Yearly Archives: 2019

After a year of raising funds to travel to Los Angeles, the Reno Phil Youth Symphony Orchestra has met its goal and will perform at one of the most sophisticated concert halls in the world.

The Washoe County Commission on Tuesday appointed an assistant county manager as interim manager until the position is permanently filled, which is expected this fall.

SPONSORED POSTThree Sticks Productions, a Nevada based full-service video production company, received a regional Emmy® nomination for best documentary, Prescription for Hope: Overcoming Nevada’s Opioid Epidemic. The...

SPONSORED POSTTen years ago entrepreneur Mark Trujillo had a dream of bringing premium roasted coffees to Reno, Nevada, while including his then-teenage children in...

Local bands Fall Silent and Elephant Rifle rankled their friends and fans, an audience of a few hundred, with noise and hardcore. They were playing to raise money to cover a local family's medical bills.

A series of movies released earlier this year are scheduled to show at 9 p.m. Tuesdays this summer at the University of Nevada, Reno on the Joe Crowley Student Union lawn.

The WCSD School Board made a decision to approve the SHARE curriculum, but only after removing Lesson 1, which provides factual information about sexual orientation and gender identity.

It’s said that a bad day fishing is better than a great day at the office. Attendees of the free fishing day at the Sparks Marina on Saturday may be able to speak to the truth of that statement.

Sagebrush Rider, a Nevada equestrian news source, recently received five awards at the Equine Media Awards, a national competition.

For this week, Ed and Dave analyze the latest in politics of the week, and they welcome a guest. Henry Sotelo, Esq.