Carly Sauvageau

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Carly Sauvageau is a freelance multimedia reporter and documentary film maker in Reno, Nevada. She grew up in Tonopah, Nevada and came to Reno to attend college at the University of Nevada. In December of 2021 she graduated from UNR with a Master's degree in Journalism. She began her journalism career covering culture and arts in Reno, but now enjoys covering all topics, including government and education. During her free time Carly enjoys hiking, video games, music, reading and hanging out with friends.

Government

City Center employee skyway approved for Harrah’s Plaza

May 26, 2022

Education

Schools still in need of nutrition, janitorial and transportation staff

May 25, 2022

Government

City passes $915 million budget

May 20, 2022

Business

La ciudad aprueba el edificio de Reno Iron Works cerca del refugio de animales SPCA

May 14, 2022

Business

City approves Reno Iron Works building near SPCA animal shelter

May 12, 2022

Education

Trustees approve employment agreement for new superintendent (updated)

May 11, 2022

En Español

Instalación de purificación de agua que llega a Stead

April 29, 2022

Government

Water purification facility coming to Stead

April 28, 2022

Education

Susan Enfield selected as school district’s next superintendent

April 27, 2022

Education

Superintendent candidates grilled by community, trustees in final interviews

April 21, 2022

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Wildlife managers report first possible wolf pack sighting in NV in over 100 years

March 29, 2024

Nevada National Guard maintains strong enlistment numbers

April 17, 2024

Photos: Library board rejects book bans pushed by conservative activists

April 19, 2024

City Council to consider $500,000 settlement to two sheriff’s detectives in lawsuit against Reno Police Department

April 18, 2024

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