History

This story is about the end of a golden era in Reno dining and the people who brought joy to so many with their impeccable service and skills for more than four decades.

The plan to put a “charters of freedom” monument at the downtown Washoe County courthouse is back, and critics are already calling for the project to again be denied.

The 1000 Miles of Desert and Mountains project brings to life a 1914 trek across Nevada for area students.

When details of all of her lawsuits are finalized Cathy Woods—who spent three and a half decades behind bars for a murder she didn’t commit—will receive $9.6 million in settlements.

Some say Minden’s daily siren is a racist reminder of the past, while others say it’s a tradition to honor first responders.

WWII pilot Lt. Lowell Twedt was returned to his family and received full military honors at the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetary.

Karl conjures up his memories of driving a bus (who knew?!) and the antics of drivers throughout northern Nevada.

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.