Monthly Archives: February, 2020
Reno professor releases second novel
Local professor and author S.M. Hulse debuted her new novel earlier this month at Sundance Books and Music in downtown Reno.
PHOTOS: Feelin’ the Bern on final day of early voting
Vermont Senator and presidential candidate Bernie Sanders this week walked voters to the polls during the last day of early caucus voting.
Reno Phil presents Sounds of Mexico with Classix Series (sponsored)
SPONSORED: Travel with the Reno Phil through the land and culture of Mexico during the Classix Series: Landscapes and Legends of Mexico.
This week in Reno news: Independent media in Nevada (podcast)
In this week's radio show, produced in partnership with KWNK Community Radio, we talk with Nevada Independent Editor Jon Ralston.
Buttigieg lights up Sparks on campaign trail
With less than a week to go before Nevada Democrats hold their Presidential preference caucus, Pete Buttigieg brought his high energy campaign to rally in Sparks on Sunday.
Democratic caucus draws Biden fans to Biggest Little City
Former Vice President Joe Biden on Monday followed the wave of other Democratic presidential candidates with a campaign visit to Archie Clayton Pre-AP Academy in northwest Reno.
Rotary hosts Reno Mardi Gras (sponsored)
(SPONSORED) Enjoy tastes of fine wine & cuisine at Reno Mardi Gras! It’s the Rotary Club of Reno’s largest yearly fundraiser 5:30-9:30p Feb. 25.
PHOTOS: Elizabeth Warren swings through Reno during Dem’s early caucus
Sen. Elizabeth Warren made another campaign stop in Reno Sunday, speaking to voters at the start of early voting for the state caucus.
Reno Business News: Debt in Nevada averaged $51,230 per person at the end of last year
Consumers in Nevada are spending more these days, and they’re taking on debt much more rapidly than consumers elsewhere in the nation.Data...
PHOTOS: Patch passion at Punk Rock Flea Market
The annual Punk Rock Flea Market fundraiser at The Generator turned out dozens of people flaunting their favorite patches.
