Monthly Archives: July, 2020
Campaigning during a pandemic with the Trump team
This Is Reno visited the Trump campaign in Washoe County to get a feel for how they are expecting to reach voters before Election Day.
Gov. Steve Sisolak announces step back from phased reopening
On July 27, Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak held a COVID-19 update press conference during which he announced a step back from his phased reopening approach.
Carson Canyon Railbike Tours deliver an experience unlike any other in Nevada (sponsored)
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SPONSORED: Visitors will trek on an easy and fun-filled round trip in and out of the Carson River Canyon for five miles via the V&T Railway Commission’s canyon tracks.
Google provides free online workshop for Nevada small businesses (sponsored)
SPONSORED: Google is partnering with Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, the Nevada Small Business Development Center (SBDC), and the Connected Commerce Council for NV to co-host an online workshop for small businesses.
EDITORIAL: ¿Qué le pasa a esos alcaldes de Sparks?
El ex alcalde de Sparks, Geno Martini, quien solÃa ser un ser humano decente, se tomó un momento de su retiro la semana pasada para reprender, regañar y hablar mal de los que se preocupan por la aplicación de la ley.
Reno Housing Authority accepting applications for COVID-19 rental assistance (updated)
Rental assistance is now available for Nevadans living in short-term rentals and facing financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hot chicken comes to Reno
Crazy D’s claims to be the first and only real Nashville-style hot chicken in Reno.
DRI study looks at clothing dryers as a potential source of microplastic pollution
Scientists are DRI are working with volunteers in Lake Tahoe to determine if clothing dryers are a source of microplastic pollution in the area.
PHOTOS: School trustees, media tour new Marce Herz Middle School
Marce Herz Middle School Principal Brandon Bringhurst gave media, school board trustees and community members a tour of the district’s newest middle school Friday.
UNR releases in-depth reopening plans
The University of Nevada, Reno, is planning for the return of students to its campuses in the fall and has released a 66-page guide to reopening.
