Monthly Archives: December, 2020
Shoppers’ returns boost Reno-area logistics companies
Almost a third of all online purchases are returned, spurring a robust "reverse logistics" industry in northern Nevada.
Reno’s fire mismanagement (opinion)
OPINION: Reno Fire Department hasn't learned anything from past fire disasters, leading to the largely avoidable Pinehaven Fire.
Prelude to a disaster: From ‘no confirmed cases’ to unprecedented shutdown
Governor Sisolak's paper trail offers a glimpse into the administration’s reaction and preparation for coronavirus in after the pandemic had begun.
Nevada reports 1,856 additional virus cases
Nevada health officials reported an increase of 1,856 confirmed COVID-19 cases Sunday, bringing the total number of known cases to 217,509 since the pandemic began.
Holiday jazz!
Guest contributor Chuck Reider celebrates a year of improvisation -- in both jazz and life -- and shares a holiday story.
Evento de KUNR en español: El estado de los pequeños negocios en Nevada | KUNR
KUNR realizó una charla virtual en español a través de Facebook Live para responder preguntas sobre los pequeños negocios de Nevada durante la pandemia.
Prelude to a disaster: How Nevada prepared as COVID descended
Governor Sisolak's paper trail offers a glimpse into the administration’s reaction and preparation for coronavirus in January, February and early March.
Texas-style BBQ in Reno
Midtown's Brothers Barbecue offers healthy portions of tasty barbecue at a reasonable price -- great for a mid-day lunch.
Cities, Walgreens partner for free COVID-19 testing for residents
Eight area Walgreens stores are offering residents free COVID-19 testing thanks to a distribution of CARES Act funding from the cities of Reno and Sparks.
Greater Nevada Credit Union helps people live greater through Greater Giving donations (sponsored)
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SPONSORED: This holiday season, Greater Nevada Credit Union's Greater Giving donations drive collected more than 450 gallons of food, toys and clothing.
