Monthly Archives: April, 2020
Suddenly, bankruptcy is on the mind of business owners
Business owners in the Reno area aren’t rushing to file for bankruptcy protection, but they’re beginning to ask their lawyers about the possibilities.
RTC launches new FlexRIDE, adjusts some routes
The Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County (RTC) is making changes to its service, primarily with expanded FlexRIDE.
FAQ: Coronavirus disease 2019
Learn more about COVID-19, its origins, how it spreads, and why scientists and healthcare providers say it is far more worrisome than the flu.
Due Process: Specialty courts and COVID-19 (opinion)
OPINION: At a time in history when positive news is hard to come by, Reno’s citizens should be proud that our Specialty Court system is both resilient and focused on growth and improvement.
NSHE to hold virtual meeting on DACA issues
A virtual public meeting that addresses DACA issues within the Nevada System of Higher Education is scheduled from 4 to 5 p.m. April 28.
Nevada joins Western States Pact
Governor Steve Sisolak announced Monday Nevada would be joining the Western States Pact, a group of state governors working together on a coordinated plan to manage the Covid-19 pandemic and reopen their states.
Readers concerned Reno Police not following health guidelines during Covid-19 pandemic
This Is Reno was contacted by readers who were concerned and dismayed upon seeing photographs of officers shaking hands and without masks.
IV Hydration: Rapid Recovery offers free immunity boosting treatment for essential workers (sponsored)
SPONSORED: Rapid Recovery Hydration Solutions is offering free Vitamin B12 shots to essential workers, small business owners, and individuals who are currently working in the public sector, out in the community.
TMCC mourns loss of assistant soccer coach
Truckee Meadow’s Community College assistant soccer coach Gonzalo Lopez passed away Friday as a result of COVID-19, the school announced in a statement today.
Day 43 – Park Lane
Karl's pal Jody joins us to flip through the albums at Mirabelli's and sip an Orange Julius at the mall.
