Monthly Archives: March, 2023
$4.1m in unconstitutional DMV technology fee refunds remains uncollected by Nevadans
Only a third of the $6 million in unconstitutional technology fees collected by the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles has made it back into the wallets of residents and businesses, according to a recent report by the state agency.
Sierra Tap House crafts a new partnership with New Belgium Brewing (sponsored)
Sierra Tap House and Colorado's New Belgium Brewing Company have decided to craft a new partnership this April to support the Reno Bike Project.
Five events this week: Aceball returns, Women get Wyld, LifeScapes
The BLC has a lot of great stuff going on. There’s a panel discussion on “surviving midtown,” Billy Idol is in town and so much more.
VIDEO: Reno Women’s March draws hundreds to downtown
Hundreds gathered Saturday in downtown Reno to celebrate women. Led by women from area Native American tribes, the annual Reno Women’s March began at the downtown federal courthouse and headed north on Virginia Street to city plaza
Residents warned of spring flooding in Churchill County
Churchill County residents are being warned that flooding may be more of a problem this spring than six years ago, government officials said Thursday at a town hall meeting at the Rafter 3C Arena.
Reno-based geothermal developer set to sue Biden administration over toad’s endangered listing
A geothermal energy developer vowed to sue the Biden administration over its decision to list a rare Nevada toad as endangered.
Brunch at Twisted Fork
There’s something new cooking at Twisted Fork. The south Reno favorite is now serving a third meal—brunch.
Sierra Nevada Job Corps student expected to be TMCC student body president
Sierra Nevada Job Corps student Darion Jackson is set to become the new student body president for Truckee Meadows Community College.
Constitutional protection of reproductive rights needed in Nevada post-Roe, argues Senate leader
Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro made the case Thursday for a constitutional amendment that establishes reproductive freedom as a right.
University Crossing shopping center coming this fall
A development company recently announced plans for a student-centered shopping center downtown scheduled to open in fall 2023.
