Monthly Archives: November, 2019
Amplify Life opens new facility on NNAMHS Campus
SPONSORED: Amplify Life, a nonprofit serving children and adults with disabilities opens a new center on the NNAMHS campus Nov. 23.
Crews preparing Lemmon Valley, Swan Lake for winter weather
Washoe County plans to have work crews in the Lemmon Valley area around Swan Lake during the next few weeks conducting maintenance ahead of winter.
Spellbinders Festival a success
The sixth annual Spellbinders International Festival of Magic featured top-class magicians at libraries across northern Nevada.
Bruka Theatre hosts four-day theater festival (subscriber content)
Bruka Theatre presented their eighth Biggest Little Theatre & New Works Festival featuring 10 performances in four days.
Sky Tavern Ski Swap, Friday Nov. 22 & Saturday Nov. 23
SPONSORED: Sky Tavern’s Ski Swap is a great place for affordable skis, boards, boots, and snow apparel. Photos with Santa on Friday night.
Mountain View Montessori launches salad bar with new hydroponics house
SPONSORED: Mountain View Montessori kicks off a Salad Bar Program in January thanks to a new school greenhouse.
REVIEW: “The Humans” at Reno Little Theater
Reno Little Theater’s newest play is perfect for the fall season as viewers follow a dysfunctional family, the Blakes, through their Thanksgiving dinner.
New lawsuit against WCSD alleges breach of contract, lying to court
The Washoe County School District was hit again with another lawsuit from a former employee. The suit, filed Friday, alleges that the District’s attorney lied to a judge and violated the Nevada Public Records Act.
PHOTOS: Into the World of Steampunk
Steampunk and Alice and Wonderland took over the Wilbur D. May Center this past weekend for the Winter Wonderland Expo and Ball.
RTC executive director set to retire next month; board debates replacement process
Lee Gibson, executive director of the Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County, is scheduled to retire in December after more than 10 years on the job.
