Monthly Archives: March, 2020
Huffaker Elementary closed amid potential coronavirus case
Huffaker Elementary School was closed at the request of the Washoe County Health District amid concerns of a potential coronavirus case.
‘The Naked Truth About Trees’ event set for May Arboretum
Rod “The Tree Hunter” Haulenbeek hosts a tree tour March 14 around the Wilbur D. May Arboretum & Botanical Garden.
What really works to keep coronavirus away? 4 questions answered by a public health professional
When people are sick with a respiratory disease like COVID-19, they cough or sneeze particles into the air. If someone is coughing near you, the virus could easily land on your eyes, nose or mouth.
City approves million dollar contract for water reclamation facility
The Reno City Council recently debated a $1 million contract to Nelson Electric for upgrades to the Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility.
In The Clear: Former water official prevails in multi-year criminal case
Bob Coache, a retired Nevada water official spent 16 months in prison, and eventually prevailed in a multi-year criminal case brought against him.
BUSINESS NEWS: Reno area seeks to attract venture capital
Leaders of the local venture capital community are widening their sights to tap larger pools.
Generator’s lease to terminate in 90 days
The Burner arts space in Sparks, The Generator, notified its members today that its lease with Tolles Development Company is coming to an end...
Nevada launches Project Worth to help people with gambling problems find resources (sponsored)
SPONSORED: The State of Nevada Department of Health and Human Services Problem Gambling Services announces Project Worth, an online service to connect Nevadans with gambling problems to state-wide resources.
PHOTOS: Dodson Elementary launches school garden
Students at Dodson Elementary School began building their new school garden with support from Urban Roots.
Reno business owner Britton Griffith to run for Reno City Council Ward 1 (sponsored)
SPONSORED: Reno businesswoman Britton Griffith will officially file to run for Reno City Council Ward 1 in the 2020 election cycle.
