Yearly Archives: 2024

Remember when many people couldn’t figure out what to post on social media so they just posted photos of their food?

Nevada’s lone congressional Republican suffered a blow this week after six members of his own party joined Democrats to block a bill he authored to address a court ruling adopting a stricter interpretation of the 150-year-old General Mining Law.

Amidst college protests happening nationwide with students fighting for the core tenets of democracy, two seemingly polar opposite events were held on Thursday, May 2, at the University of Nevada, Reno.

On Friday, the commission will vote on a proposal to make 42 tags available and permit hunters to kill 42 bears, this time in accordance with the department’s recommendation. 

May 12 is Mother’s Day and Reno is brimming with opportunities for every kind of mom.

Earth Month is a time to celebrate and recommit ourselves to sustainable practices, it is also a reminder of the incredibly high stakes.

PJ & Company is a rustic diner boasting nostalgic Americana vibes. It’s family-owned and operated, with Steve Erickson at the helm.

Artown unveiled its 2024 official poster Wednesday at Bruka Theater, marking the organization’s 29th year of the festival.

Fourteen students from Academy of Arts Career & Technology High School (AACT) on Monday donned line gear and headed to the Hidden Valley foothills in east Reno to train with local wildland firefighters during a “mock fire” drill. 

ZZ Top is known to jazz things up with some very impressive-looking equipment (and threads). Let's face it: They are fun to watch and exciting to listen to.