Yearly Archives: 2023

A sold-out crowd of delighted fans descended last week on Greater Nevada Field for the Reno Aces’ annual “Star Wars” night.

KPS3, a full-service marketing and communications firm, has announced the promotion of six team members - all of whom epitomize excellence in their fields.

Over the last three years, the task force heard stories of people whose lives were impacted by archaic and discriminatory laws passed at the height of the HIV/AIDs epidemic.

The Truckee Meadows Public Lands Management Act, or Lands Bill as it is commonly known, has been in development for more than seven years.

Different venues throughout Reno and Sparks are hosting classic car events that include cruises, competitions, auctions, drag races, and free live entertainment.

A ceremony to honor forgotten veterans will be conducted Friday at 10 a.m. at the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery.

Washoe County's new meeting portal doesn't include most county committee and board meetings.

Gov. Joe Lombardo is asking the Interim Finance Committee to direct $3.2 million in COVID-19 funds to the Nevada’s Opportunity Scholarship program.

Little Feat played Sunday at Grand Sierra Resort with the opening act Dirty Dozen Brass Band. Nick McCabe has the review.

A 1,100-square-foot traveling exhibit, which debuted in July at the Northwest Reno Library and will close on Aug. 18,  offers a detailed look into the Holocaust and how the world reacted during and after World War II.