Yearly Archives: 2023

A reader sounds off on the condition of the Community Assistance Center, Reno's former homeless shelter.

Frost Giant Creamery, which opened in August, is offering ice cream by the pint. The cool concept asks customers to place their orders for new flavors every week, and then allows for limited window pick-up options three days per week.

Reno Little Theater's "A Facility for Living" is a hilarious play spotlighting the lives of residents in an oppressively run retirement home.

About 60 employees at the General Motors parts warehouse in the North Valleys hit the picket line today, closing GM’s local operations.

Join the Downtown Reno Partnership Thursday, Sept. 28 from 6-9 p.m. on Locomotion Plaza (between the Reno Arch and Eldorado) for roller skating, music, food and drinks.

The former downtown Community Assistance Center homeless shelter, which was vacated after the Nevada Cares Campus opened, needs $2.75 million in repairs. That's according to City of Reno staff who said the facility is contaminated with mold and is now uninhabitable.

Two new members of the Library Board of Trustees were appointed Tuesday by Washoe’s Board of County Commissioners.

The Reno + Sparks Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce its annual "CIVICS 101" educational class, a program dedicated to enhancing civic awareness and engagement within our community.

Snarky Puppy returned to The Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts Tuesday night for an Artown-sponsored performance. The first time the group played in...

Washoe County School District police on Thursday arrested 32-year-old Hug High School teacher Ryley Coker on felony charges.