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Teens’ company provides autism help
September 14, 2020 0
Five teenagers spent the summer of COVID-19 developing a product that is helping children diagnosed with autism continue therapy sessions at home during the pandemic. The high school students came together online as part of [...]
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Trump Train roars into Minden
September 13, 2020 12
“It’s my first Trump rally.” That’s what I tell the lady seated behind me when she asks, “when did you become a conservative?” She had already posed that question to a man behind me, who [...]
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Bars to reopen; eateries hit the streets
September 11, 2020 2
Reno’s food and beverage industry is fighting its way out of COVID-19’s economic stranglehold. Washoe County’s on-again, off-again bar ban ends next week. And some downtown restaurants will be taking tables to the streets in [...]
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The Truckee River needs you
September 9, 2020 0
The Truckee River cleaned itself for 2 million years and did an outstanding job. Then came “civilization.” The waterway has needed help keeping up appearances – and maintaining its water quality — since the 1860s. [...]
COVID-19
Pandemic Chronicles: Virus tracing in your pocket
September 3, 2020 0
Nevada’s cell phone-based COVID-19 tracker is off to a slow, but steady, start as about 1,000 new users per day are signing on to the tracing system. “We’re at more than 20,000 users, which is [...]
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Museum of Art offers ‘The World Stage’
September 3, 2020 0
In March, as the pandemic reached critical mass, a new exhibition opened at the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno, then the institution’s doors closed two days later as the nation went into lock down. [...]
City life
A classic returns to the fold
September 1, 2020 0
One of the rarest luxury automobiles in the world has rejoined what was the Harrah’s auto collection, just in time for the 109th birthday of Nevada’s most famous classic car collector on Sept. 2. “The [...]

Venues remain dark; towns turn red

August 31, 2020 3

Buildings and landmarks in Reno, Sparks and around Northern Nevada turned scarlet for a few hours the night of Sept. 2 to bring attention to businesses that have shut down and people who were thrown […]

COVID classes: A teacher’s diary

August 29, 2020 11

My name is Sarah Bryant and I’m a Washoe County teacher. This is a day-by-day account of my activities during the first two weeks of school in Reno, a city in the grip of the […]

COVID who? It’s UNR party season

August 27, 2020 0

The start of a university semester means parties; it’s like a law. At the University of Nevada, Reno, where students returned to campus this week in the midst of a pandemic, that unwritten mandate is […]

Washoe County Voters’ Guide

August 24, 2020 2

Washoe County is gearing up for a general election like no other in the nation’s history. Many voters — bombarded by news bulletins, advice on social media, conspiracy theories, information and misinformation from every quarter […]

Reno music video connects heart to art

August 21, 2020 1

A new music video aimed at supporting Reno-area performing artists whose livelihoods have been disrupted by the pandemic has blasted off on YouTube with nearly 15,000 views in less than three days. “It’s inspired a […]

Street Vibes scrubbed; some bikers still Reno-bound

August 20, 2020 1

The annual Street Vibrations fall motorcycle rally scheduled for Sept. 24-27 has been cancelled, but some riders say they’ll be rolling into Reno next month anyway. “We’ve got rooms and we’re coming,” said Cory Sundquist […] […]

Flood of eviction notices is 2 weeks away

August 18, 2020 0

A tsunami of eviction actions will crash across tenants’ doorways throughout the Silver State beginning Sept. 1. There’s no way to stop them. Nevada officials are scrambling to blunt the force of the wave so […]

Art project aimed at evoking empathy

August 17, 2020 1

An empathy factory, made of art, is rising in downtown Reno. It will open to free, in-person interaction later this month and stretch its hands-on supply chain throughout the Burning Man Multiverse. You are invited. […]

Norm Harry, water protector, remembered

August 16, 2020 0

In the desert, water is an answered prayer. Beginning during the last Ice Age, Pyramid Lake and the people who lived there for millennia have been blessed with an abundance of water. For uncounted generations […]

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Some young Nevadans clueless about Holocaust

Teens’ company provides autism help

Trump Train roars into Minden

Bars to reopen; eateries hit the streets

The Truckee River needs you

Pandemic Chronicles: Virus tracing in your pocket

Museum of Art offers ‘The World Stage’

A classic returns to the fold

Venues remain dark; towns turn red

COVID classes: A teacher’s diary

COVID who? It’s UNR party season

Washoe County Voters’ Guide

Reno music video connects heart to art

Street Vibes scrubbed; some bikers still Reno-bound

Flood of eviction notices is 2 weeks away

Art project aimed at evoking empathy

Norm Harry, water protector, remembered

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Some young Nevadans clueless about Holocaust

Teens’ company provides autism help

Trump Train roars into Minden

Bars to reopen; eateries hit the streets

The Truckee River needs you

Pandemic Chronicles: Virus tracing in your pocket

Museum of Art offers ‘The World Stage’

A classic returns to the fold

Venues remain dark; towns turn red

COVID classes: A teacher’s diary