Monthly Archives: November, 2023
Wolf Pack gets by Grizzlies at Lawlor, moves to 5-0 (photos)
The Nevada men’s basketball team continued the non-conference portion of their schedule Wednesday night at Lawlor Events Center.
A Reno Classic: Peg’s Glorified Ham & Eggs
Peg’s Glorified Ham & Eggs is local favorite. It's a go-to for a classic breakfast with multiple locations around the community.
Photos: Dozens rally downtown in support of Palestine
Dozens of demonstrators on Wednesday demonstrated in support of Palestine in the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.
State task force on street food vendors wary of requirements set by health districts
Clark County and the cities of Las Vegas and Reno are each in the process of establishing ordinances outlining where street food vendors are allowed to operate.
Burning Man narrowly passes environmental inspection months after torrential rain upended festival
Burning Man narrowly passed its environmental inspection after torrential rains closed roads, jammed traffic and forced many to walk miles through muck.
Trustees approve new sex education videos for elementary studentsÂ
Washoe County School District trustees on Tuesday voted to approve proposed fourth grade Sexuality, Health and Responsibility Education (S.H.A.R.E.) videos.
Bishop Manogue students receive personal lessons on World War II
Seniors from Bishop Manogue High School were matched with a veteran and guardian for a whirlwind trip from Reno to the World War II Museum in New Orleans.
County approves permit for Safe Embrace shelter
Safe Embrace will be allowed to help more people leaving domestic violence situations after Washoe's Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday unanimously approved a special use permit for the nonprofit's Sparks-adjacent shelter.Â
Merry Brunchmas! A brunch event to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern Nevada (sponsored)
Pitch Black Printing is hosting a bunch December 3 to benefit Big Brother Big Sisters of Northern Nevada.
Lombardo rubber stamps Sisolak’s appointee to Patient Protection CommissionÂ
Gov. Lombardo is invoking Gov. Sisolak in defending his appointment of pharmaceutical lobbyist Flo Kahn to the Patient Protection Commission.
