Yearly Archives: 2023

Events and news briefs focused on veterans and active duty military members.

The Commission on Construction Education awarded a total of $223,649 from the Construction Education Account to three applicants.

A Nevada federal judge ruled against three Native American tribes seeking to halt construction of the country’s largest open pit lithium mine, but will allow them to amend their complaint against the U.S. government.

Washoe County officials on Friday broke ground on what will become supportive housing units at the Nevada Cares Campus.

Four city parks will receive new, ADA-accessible, permanent restroom structures later this year.

Sparks City Council members on Monday unanimously voted to approve hiring three separate law firms for litigation related to former City Manager Neil Krutz.

The Food Bank of Northern Nevada (FBNN) will receive $25,000 to support its ongoing programs and services providing wholesome, nutritious food to people in need.

Tuba Christmas is a FREE, family-friendly event featuring holiday carols performed by local tuba, baritone, and euphonium players.

PBS Reno this week announced that it is now live streaming on Hulu + Live TV.

A case of two dogs shot in Reno is headed to court after one dog owner was found to have failed to restrain the dogs went into an adjacent property owner’s backyard.