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Holly’s Waffles is one of Reno’s newest food trucks–a Belgian waffle-centric business that moved to northern Nevada after a stint in Guadalajara, Mexico.

Reno’s Yvette Schneider worked for decades trying to convert people who are gay into being straight. She was one of the leading figures in what’s called the “ex-gay” Christianity movement. Today, however, she is speaking out against the damage done by those who believe you can “pray away” homosexuality.

The Washoe County Library System is scheduled to host Gov. Steve Sisolak for an in-person story time event at 1:15 p.m. July 30 at the downtown branch. 301 S. Center St.

The Cordillera International Film Festival will be held in Reno from July 29 through August 2.

There is plenty to do this week, but watch out for air quality issues as we continue to suffer from dense smoke as a result of regional wildfires.

Join the Reno Jazz Orchestra (RJO) 7/30 at the Hawkins Amphitheater in Bartley Ranch or 8/2 at Sand Harbor as a part of the Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival’s Monday night series to hear us perform the music of Earth, Wind, and Fire (EWF).

Thousands of people participated in the day-long parade and festival celebrating the LGBTQAI+ community.

Easy to miss, hard to forget; that may be the best way to describe Arario Midtown, a Korean fusion restaurant impressing Reno residents.

Let it be said that old rock-and-rollers do not fade away–they find new projects. Doug Clifford, former CCR drummer, is one of those old rockers.

Reno Police Commander Joe Robinson yesterday informed City of Reno officials of a new hashtag in reference to us: Fuck Off This Is Reno.