Monthly Archives: February, 2015
Students advance to Poetry Out Loud State Finals
This month, the words of great poets came to life on stages across the state as more than 3,100 high school-aged students competed to...
County library proposals would close two libraries, improve others
Washoe County's Board of Commissioners heard master plan proposals yesterday for the county's library system. A facility master plan, presented by Collaborative Design Studio and...
Reno Police assist citizens displaced by burglary
On Tuesday morning, February 24, 2015 Reno Police Officers responded to the Everybody’s Inn Motel, located at 1756 E 4th Street in Reno, on...
Publisher to Bring Back Nevada’s First Newspaper
Even though newspapers tend to fall by the wayside these days, Scott Faughn, publisher of The Missouri Times, and Elizabeth Thompson, politics and policy...
Governor Signs Construction Defect Legislation
Governor Brian Sandoval signed today legislation relating to construction defect litigation. The Legislature approved the bill Friday, February 20.The bill makes a number of changes to...
Sheriff’s Office Updates Investigation of Fatal Accident
The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a fatal accident that occurred Monday morning on McCarran Boulevard north of Mill Street.The accident took place at...
Connecting the Canyons: Bike Trails Almost Finished in Carson (watch video)
With the mild winter we’ve had out West, it hasn’t been much of a challenge to ride all year. Trails that are normally buried...
Garden Smarter, Garden Wiser: Find Out How
Both Las Vegas and Reno have had tastes of spring in the last few weeks and gardening may be on your mind. It’s turned...
Here’s What New Bus Stations Could Look Like
RTC is asking for public comment on three new design ideas for bus stations on the 4th Street/Prater Way corridor. Eight stations are planned...
Suspect in Murder of Taxi Cab Driver in Custody
Reno Police received a call on November 9, 2014 about a shooting near a taxi cab that was parked on Wheeler Avenue.Officers found a...
