Yearly Archives: 2022

People who are at higher risk for contracting the monkeypox virus will be able to get the vaccine at a vaccination event planned for Sept. 13 at Faces NV bar and nightclub.

City of Reno officials late today announced they are reversing course on plans to lease one of its facilities at Paradise Park. That announcement came after media coverage that noted outrage levied at city officials by senior members of the community who said they were taken by surprise by the city's plans.

Cookers from as far away as Florida and New Jersey are in Sparks this week for the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cookoff, which continues through Monday, Sept. 5.

With more counties planning to switch to hand-counting ballots, a proposal borne from unfounded claims of election fraud, lawmakers are mulling a bill that would require counties to return money allocated for voting machines if they go unused.

Northern Nevada Apprenticeship Coordinators Association shares: Good wages and full benefits begin on day one of our apprenticeship programs,

Our Story Inc. last Saturday hosted the first in a series of panel discussions featuring three local Black authors: Helen Townsell-Parker, Jo Jo Townsell and Deborah Armstrong. 

Beau Keenan, president and owner at Dickson Realty, was recognized in the 2022 RealTrends Emerging Leaders Awards.

Not only will the University of Nevada’s football players have a symbol to indicate their defensive prowess on the field, but they are also learning the history of one of the greatest battleships that sailed the seas during World War II.

Local homeless advocates last week presented research findings and recommendations about the region’s homeless crisis.

A Nevada Department of Corrections proposal to prohibit certain mail, including greeting cards and colored drawings being sent to people who are incarcerated, was temporarily shot down by Gov. Steve Sisolak.