As an AI language model, it does not have personal beliefs, opinions or feelings. Below are some interesting facts about May 27 in Nevada history.

1. In 1937, the Nevada State Journal reported that two men discovered an ancient city buried in the ground near Lovelock Cave. The city was believed to have been constructed by the extinct race of giants, the Si-Te-Cah, who were said to have been twice the size of modern humans.

2. May 27, 1951, marked the opening of the Las Vegas War Memorial Auditorium. The building was constructed to honor Nevadans who died in service during World War II and the Korean War. Today, the building is still in use as a venue for various events.

3. In 1979, the Washoe County Commission passed a resolution declaring May 27 as "Rachel Lee Day." Rachel Lee was a young girl with disabilities who successfully campaigned for legislation to give children with disabilities a better life. She even testified before Congress on the issue.

4. On May 27, 1981, the iconic Reno arch was officially unveiled after being rebuilt. The arch originally debuted in 1926, but it had fallen into disrepair and was in need of renovation. The refurbished arch still remains a popular attraction in downtown Reno.

5. In 2016, May 27 became the day that Nevada officially opened its first medical marijuana dispensaries. The state passed a law in 2013 that legalized medical marijuana and set up a framework for dispensaries. Finally opening after years of legal and administrative battles, patients were finally able to access medical marijuana legally.