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We’re into our fourth week of finding things to do that don’t involve leaving home. It’s fine. We’re fine. Everything’s fine.

The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting houseless individuals who are in different stages of recovery for substance use.

Reno’s nonprofit arts organizations are looking for ways to stay afloat amid cancelations and closures.

The Nevada Humane Society is reaching out to the community for help to place as many shelter animals in homes as possible should they have to close operations due to COVID-19.

Hidden Valley Wild Horse Protection Fund recently developed a custom license plate with the DMV to support the Virginia Range horses.

Students at Dodson Elementary School began building their new school garden with support from Urban Roots.

Charitable and uninhibited individuals in their underwear gathered Saturday at The Saint in Midtown as part of Cupid’s Undie Run.

Punk Rock Flea Market returned to Reno for its third year with live music, skateboarding, car smashing and more to raise money for The Generator.

Village on Sage Street is an innovative affordable housing project that offers dorm-style accommodations and financial counseling to help residents bridge into standard housing.

Project Homeless and Family Connect provided free services and resources to more than 1,000 Reno individuals and families living homeless or with low income.