Yearly Archives: 2019

Hong Kong Diner has been serving satisfying Chinese food to Reno for well over a decade. They offer lesser found dishes at affordable prices.

Hundreds gathered in downtown Reno in zombie garb on Saturday, Oct. 26 to perform Michael’s Jackson’s "Thriller" dance under the Arch.

In partnership with Nevadans for Election Reform and the League of Women Voters of Nevada, Indivisible Northern Nevada has published "A Citizen's Report on Election Security in Nevada and the Nation," now available online.

SPONSORED: The National Automobile Museum will take guests on a journey back in time during their 30th Anniversary celebration with free admission for the community, a 1980's themed flashback costume party with guest DJ, and photo opportunities with the Museum's gold-plated DeLorean.

A local screening of "Horse Rich & Dirt Poor" and the accompanying forum drew protesters and a counter-event arguing the impacts of wild horses and other animal life on Nevada's public lands.

The newly launched “Local Legend” campaign encourages residents who belong to groups with a regional or national footprint to tell the groups’ leaders about their hopes to have a meeting or convention in Reno.

Reno's Eddy House, which serves homeless youth, is gearing up for a major expansion. In this video, new CEO Diaz Dixon explains what the change means for funding needs and expanded services.

Tribal members from the Western United States convened Oct. 23 and 24 to discuss water usage, climate change, agriculture and tribal food sovereignty as part of the Native Waters on Arid Lands summit.

The Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County is scheduled to test a double decker bus for three weeks in November and plans to collect input from customers about how they liked the new ride.

Lawsuits against the Washoe County School District reveal WCSD crafting what critics say are self-affirming narratives.