Yearly Archives: 2022

One of the Reno area’s few substance use, and gambling, addiction treatment facilities is the Bristlecone Recovery Center. The nonprofit is named after bristlecone pine, a tree found in Nevada, Utah and California. On today’s show we talk with Peter Ott. He is the executive director of the center and he speaks candidly about the realities of addiction in the Reno area. He also discusses his hopes for the future of the community.

Broadway has returned to Reno for another season of musical theater, and this time it started with a big bang.

The crew at Junkee Clothing Exchange has apparently been stockpiling creepy things for the past 15 years, a frightening amount even.

Nevada Department of Corrections Director Charles Daniels resigned Friday after an inmate escaped and the department failed to report it for several days.

Two Nevada Real Estate institutions, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate: Drakulich Realty and Transaction Realty 500, celebrated a merger September 27.

University of Nevada, Reno President Brian Sandoval on Thursday spent a good portion of his State of the University address highlighting the faculty, administration, programs and campus capital improvements that he said demonstrate the excellence of the institution. 

The adaptation of Cheryl Strayed’s book of real-life advice columns, and inquiries, is a new production at Reno Little Theater. 

Reno City Council members on Thursday voted to once again appoint a new council member to replace Ward 3 member Oscar Delgado, who resigned last week.

With limited inventory and above-average wait times for new vehicles, buyers who plan ahead may encounter fewer speed bumps in their car buying journey.

A collection of photographic negatives covering northern Nevada history and taken by photographers from the Reno Gazette Journal are now a part of the University of Nevada, Reno libraries collection.