Monthly Archives: July, 2023
Five events this week: Mythical creatures and enchanted elements
Kids’ stuff, a farmers market and the Lazy 5 music series topped our list of recommended Reno events this week.
J Resort anchors Colorado-based developer’s Reno Neon Line vision, goals to rebrand 4th Street Corridor (sponsored)
Reno’s newest hotel, J Resort, has opened. Previously the Sands Regency, the blue-roofed hotel has become a noticeable structure in the downtown Reno skyline.
$5,000 in scholarships awarded to local students
Students attending Reno and Hug High Schools have been awarded $5,000 in scholarships by the Northern Nevada Math Club nonprofit.
Fire restrictions have been implemented in Northern Nevada
Government agencies announced fire restrictions have been implemented in western Nevada for the summer of 2023.
Coney Island Burgers & Dogs has a New York state of mind
Having grown up in New York, Debra Magnus knows how to make a good hot dog, and it’s the crux of Coney Island Burgers & Dogs on Warren Way.
Brit Floyd brings the machine to the Grand Sierra Resort (photos)
It looked like the Grand Theatre was close to being sold out for this mid-July Brit Floyd show.
Fake elector debacle may revisit Lombardo, Ford in 2026
Gov. Joe Lombardo’s veto of a bill outlawing attempts to redirect the state’s electoral votes in a presidential election could be used against him.
Fundraiser set up after arsonist burns down home
A house fire can happen at any time. For Karina Rios, it occurred in the middle of the night when someone set a fire near her home.Â
NV Energy plan, process draws criticism
NV Energy is asking regulators to approve its plan to convert its sole remaining coal-fired power plant to natural gas, buy solar production facilities and a battery-storage operation at a cost of $1.8 billion.
Free bus rides during Hot August Nights
The Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County is providing free transportation during Hot August Nights on various bus lines and routes.
