Yearly Archives: 2023

As one of the most terrain-diverse states in the entire country, Nevada serves up the stuff hikers’ dreams are made of.

Soldiers from throughout northern Nevada, including the Reno-Sparks area, are part of a deployment to Romania.

Vietnam Veterans of America- Sierra Nevada Chapter 989 of Reno and the Nevada Veterans Memorial Plaza in Sparks are inviting all veterans and the public to attend “Let Freedom Ring” on March 25 at 2 p.m.

The budget submitted Monday by the Secretary of State’s office to the Nevada Legislature includes $45 million for updates to two major systems affecting voter registration and elections and business licensing. 

Construction of a mine over the largest known source of lithium in the United States started Thursday, after a federal court rejected an emergency request to halt work on the mine.

SONV is inviting brave residents to hop, skip, run, jump, or dive into the waters at Round Hills Pines Beach & Marina to support SONV’s health and sports programs.

Close to 30 people last week met to discuss the different bills that would impact housing during the 82nd Nevada legislative session. 

There are some great events in Reno this week. A Rocky Horror Show performance starts March 10, Butterscotch will be here for a talk and performance, and alt-punk-rock greats Jane’s Addiction are also in town.

The Nevada Wolf Pack had an opportunity to realize several high achievements that seemed impossible for a team picked to finish 9th in the Mountain West.

Lobbyists representing cities, counties and law enforcement told lawmakers they support the idea of ensuring the rights of people experiencing homelessness – just as long as that person can’t sue to ensure those rights.