Monthly Archives: September, 2016
City Manager’s Severance Approved by Council (updated)
The Reno City Council approved today a severance package for City Manager Andrew Clinger. The move was called a "business decision" by City Attorney...
Critical Mass: The Backup Plan to Overcrowded Schools
By Michelle BeckWho in Washoe County hasn’t at least heard the term “overcrowding”? While the situation has been brewing for several years, most residents...
Think Tank Outlines WC1, “Save Our Schools Washoe” Policy Questions
The Kenny Guinn Center for Policy Priorities, a non-partisan Nevada think tank, outlined last week the pros and cons of the WC1 ballot measure.The...
Navigating Relationships Topic Of UNR Lecture
By Carla O’DayThe University of Nevada, Reno's Sanford Center for Aging kicked off its fall lecture series Tuesday with a discussion on handling the...
PODCAST: The State of The County
This week on the ThisisReno radio show we cover a lot of ground, including an update on City Manager Andrew Clinger's severance and the...
VIDEO: State of The County Address Outlines Progress, Challenges
Washoe County Manager John Slaughter gave update on county government services today. Talking points included praise for county employees, citizen outreach, county volunteers and...
PHOTOS: Yes at Silver Legacy
Legendary rock band Yes brought The Album Series Tour to the Grande Exposition Hall located inside the Silver Legacy Casino Resort in downtown Reno Friday,...
CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW: Blight Funds Requested For Sidewalk and Gutter Repairs
The Reno City Council is scheduled to hear on Wednesday a request for $76,000 in blight funds to repair sidewalks and gutters on East...
VIDEO: ACTIONN Launches “Week Against Gentrification”
ACTIONN launched today a "Week of ACTIONN against Gentrification" with a press conference at St. Thomas of Aquinas Catholic Church in downtown. Faith leaders...
Tribes Seek Litigation Over Voting Rights Dispute | KUNR
With early election voting fast approaching, two Native American tribes in Nevada are suing the state after having their requests for on-site voter registration...
