County staple, drawing a diverse community together to celebrate the region’s unique history.
Get your fill of Nevada adventure at Rye Patch State Recreation Center, which features a campground, family picnic area, and boat launch on the coast of its 22-mile long reservoir.
Get involved in Pershing’s local community by attending weekly meetings for groups such as the Frontier Community Coalition, the Pershing County School District, and the Pershing County Commissioners.