Yearly Archives: 2019

Despite the cancellation of various NAB meetings throughout 2019, the NABs have been meeting more than the required four times a year.

Catholic Charities opened a warming center in downtown Reno to help the homeless in the coldest early morning hours.

The Nevada Department of Wildlife is asking people to be more diligent when driving, particularly at dawn and dusk when animals are most active.

The Washoe County Health District is encouraging tobacco users to participate in the Great American Smokeout today, which is an opportunity for smokers and vapers to pledge to go smoke-free.

SPONSORED: Blend Catering owners, Josh and Whitney Deri, purchased local business, Meal Prep Reno.

First responders, citizens and media learned how to work with horses in emergencies at the First Responders Horse Handling & Safety Clinic at Maplewood Stables.

SPONSORED: Amplify Life, a nonprofit serving children and adults with disabilities opens a new center on the NNAMHS campus Nov. 23.

Washoe County plans to have work crews in the Lemmon Valley area around Swan Lake during the next few weeks conducting maintenance ahead of winter.

The sixth annual Spellbinders International Festival of Magic featured top-class magicians at libraries across northern Nevada.

Bruka Theatre presented their eighth Biggest Little Theatre & New Works Festival featuring 10 performances in four days.