Monthly Archives: November, 2019
Council approves implementation of affordable housing bill
The Reno City council on Wednesday approved implementation of SB103 to reduce or subsidize fees for affordable housing projects.
Cooling Reno economy no cause for recession worries (subscriber content)
The economy of the Reno-Sparks area continues to cool from its once white-hot levels, but an economist who follows these things closely says there’s no indication the region is about to tip into a recession.
Public invited to get up close with live turkeys on Saturday
The public is invited to visit with turkeys and other farm animals at the 13th annual Meet the Turkeys event.
Real estate veteran joins Dermody Properties
SPONSORED: John D. Ramous joins Dermody Properties as partner in Nevada, to spearhead and manage new and existing developments and acquisitions throughout the state.
Ferìno Distillery brings Italian spirits to downtown
Ferìno Distillery, located several blocks from the downtown casinos on East Fourth Street, is the newest distillery to open in Reno.
Zoning change approved at joint city, county meeting
City and county officials met jointly to approve the rezoning designation of a roughly one acre piece of land from residential to commercial.
Former Youth Symphony Orchestra member returns as guest soloist
SPONSORED: Reno native Oliver Leitner performs Chausson’s rhapsodic Poème on violin for the Reno Phil's Classix Series.
Free veterans appreciation breakfast set for Saturday
A free pancake breakfast is scheduled in Sun Valley this weekend to coincide with Veterans Day.
Automobile Museum director reflects on 38-year career
Jackie Frady retired Nov. 2 from her role as president and executive director of Reno's National Automobile Museum after nearly four decades at the steering wheel.
OPINION: An Army vet comments on Truckee River camps
Reno’s riverfront areas are unusable and fouled with filth and crime caused by homeless people, and the city's police and council have failed to act.
