Karl conjures up his memories of driving a bus (who knew?!) and the antics of drivers throughout northern Nevada.
History
The latest news on the Lear Theater has Karl remembering some of the Lear’s other projects, including a steam-powered bus.
Karl did not limit his column to ten items or less, so get out of the express line to read this history of Reno grocery markets.
Karl got a little distracted this week, starting off with a list of Reno’s great groceries of yesterday then slipping on some ice.
Nevada news sources documented the many adverse impacts on Nevada’s citizens from the 1918 Pandemic, which reached Nevada communities most notably in October.
Karl is back, making us all wonder why we didn’t spend more time during stay-at-home orders pressing grapes into homemade wine.
Karl’s pal Jody shares the rich history of bootlegging, decorating, and engineering within the confines of the Truckee River’s banks and its picturesque islands.
Karl wishes his ol’ pal Bill Berrum a happy 81st birthday.
Karl recollects the series of eateries that drew diners to the corner of Virginia Street and Gentry Way for several decades.
Karl shares a poem by John McCrae to mark Memorial Day.
