Monthly Archives: July, 2019
From Homeless to Superhero: Grant Denton Recognized by City
The Downtown Reno Partnership's Grant Denton was named today the most recent City of Reno Superhero. Denton, a recovering drug addict, was homeless for three years.
Broadway Joins the Reno Phil
The Reno Phil presents “Classical Broadway,” a performance featuring guest vocalists Ben Davis & Melissa Errico, and Jason Altieri, the Reno Phil Associate Conductor on Saturday, August 3.
PODCAST: Reno’s Do-It-Yourself Music Scene
Our new podcast series takes a dive into the realities of being an artist and musician in the Biggest Little City.
New Podcast Series: Reno’s Creative Arts (Subscriber Content)
Our new podcast series takes a dive into the realities of being an artist and musician in the Biggest Little City.
“Great Homeless Feedoff” Scheduled for Sunday
A "Great Homeless Feedoff" is scheduled for 11 a.m. Sunday at City Plaza downtown.
Artown Wraps Up With Squirrel Nut Zippers Wednesday
Wednesday is the last day of the 2019 month of Artown events. Be sure check out Squirrel Nut Zippers headlining at Wingfield Park.
Changes to Nevada’s Minimum Wage Law: What employers need to know
As a business owner, it is important to be compliant with the latest federal and state minimum wage requirements in order to avoid legal consequences.
Koble Announces Another Run at Amodei
Congressional Candidate Clint Koble announced he is running again for the United States House of Representatives representing Congressional District 2, the district is represented by Republican Mark Amodei.
Stamp Enthusiasts Gather in Downtown Reno
The Nevada Stamp Study Society hosted the 2019 Greater Reno Stamp & Cover Show at the National Bowling Stadium on July 27-28, 2019.
County Considers Future of Downtown Structures as Part of Master Plan
Washoe County plans to study options for its downtown master plan that include new construction, additional parking, and some demolition and renovation of buildings in downtown Reno.
