Lifestyle

Senate Bill 235 would eliminate medical marijuana licenses for dispensaries, allowing all stores to sell to medical and recreational patients. Locations that hold both licenses, if given local approvals, would be allowed to essentially transfer a license to a new location.

The City of Reno this week provided an update on current operations within its Parks and Recreation department.

This month the University of Nevada, Reno Extension continues its “Gardening in Nevada: The Bartley Ranch Series” with three classes to kick start spring gardening.

A new report found that the pandemic has hurt the outdoor and recreation industry in Nevada overall.

A persistent baseball team mascot and a teenage outing at the mall were the precursors to AJ and Samantha’s “pretty amazing life.”

It took more than six years from their first meeting for Reno residents Alexis and Dimitry to finally go on a date.

The newest snow park to open in South Lake Tahoe started welcoming guests on Dec. 19.

Reno’s first tiny homes village opened last week. Hope Springs features 30 individual units, a community center, small dog park as well as restrooms, a kitchen and laundry facilities.

Ely’s Fire & Ice Festival, part arts festival and part winter sport competition, is back for 2021 whether the snow flies or not.

Some local homeowners are doing their best to give the community a festive boost this holiday season.