Yearly Archives: 2020
Lack of data makes predicting COVID-19’s spread difficult but models are still vital
The COVID-19 model predictions reported in the media come from mathematical models that have been converted into computer simulations.
Day 32 -The old Manogue High School bell
Karl enlists Terri Thompson to share the story of the mission bell on the old Manogue High School campus.
Fire damages structure near Sparks rail yard (updated)
Fire heavily damaged a single building by the Sparks rail yard Wednesday night around 10 p.m.
State aims to learn more about COVID-19 with new form of testing
In the coming weeks the Nevada State Public Health Lab hopes to learn more about COVID-19 by offering antibody testing.
Ford Corl’s dumbest release yet
“The Dumb Album” addresses Corl’s growing fear that he’s getting dumber as the years go on. He should be happy to know he’s sharper than ever.
Development south of Reno gets 2-year extension to file final maps
The deadline for developers to submit a series of final maps for the 760-acre Sierra Reflections subdivision south of Reno was extended two years Tuesday by Washoe County commissioners.
WCSD trustees review Capital Improvement Plan
The Washoe County School District focused on its five-year Capital Improvement Plan at Tuesday’s Board of Trustees meeting, something of a return to normalcy.
School District provides second phase of distance learning materials
The Washoe County School District will continue providing educational materials for students through its Distance Learning Program while schools remain closed through April.
Day 31 – ol’ Sacramento
Karl is ditching out on today's column to feel the wind in his hair, sip a Bloody Mary, and see his old friend Paul for their annual meet up.
Sisolak addresses state as unemployment claims top 300,000
Governor Steve Sisolak yesterday addressed concerns over the surge in unemployment claims and a system over capacity, and how DETR is working to overcome the challenges.