Monthly Archives: August, 2020
Distance learning today for Washoe County students (updated)
UPDATED: Washoe County Schools students will have a distance learning day Friday due to dense smoke from regional wildfires.
PODCAST: Kings of Reno talk politics with Councilman Devon T. Reese (sponsored)
SPONSORED: Ed and Dave host special guest City Councilman At Large, Devon T. Reese, for a very provocative discussion about national politics and more.
The Generator lands temporary home (updated)
The Generator will soon have a space for local artists to resume their work, thanks to an offer from Reno Public Market.
The attack on voting is an insult to Nevadans and democracy (opinion)
OPINION: We must be vigilant and uncompromising—Nevadans must be given every tool available to ensure they can vote safely in this election.
Separation from loved ones changes how people deal with loss, grief
The COVID-19 pandemic has intensified or changed the grief that caregivers have felt as they isolate from or lose their loved ones.
Separarse de los seres queridos cambia la forma en que las personas lidian con la pérdida y el dolor
La pandemia de COVID-19 ha intensificado o cambiado el dolor que los cuidadores sienten al aislarse de sus seres queridos, o incluso perderlos.
Tahoe Summit goes on virtually for 24th annual event
This year's Tahoe Summit brought together political and environmental leaders to discuss Lake Tahoe, but only virtually due to the pandemic.
Nevada to expand, speed up coronavirus testing
Health officials announced plans on Wednesday to expand coronavirus testing capacity in both northern and southern Nevada after the number of residents taking tests daily fell over the course of August.
Heller promotes Trump, rallies local Republicans at volunteer training
Dean Heller spoke to party faithful at a Trump Victory Leadership Initiative training seminar in Reno Wednesday ahead of the Republic National Convention's third night.
Reno Council approves contract for new city manager
The Reno City Council voted Wednesday to approve a $230,000 annual salary for its new city manager.
