Monthly Archives: October, 2021
City gets presentation on potential cannabis lounges
The Reno City Council today heard an update on dispensaries, arrests and the process for opening cannabis lounges.
PlumpJack pours at Atlantis Steakhouse’s spirited event
The Atlantis Steakhouse has a reputation for curating exceptional wine-and-dinner pairings at its fine dining casino restaurant.
‘Tragic milestone’: Washoe County surpasses 900 COVID-19 deaths
Washoe County health officials today announced the community’s 900th death from COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic in March of 2020.
National school boards group apologizes for requesting probe of threats against local officials
The National School Boards Association is walking back its letter to President Joe Biden asking for federal help for school board members who have been harassed and threatened.
Washoe County’s Toys For Tots campaign kick off event at Dillard’s at the Summit Mall (sponsored)
The Washoe County (Reno, NV) Toys for Tots Campaign, in partnership with the Dillard’s at the Summit Mall, and the Reno Police Department is hosting the Community’s first Children’s Christmas drive.
County plans to transfer lot near Cares Campus to Northern Nevada HOPES
The Washoe County Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday adopted a resolution to transfer a parcel of land next to the Nevada Cares Campus to Northern Nevada HOPES.
School board narrows vacant trustee position to four candidates
The Washoe County School Board of Trustees today, during a special meeting, narrowed candidates to four people who applied to replace former Trustee Jacquelyn Calvert.
Board votes to appeal ruling in favor of teacher who twice prevailed in arbitration against school district
Washoe County School District trustees will consider whether to appeal a district court ruling against the district in its case with Caidyn Edlund.
State makes first-in-nation investment in ABLE accounts for children
Nevada this week became the first state to launch a grant program using American Rescue Plan Act funding, using $5 million to provide grants to children with disabilities who have ABLE accounts.
La cambiante avenida Wells: lo que piensan los residentes (3 de 4)
Los residentes opinan sobre si el área de Wells Avenue se está gentrificando, tanto para bien como para mal.
