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Like apartments, rental properties 'extremely difficult' to come by in Reno

By Solange DeLisle | Jul 31, 2021

There aren't enough investment properties in northern Nevada, in particular the Reno-Sparks area, to keep up with the booming buyers market for multifamily housing buildings.

University of Nevada, Reno 'excited' to welcome food delivery robots to campus

By Solange DeLisle | Jul 31, 2021

University of Nevada, Reno students headed back to campus for the fall semester will notice the new addition of autonomous food delivery robots around the school.

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Reno Reporter area weekly mass times

By Reno Reporter | Jul 31, 2021

The following parishes in the Reno Reporter coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

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Prado Ranch master-planned community will be good for region, according to San Diego-based company that purchased the property

By Karen Kidd | Jul 30, 2021

A San Diego-based land development firm's purchase earlier this month of more than 1,500 acres near Reno, location of controversial previous attempts at a master-planned community, is a good move for the company, city and county, the company's CEO said in a new release earlier this month.

Medical Billing and Coding Graduate on PBS KSPS-TV

By Press release submission | Jul 29, 2021

Christopher Perez, a Certified Professional Coder (CPC) at CHAS Health in Spokane, Wash., was recently featured in an interview with KSPS-TV discussing his career path and education at Carrington College Spokane.

Heart to Heart Yoga on August 02

By Press release submission | Jul 29, 2021

Renown Spiritual Center offers free weekly yoga classes at home for Sterling Silver Club members or anyone on their wellness journey.

Managing the Post-pandemic Return to Normalcy

By Press release submission | Jul 29, 2021

The pandemic forced millions of people out of their routines. For many, this meant no longer having access to the coping strategies and structures they needed to maintain their mental health

Health District Issues Notices of Violation to 6 Food Operators in Washoe County

By Press release submission | Jul 29, 2021

The Washoe County Health District (WCHD) issued notices of violation and cease and desist orders to six local food operators recently for illegal food operations and violations of basic food safety regulations.

Masks required in public indoor settings at City of Reno facilities

By Press release submission | Jul 29, 2021

The City of Reno is advising the public that effective tomorrow, per the CDC’s Interim Public Health Recommendations, all people, regardless of vaccination status, are required to wear a mask (face covering) in public indoor settings at all City of Reno facilities.

Reno Sparks Chamber CEO: Businesses have 'demonstrated great resilience' in economic recover

By Savannah Howe | Jul 27, 2021

The wheels have slowly begun to turn again in the American economy as a sense of normalcy returns after the presumed COVID-19 pandemic end, but surveys suggest that some states are not recovering as quickly as others.

42.3 percent of employees at Washoe County earned more than $100,000 in 2020

By Reno Reporter | Jul 27, 2021

In Washoe County, 42.3 percent of employees earned more than $100,000 in 2020, according to Transparent Nevada.

VA Sierra Nevada HCS ranks 97th in total VA system pending appointments

By Reno Reporter | Jul 26, 2021

The VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System in Reno ranked 97th among VA health care systems with 34,048 pending appointments across its 10 locations during the period ending Dec. 1, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

VA Sierra Nevada HCS ranks 100th in total VA system pending appointments

By Reno Reporter | Jul 25, 2021

The VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System in Reno ranked 100th among VA health care systems with 31,853 pending appointments across its 10 locations during the period ending Oct. 1, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

TMCC Keeps Students Connected with Google Sponsorship

By Press release submission | Jul 24, 2021

Over the past year, many TMCC students reported that they experienced “poor or terrible” internet in surveys that were administered in Fall 2020 and Spring 2021.

Researcher focuses on restoring disturbed ecosystems

By Press release submission | Jul 24, 2021

Bob Shriver, an assistant professor with the Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Science, is focusing his teaching and research on understanding and predicting how local plant populations’ demographic traits, such as survival and growth rates, respond to climate, disturbance and human management.