Monthly Archives: December, 2019
Foundation donates more than $150,000 to nonprofits nationwide
SPONSORED: The Dermody Properties Foundation announced $150,000 in grants to more than 100 nonprofits for 2019.
Verdi Historic Preservation Society to take control of Verdi Historic Schoolhouse
Verdi Historic Preservation Society will take control of Verdi's historic schoolhouse and return it to use as a community center.
Reno Land Inc. and partners pledge $25,000 to Boys & Girls Club
SPONSORED: Reno Land Inc. and its affiliated development community will donate a total of $25,000 for holiday gifts to this year’s Annual Toy Drive benefiting the Boys and Girls Club of Truckee Meadows.
Jacobs promises some affordable senior housing on Fourth Street (subscriber content)
Jacobs Entertainment today released a rendering of a $5 million revamp of the Courtyard Inn Motel. The company named it Loft 601.
County agrees to settle lawsuit surrounding development in Lemmon Valley
Washoe County commissioners accepted terms of a settlement with Lakes at Lemmon Valley for a development of 98 homes.
Nearly 70 lose jobs after factory fire in Storey County
Reno-area company Aqua Metals Inc. has laid off 69 workers after a major fire at its plant.
Reno Little Theater’s One Day Play Festival
Building on the theme of "Jolly Christmas," Reno Little Theater's One Day Play Festival featured five new plays and loads of creativity.
Presidential candidate Steyer pushes for free tuition at Nevada colleges
Presidential candidate and philanthropist Tom Steyer (D-Calif.) announced his plan to improve funding for higher education, including in Nevada.
Reno/Sparks Association of REALTORS® installs officers for 2020
SPONSORED: The Reno/Sparks Association of REALTORS® (RSAR) has formally installed its new slate of officers and directors for 2020.
One of a Kind: New book shines light on what makes Reno great
A new coffee-table book is a compendium of all things Reno. It includes an homage to Louis' Basque Corner by writer Willy Vlautin, and Emma Sepulveda’s nod to Miguel Ribera, as well as the park named after him.

