Yearly Archives: 2022

Washoe school officials Friday evening said no cause was found for the mysterious skin rash afflicting students and teachers at Poulakidas Elementary School.

City of Reno officials this week apologized for a second time to 200 people waiting for answers about Jacobs Entertainment’s plans for its west downtown development.

The Nevada Department of Health and Human Services announced this week people can access documents through the SMART Health QR Code to keep a digital record rather than a physical card. 

Greater Nevada Credit Union is proud to support the Food Bank of Northern Nevada – recently donating $17,250, which will provide 51,750 meals to community members in need.

The Virginia Range herd of wild horses has been a called problematic for a number of years.

A two-day festival scheduled at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park lists Kenny Wayne Shepherd as headliner.

The Brewery Arts Center brings back Musicale@TheMaizie this weekend, Feb. 5 at 7pm with two talented performers, Kingwhistler and Charlie Marks.

When workers die in extreme heat, it’s rarely because employers have ignored workplace heat standards. It’s because there are none.

Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts has recently donated dozens of items to Reno Karma Box Project to aid in providing much-needed nonperishable food, hygiene items and more.

Advocates for older Americans are calling on the state to require booster shots for people who live and work in nursing homes.