Nevada’s first state flag was designed by Gov. John Sparks and Col. Harry Day in 1905. The blue color was the same color as the blue field of the American Flag, (Old Glory Blue) to depict Nevada’s ...

Nevada has had four flags. The state’s first flag design was adopted by the Legislature in 1905, more than 40 years after Nevada entered the Union.

Nevada first got a state flag in 1905, more than four decades after it was first granted statehood in 1864. Governor John Sparks created the straightforward design with a member of his staff, ...

For more than 60 years beginning in 1929, Nevada's state flag had a design that the Legislature did not adopt. Legislative sessions sometimes exceeded the then-constitutional provision for 60 days ...

The Nevada National Guard is hosting its 27th annual Flag Day ceremony and a birthday celebration for the U.S Army as the nation’s oldest military service celebrates its 250th birthday. Conducted in ...

The release is the fourth set and features nine state stamps: Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina and North Dakota, as well as the U.S. Flag ...