Monthly Archives: July, 2024
Military briefs around Northern Nevada: Week of July 29
News and events around northern Nevada for active duty military and veterans for the week of July 29, 2024.
Lewis Apartment Communities announces grand opening of Homecoming at Kiley Ranch (sponsored)
Lewis Apartment Communities announced today that their fifth apartment community in northern Nevada is now open and the first residents have moved in.
Judging a chicken wing competition is a messy job—but somebody has to do it
Nora Tarte judged this year's Wing Fest -- and survived to tell the story.
‘Large missing chunks’ in Nevada minor guardianship policies, lawmakers told
Attorneys overseeing minor guardianship cases face months-long waits before seeing judges and often have petitions where caregivers are seeking temporary guardianship denied, rulings that can effectively deny children of financial support and even health care.
Get ready for back-to-school with free screenings & affordable immunizations at Walmart Wellness Day (sponsored)
Nearly 4,600 pharmacies nationwide are hosting Walmart Wellness Day on Saturday, Aug. 3 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. to help families prioritize their health this back-to-school season.
City Charter Committee pushes for representation in joint meeting with Council
Several members of the Reno City Charter Committee pushed back against comments made by City Council members on Monday during a joint meeting to review potential legislative initiatives.
Vance blames Harris for nation’s woes in first Nevada rally
Former Pres. Donald Trump’s running mate, U.S. Sen. JD Vance, unleashed a litany of attacks Tuesday in Southern Nevada against Vice Pres. Kamala Harris, the Democratic Party’s likely presidential nominee.
NV nonprofit receives funds to improve Reno community park
AARP awarded the Center for Healthy Aging in Reno more than $12,000 for its plan to enhance Reno's Paradise Park.
California’s Park Fire smoke prompts air quality advisory
Northern Nevada Public Health officials issued a stage 1 emergency episode for Wednesday, July 31, due to smoke from the Park Fire in Northern California.
Council votes 3-3 on proposed North Valleys Charter School, appeal continues this week
More discussion and a second vote are planned this week for Reno City Council members as they decide whether to uphold or reverse an administrator’s approval for a new K-12 charter school in the North Valleys.