Yearly Archives: 2019

Reno Phil will celebrate its 50th anniversary season finale with a gift to the city of Reno. The Reno Phil has commissioned a piece inspired by...

Paul White, who was behind the controversial Reno Elections effort last year, said he is more than qualified to be a substitute teacher -- even a superintendent.

Reno’s annual Earth Day celebration at Idlewild Park will be a no-go this weekend as the volunteer-run event has decided to take a break and return next year. Other events are scheduled, however.

Bryan McPherson is playing with The Messthetics (members of Fugazi) and Pink Awful Wednesday, April 24, 2019, at Jub Jub's Thirst Parlor.

The event—the first at the Nevada Legislature—comes as Governor Steve Sisolak puts a renewed focus on workforce training and development.

Washoe County’s top executive is set to retire in two months and commissioners will soon decide on how to go about replacing him, some hinting they’d likely appoint an interim manager while conducting a national search.

The Reno-area economy appears to be slowing a bit, but an economist who closely tracks local business conditions says there’s no reason to worry.

What is Due Process? In the field of law, this legal term is simply defined as “notice and opportunity to be heard.”

Voices of Nevada Choir group held their third concert on April 13th and 14th.

University of Nevada Cooperative Extension’s Nevada Risk Management Education Program presents the 2019 Nevada Dairy and Livestock Summit to help agricultural businesses and government leaders create plans to minimize economic risk.