Monthly Archives: July, 2022

NV Home and Life / Mayer Albright Group discusses the risk of a drop in housing prices in Washoe County in the next year.

Sections of a five-mile stretch of the multi-use path alongside Veterans Parkway will be closed beginning Monday, July 11 for routine maintenance.

Washoe County commissioners on Tuesday are scheduled to approve a report outlining how much the county has paid Incline Village property owners over a long-running property tax dispute.

Enjoy free, live music. This Saturday, July 9, we are honored to bring Young Dubliners back to Carson City.

Gov. Steve Sisolak today launched the Nevada Child Care Fund with $50 million in financial assistance to help families reduce child care costs.

Kids Café distributions by the Food Bank of Northern Nevada will shift starting July 11 for more than 25 of the program’s sites.

This year, Keys to Greater returns, with a portion of the revenue of every new mortgage or refinanced mortgage funded through GNM to be donated to the Northern Nevada Dream Center and the Eddy House.

More money for more of the same policing will bring us greater human tragedy without greater safety.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Nevada last week filed a lawsuit on behalf of Our Nevada Judges to ensure public access to family court proceedings. 

Nearly 40 more people have died of COVID-19 in Washoe County than previously reported.