Monthly Archives: May, 2021
VIDEO: Unsheltered camp sweeps to resume with Nevada Cares Campus opening May 10
The City of Reno is preparing for sweeps and cleanup of camps along the Truckee River corridor in mid-May as it transitions homeless people
Nevada’s budget got better-looking but economic recovery is still uneven
Updated data presented to the Economic Forum on Tuesday highlights — once again — just how uneven the impact of the coronavirus pandemic has been within Nevada.
Artown unveils refreshed festival for 2021
Artown, this week, is touting a new main stage location and a festival filled with diversity and inclusion for its 26th annual event.
School district looks to fill committee openings
Washoe County School District said this week that it will fill 12 positions on five different committees to advise trustees.
Local rabbit rescue raises the alarm on spread of deadly virus
Animal welfare organization Reno Rabbit Rescue is raising the alarm as the RHDV2 virus inches its way toward northern Nevada.
State updates guidance on COVID-19 mask-wearing protocols
Gov. Steve Sisolak on Monday moved to align Nevada’s face covering mandate with that of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Restaurants push for regulations on food delivery apps like Grubhub, DoorDash
Restaurateurs say these third-party food delivery companies often charge them exorbitant fees that cut deeply into their profits and hurt their reputation.
Noodle news: Celebrate Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month in Reno
Michael Tragash, the community manager for Yelp Reno, is showing his support the best way he knows how—through food.
A post-council assessment of the Neon Line proposal: Branding a district (commentary)
COMMENTARY: In the latest Barber Brief, Alicia Barber shares her thoughts on the initial Neon Line District pitch from Jacobs Entertainment.
Dina Titus praises Nevada Legislature and American Rescue Plan in address
Nevada Congress member Dina Titus on Monday addressed both chambers of the Nevada Legislature.
