Yearly Archives: 2023

A recalled Nevada license plate meant to "drive away" Californians is getting one last chance to go back on the streets.

Two Army veterans were honored in late June as Veterans of the Month in a ceremony at the Nevada State Capitol. 

A local skater is a finalist in an online competition hosted by Tony Hawk’s Skatepark Foundation. The grand prize is a chance to skate with Hawk.

The July 4 celebration at Lake Tahoe led to “one hell of a mess,” according to Clean Up The Lake and the League to Save Lake Tahoe. Partiers left more than 6,000 lbs. of trash.

Efforts to rein in the agency that has the power to approve hundreds of millions of dollars worth of tax abatements fell short.

The Nevada Dairy Farmers awarded Nevada students who are seeking a post-secondary education in the culinary arts a scholarship for the second consecutive year.

Assistant County Manager Dave Solaro is requesting the Washoe County Board of Commissioners next week revisit rules regarding cannabis consumption lounges. Proposed amendments to county codes are needed for the lounges to become reality, Solaro noted in a letter to commissioners.

The Reno Aces in June held on to their first place standing in the Pacific Coast League West closing out the month with a homestand sweep of the Albuquerque Isotopes and splitting a six game away series versus the Sacramento River Cats. 

Among the many effects of COVID-19 was the inability of lobbyists to register for two special sessions in 2020 and the beginning of the regular session in 2021 – when the legislative building was closed to the public.

“Kinky Boots” at Bruka Theater follows the story of Charlie who recently inherited his father’s shoe factory.