Monthly Archives: November, 2020
New radio program geared toward combating isolation among senior citizens
A new, weekly radio program was introduced to the Reno community in late October. Bluebird Radio Hour is geared toward the community’s elderly population.
KUNR: Una familia de Nevada navega votar por primera vez
Investigar cómo llenar su boleta puede ser un proceso complejo durante cualquier elección, pero es una experiencia totalmente nueva para quienes están votando por primera vez, especialmente para aquellos con barreras de idioma.
Election day wrap-up: Key races undetermined as ballots still being processed
Some races appear to have victors, but final results will not be determined by the Washoe County Registrar of Voters until November 13, 2020 -- more than a week away. Final results will be reported on Nov. 16, following the canvass of the votes.
Reno theater companies launch fundraising campaign
This week three of Reno's theater companies launched the “I Saved Theatre” campaign to sustain them through the winter months.
Election results delayed in Nevada after polling hours in Clark County extended
County employees and volunteers were working in overdrive today to process ballots still coming in to the county past tonight’s 7 p.m. closure of polling locations.
More than three-quarters of Washoe County voters have cast their ballots
Some 14,000 Washoe County residents have cast ballots in person on Election Day.
Trump, GOP appeal after judge tosses suit against Clark County over voting concerns (updated)
The Nevada GOP and President Donald Trump appealed to the Nevada Supreme Court after a judge tossed their suit against Clark County.
Top Nevada officials tout 50 exchange health plans as fate of ACA heads to Supreme Court
This year Nevada Health Link is offering 50 plans through five different carriers making it double the amount of plans provided last year
Update from Washoe County Registrar of Voters
Washoe County Registrar of Voters Deanna Spikula said that, as of 11:30 a.m., close to 9,000 people have turned out for Election Day voting.
Red-hot apartment construction may be cooling
The frenetic pace of apartment construction in Reno and Sparks might be slowing just little, says an analyst who keeps close tabs on the business.
