Monthly Archives: July, 2022

Donald Trump brought his Cesspoolfest 2022 Tour to Las Vegas last week. Joe Lombardo and Adam Laxalt were the warm-up act.

A Reno newcomer aims to transform beauty and self-care with an unlikely companion: ADE –pronounced “addie” – a robot.

Reno Air Racing Association is short of funds for this year’s Reno Championship Air Races, slated for Sept. 14-18, and its leaders today asked Washoe County’s Board of County Commissioners for financial support. 

This Saturday, July 16, we are thrilled to bring back to the Levitt AMP Carson City stage Whitney Myer and opening for Whitney is Eric Henry Andersen. Myer’s soulful vocals will take your breath away.

Local housing advocates are speaking out ahead of a congressional hearing before the House Ways and Means Committee this Wednesday called "Nowhere to Live: Profits, Disinvestment, and the American Housing Crisis."

Washoe County officials are proceeding with a number of changes to the Nevada Cares Campus, new facilities and completely changing the inside of the campus’ large tent structure. 

After the last two-plus years there are a few ways to cope with the stresses of life: exploring mind and body through yoga, reliving your childhood love of wizardry, or perhaps gardening. 

Los comisionados del condado de Washoe aprobarán el martes un informe que describe cuánto ha pagado el condado a los propietarios de Incline Village por una larga disputa de impuestos a la propiedad.

The Reno Tahoe International Art Show, Sept 8-11 at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center, anchors a broader vision that seeks to lift Reno Tahoe onto the national stage as an arts & cultural destination.

Former Reno elected officials and political observers attribute the large field of challengers to a way of doing business by the city under Schieve’s leadership that has shut out the public and fallen short of addressing some of the city’s most pressing problems.