Yearly Archives: 2024

Film Noir, author events, music and mental health (with pets) are our featured events in Reno this week. Author

For more than three decades, retired Western Nevada College Fallon educator Doris Dwyer touched the lives of hundreds of students.

The punk rock attitude of Lox, Stock and Two Smoking Bagels permeates the downtown restaurant a bagel shop opened in February.

Nevada charter schools are clamoring to access the millions of dollars in financing now available to support capital projects, such as buying or expanding school buildings.

Sparks City Council members on Monday will vote on whether to pay out $525,000 to settle a lawsuit brought against the city and several senior staff by retired Sparks police officer George Forbush.

This year’s theme is Reflections, and the veterans of Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan and Gold Star families will conduct a presentation.

The epic reversal sends the Pack home much earlier than expected after an unfathomable 63-60 defeat by the Dayton Flyers.

Former Mineral County Sheriff Stewart Handte and Reno citizen Roger Hillygus were sentenced on Wednesday to time served and probation.

Greater Nevada Credit Union held its 75th Annual Meeting Tuesday, March 19, 2024, gathering its members to announce the results of its board of directors election.

A nearly $3 billion effort shepherded by the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency during the last two decades to ‘Keep Tahoe Blue’ has prioritized spending on recreation and transportation over improving water quality, according to the agency’s own data.