Monthly Archives: April, 2020

Washoe County held a virtual town hall to address the community’s concerns regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

RTC will close another section of Virginia Street in Midtown as it fast tracks construction during COVID-19 related business closures.

One of the first things to take a hit during an unprecedented pandemic is transparency. Lucia Starbuck interviews media professor Patrick File from the University of Nevada, Reno journalism school about what is happening to the flow of information.

SPONSORED: For the first time ever, the Reno Seed Fund (RSF), and the Sierra Innovations Entrepreneur Fund (SIEF)-managed by the Sierra Angels of Incline Village- have come together to invest in Reno-based, business text messaging startup SnapDesk.

Karl reflects on the history of Reno Little Theater and it's numerous moves and benefactors and contributors in Reno.

Despite ever-tightening limitations on the ways that houses can be shown to prospective buyers, the early weeks of the coronavirus crisis haven’t cooled the residential market in the Reno area.

Despite many businesses being closed, or operating with employees working from home, the factories and warehouses at the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center appear full to the brim.

OPINION: I am pleading with the folks who are still having doubts to do everyone a favor and stay home. Not just for you, but for all of us.

Nevada Historical Society is collecting the living history of the coronavirus pandemic to document history for future generations.

Karl take us on a jaunt around Reno's neighborhoods, including the 2-4, Sproul and Conductor Heights.