Monthly Archives: July, 2019

If you’ve never seen a show at Restless Artists’ Theater before, now is the time to go. “Exit, Pursued By a Bear!” is the last show of their season and, arguably, the best show of their season.

Federal Judge Miranda Du today ruled partially in favor of the City of Reno in its fight against two former employees who alleged a sexually hostile work environment while working at the city.

"I was alarmed to learn of Mayor Ron Smith's condemnation of Drag Queen Story Hour, which will take place at 10:15 a.m. Saturday at Sparks Library, 1125 12th St."

Free admission to the Barracuda Championship PGA Tour tournament for those age 55 and older is scheduled for July 25.

The National Campaign for Grade-Level Reading (CGLR) has recognized United Way of Northern Nevada and the Sierra (UWNNS) with the 2018 Grade-Level Reading Pacesetter Honor for its ongoing support of early school success.

Midtown's favorite pub and bottle company has a new location in Sparks.

The 8th annual Reno Fashion Show took place Saturday night at Harrah’s Convention Center in downtown Reno.

IVGID initially denied Smith’s request outright, asserting that any correspondence between IVGID General Counsel Jason Guinasso and his fellow public employees is automatically exempt from disclosure due to attorney-client privilege.

Coffeebar was honored with a National ADDY award for its coffee bag packaging campaign at the 2019 American Advertising Awards held this year in Hollywood, Fl.

A signal box at Steamboat and Veterans Parkway has been vandalized twice in the past week.