Monthly Archives: December, 2019
REVIEW: Pangolin Café achieves excellence in craft and spirit (subscriber content)
Pangolin Café serves artisan confections, coffee and tea and specializes in house-made Turkish delights.
Permit approved for winery in south Reno (subscriber content)
A master plan amendment and special use permit for a winery that includes a vineyard and tasting room in South Reno were approved Tuesday by Washoe County commissioners.
Sanders rally draws crowd, falls flat (subscriber content)
U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (D-Vt.) returned to Reno for a town hall meeting that generated less energy than past visits.
City to review multiple projects in housing initiative
The City of Reno’s midpoint update on the “1,000 Homes in 120 Days” initiative approved earlier this year revealed housing developers have submitted more than a dozen projects with over 1,600 units for review.
REVIEW: Santa’s Christmas Wonderland at The Eldorado
Santa's Christmas Wonderland at the Eldorado features 27 performers and nearly every Christmas classic all on one stage.
Latest Washoe County health data snapshot unveiled
The Washoe County Health District has unveiled its new health Data Snapshot, which provides the public access to information about health trends.
PHOTOS: Dreary weather fails to dampen holiday spirits
The Reno Winter Light Festival kicked off Saturday with Santa, live music, a tree lighting and drizzly skies.
16 things to do this week in the Reno area
This week's Reno events include a benefit dinner for suicide awareness, a winter ball, storytelling, local musicians performing and much more.
Council approves controversial river cleanup contract
The Reno City Council on Wednesday approved a controversial program to clean up and restore the area around the Truckee River.
National search underway for new UNR president
A national search to replace University of Nevada, Reno president Marc Johnson has been approved by the Board of Regents.
