Yearly Archives: 2024

The Reno Public Market on Saturday celebrated its first year in business since opening in 2023. Dozens of community members visited the market for live music, free food, and children's activities.

KPS3, a full-service marketing and communications firm, has hired Kyla Hutchison as senior designer.

Washoe County staff on Tuesday said there’s not enough money to keep up with maintenance and the community’s infrastructure needs.

A long-running case of alleged kidnapping by Roger Hillygus and former Mineral County Sheriff Stewart Handte may soon be resolved.

Special Olympics Nevada is proud to announce the promotion of Terrence Thornton to president and chief executive officer.

The Nevadans for Reproductive Freedom PAC filed an initiative petition to amend the state constitution and establish “a fundamental right to reproductive freedom.”

One of the players who breathed life into the Giants was Hunter Pence, who was traded by the Phillies to the City by the Bay in a July 31, 2012, trade.

The City of Reno has two surveys open to gather resident feedback on initiatives related to housing and playgrounds. 

The legislative judiciary committee sought input from doctors, law enforcement, firefighters and veterans on the therapeutic uses of psychedelics. 

If you're looking for some live entertainment, there are several talented performers and musicians taking the stage at local venues, including Tuvan throat singers, ALASH.