Yearly Archives: 2022

Railroad workers and union supporters rallied Tuesday at the corner of Victorian Avenue and Pyramid Highway in Sparks -- the "rail city" -- to highlight the issues that many railroad workers are facing today. 

What started as a music class in 1999 has expanded over the years, and now Note-Able Music Therapy Services has its own 17,000 square foot facility.

The Washoe County Board of Commissioners today approved the initial drafting of an ordinance that will increase penalties for those camping without authorization in the county.

Sources this week said Renown Health plans to lay off as many as 45 people working in information technology.

The City of Reno this week began accepting grant applications for projects to assist people experiencing or at risk of homelessness and those who are victims of domestic violence.

The Nevada State Police Highway Patrol on Monday reported that scammers have been calling residents and asking for personally identifiable information.

We promised there wouldn’t be too much holiday whatnot in this weekly events column, and we’ve delivered.

The City of Sparks’s pick for new fire chief, Mark Lawson, today resigned before he even took his position.

A Nevada-based renewable energy company plans to significantly shrink the size of a planned geothermal power plant in order to ease federal criticisms of its potential impacts on an endangered toad.

Two downtown convenience stores may lose their business licenses to sell packaged alcohol, depending on how members of Reno City Council vote during Wednesday’s council meeting.