Yearly Archives: 2024

In his new role, Duffy will continue to manage product supplies and vendor relationships that improve productivity, as well as source high-quality, cost-effective products.

Local Beer Works offers a place to grab after-work drinks or spend some chill time with friends on a Saturday night.

A letter of interest sent in January to the City of Reno for the potential purchase of the Community Assistance Center resulted from months of work by partners at Bash Capital.

The Reno+Sparks Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Northern Nevada Human Resources Association (NNHRA), has announced its annual HR Bootcamp.

If the opening homestand is any indication, the Reno Aces will treat northern Nevada to one entertaining season.

Though initially qualifying to be on Nevada’s 2024 general election ballot, the national group No Labels won’t be including a third party candidate in the state after all.

Jo Lown, president and CEO of Bully’s Sports Bar & Grill, is selling the company.

Reno City Manager Doug Thornley submitted his letter of resignation today, Monday, April 8, but said he will remain in his position through the end of the fiscal year.

Reno City Council must coordinate community conversations around how the Community Assistance Center properties can best serve the City that built them.

An unsolicited offer for the CAC; more public meetings on housing initiatives; designs for Locomotion Plaza, Virginia Street, Wingfield and Barbara Bennett Parks.