Monthly Archives: March, 2023

Nevada Realtors and the Vegas Chamber testified against a bill to fund housing for people with disabilities.

It’s safe to assume that many of the local theatre-going crowd are familiar with The Theatre on Keystone Avenue, and its acclaimed resident production, Magique. But last month, they became host to a new, limited-run production called Hush, by local vaudeville troupe Rogue Worx.

The Reno Housing Authority’s Executive Director last week blasted City Manager Doug Thornley after the city of Reno backed out of an agreement with the RHA to fund a downtown affordable housing project.

March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month and the UNLV International Gaming Institute (IGI) has released a summary of new findings on gambling risks and behaviors among Nevadans.

Wally Murray, President and CEO of Greater Nevada Credit Union (GNCU), announced his retirement after 35 years at the credit union.

A pilot program has been formed between the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the State of Nevada to connect military service members traveling the rural areas with telehealth and mental health resources. 

City of Reno and Washoe County Regional Transportation Commission officials Thursday evening gave an update at City Hall on the downtown micro mobility pilot project. 

City and county officials Wednesday said they are better prepared for anticipated water levels to rise at Swan and Silver lakes in Reno’s North Valleys.

Nevada lawmakers have revived efforts to crack down on landlords collecting unlimited application fees on a single unit and add some transparency to fees associated with rentals. 

The Reno City  Council Wednesday voted in a 4-3 split to uphold the appeal of a Reno resident on behalf of her Riviera neighborhood who filed against the proposed Riviera Planned Community, arguing that the condominiums do not conform to the Reno City Master Plan.