Education
AG: School District Did Not Violate Open Meeting Law
The Washoe County School District’s Board of Trustees faced two open meeting law complaints for a mid-March meeting. The Attorney General’s Office found no wrongdoing. [More.]
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Incline Village Improvement District Ordered to Turn Over Public Records (Updated)
The Incline Village General Improvement District last week was ordered to produce records ordered by a citizen who wanted to see communications between IVGID and its attorney. [More.]
Education
Sisolak: Education is Fully Funded
By Don Dike Anukam and Bob Conrad Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak, Assembly Speaker Jason Frierson, and Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro today announced two new bills that will divert cannabis money to pay for education. Senate [More.]
Agriculture
Nevada: Feds Should Allow Cannabis Businesses to Use Banks (Subscriber Content)
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Arts
Finding Her Inner Sun
Heather Lee Dixon has had an extremely traumatic year. She lost her husband, dog, business, and home. The former owner of Midtown’s toy store, Happy Happy Joy Joy, left town after her husband died last [More.]
Business
Annual Funding Approved For Downtown Business District (Subscriber Content)
Reno’s Downtown Business Improvement District received approval today for new property tax assessments of businesses and residences within the BID. [More.]
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City Collects $230k to Fulfill Thousands of Public Records Requests
The City of Reno in the past year charged citizens $230,000 in fees for government records. That amount includes charges by the Reno Fire Department, City of Reno, and Reno Police Department. City Clerk Ashley [More.]
Entertainment
Reno Filmmaker Heads to Cannes Film Festival
Reno filmmaker, Emily Skyle-Golden, is heading to France to screen her film “10 Syllables.” The short docudrama is among just seven finalists from around the globe invited to screen and compete for top awards at [More.]
Business
Wells Ave. Business Owners Concerned About US Bank Closure
The US Bank on Wells Avenue and Vassar Street is scheduled to close in July. The closure is drawing concern among Well Avenue business owners who rely on the bank for their businesses. “This will [More.]
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Big Rent Increase Forces Residents to Move
Brooke Noble said she’s been living for four years in the Wells Avenue area, and a 44% rent increase is now forcing her to move. [More.]