More Reno News

• Local rockers Silver release Let’s Talk Tomorrow About Last Night

  October 18, 2019

  Reno Rock n ’Roll band Silver will release their new set of songs Let’s Talk Tomorrow About Last Night on October 25th, with a album release party and show at Pioneer Underground that night. [More.]

• Teachers rally downtown Saturday to encourage support for education (updated)

  October 17, 2019

  A nonunion teachers group is rallying on Saturday for a better education system. [More.]

• Research: Sparks loses money on growth (subscriber content)

  October 17, 2019

  New development is a money-losing proposition for the City of Sparks, a new study finds, although increased emphasis on job-creating offices and industrial projects would help stabilize the city government’s finances over the next 20 years. [More.]

• NV Energy gets city’s scrutiny

  October 17, 2019

  NV Energy’s gas and electric franchise agreements with the City of Reno are receiving scrutiny by the Reno City Council. [More.]

• Closing Oct. 20: Wilbur May Museum’s Art of the Aloha Shirt

  October 16, 2019

  SPONSORED: Explore the history and artistry of Hawaii’s enduring fashion statement – the Aloha shirt – at the Wilbur D. May Museum’s new exhibition. [More.]

• Two new sculptures coming to West Fourth Street

  October 16, 2019

  Jacobs Entertainment today released renderings of two new sculptures coming to Reno’s Neon Line — a half-mile long area on west Fourth Street that features neon signs and public art. [More.]