Yearly Archives: 2019

While high-profile new companies bring lots of jobs to Northern Nevada, economic development executives these days pay equal attention to the job-creation possibilities of companies that are already here.

SPONSORED: Allison will grow and service the agency’s roster of clients in Las Vegas

Candidates for the open Washoe County manager job are scheduled to be interviewed next week during a special meeting with commissioners.

The Reno City Council on Monday, September 2e, 2019, approved in a 4-3 vote the massive Daybreak development in south Reno. In this video, developer Chris Bley talks about the project, and critic Steve Wolgast gives his perspective on the city council's approval.

Roughly 500 people along with their canines and one hedgehog gathered at Dick Taylor Memorial Park on Saturday for Reno’s 6th annual DogFest. The event is a celebration of four-legged friends and volunteerism.

An art event geared toward seniors scheduled this weekend is being billed as an opportunity for participants to do crafts inspired by the gardens of the Wilbur D. May Arboretum.

Three towns in Nevada hosted Area 51 themed events in response to an event called, “Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All of Us” that originated on Facebook earlier this year.

Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve announced last week a “1,000 Homes in 120 Days” initiative. The program aims to stabilize rents and incentivize building more residential units in Reno.

The annual Fiesta on Wells Avenue celebration took place on Sunday. It brings hundreds to the neighborhood to celebrate Latino culture.

Is it possible to better the community through sampling delicious dishes and enjoying free beverages? On Common Ground made it happen last week.