Yearly Archives: 2024
Military briefs around Northern Nevada: Week of May 13
Military news and events for the week of May 13, 2024 compiled by Steve Ranson.
Nevada ‘wolf’ sighting in March determined to be coyotes
The Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) on Monday announced that a possible sighting of three wolves in Nevada – the first since 2017 – were actually coyotes.
State Museums offers free admission to military families (sponsored)
The Nevada Division of Museums and History’s seven state museums will join museums nationwide in the Blue Star Museums initiative this summer.
NV water right holders have little choice but to sell, say water regulators
Landowners in Nevada are choosing to surrender their groundwater rights to the state in exchange for cash payments. More are waiting in line.
Aerial mosquito treatment to begin May 16
The area’s first mosquito prevention treatment of the year is planned for May 16, officials at Northern Nevada Public Health said this week.
NDOT: Political signs not allowed on state highway roadsides
The Nevada Department of Transportation reminds citizens that political signs are prohibited on state highway property. If such signs are seen, people can call 775-888-7000 to report them.
Photos: Midtown dog race delights crowd, raises funds for dogs with disabilities
Dozens came to Midtown Reno on Saturday to support local nonprofit Scoot to the Stars, a foster-based rescue for dogs.
‘Mom’ legislators see their numbers, influence grow but barriers to elected office remain
For the second time while serving in the Nevada Legislature, Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro gave birth last year. And again, she publicly pledged to continue full participation in her duties.
Five events in Reno this week: History, drama, emo
Drama and history are on tap this week in Reno. Two new plays are also running -- one by Damonte Ranch High Students, and the other at Good Luck Macbeth.
Truckee River Plan gets updated by city
Reno City Council members on Wednesday heard an update on the Truckee River Plan and approved the proposed spending of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) dollars after getting community feedback.