Judith Schumer’s parents survived the Holocaust, the systematic murders of European Jews by the Nazis, by leaving Poland and going to Lithuania at the start of World War II. They then got a visa from […]
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 […]
“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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
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