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Tahoe Daily Tribune
Sky Tavern announces lease extension to 99 years with City of Reno, names new Board Chairman
RENO, Nev. — Sky Tavern, the nation’s oldest nonprofit ski and snowboard training facility, has secured a lease amendment with the City of Reno extending its existing lease to a total term of 99 years, through October 31, 2118, and appointed Thomas J. Powell as Chairman of its Board of Directors. The extension provides long-term the stability needed to build toward the community organization’s goals as it prepares to celebrate its centennial in 2038.
greatbasinsun.com
Horsemanship for Heroes Gala Highlights Support for Veterans, First Responders
A Reno nonprofit that uses horses to help veterans, emergency responders, and their families was the focus of an Oct. 10 fundraising gala celebrating its new location. Horsemanship for Heroes held its third annual “Stetsons & Stars: The Future’s So Bright!” event at its facility at 6505 Bonde Lane in Reno. The evening featured dinner and live entertainment, with fundraising to support the organization’s equine-assisted programs.
mynews4.com
UNR buys Walgreens building above I-80, expanding toward downtown Reno
RENO, Nev. — The University of Nevada, Reno is moving forward with plans to expand toward downtown Reno with the purchase of a known property above Interstate 80. During UNR President Brian Sandoval’s State of the University address on Tuesday, Sandoval announced the university is purchasing the Walgreens building above I-80. Walgreens will continue operating for another year before the building and land are transferred to UNR in 2027.
mynews4.com
Reno City Council approves new skyways for J Resort
Late Wednesday night, the Reno City Council approved new plans for the Neon Line District in downtown Reno, with a condition. The council voted in favor of a conditional use permit to allow for the construction of two skyways attached to the J Resort. One of them is planned over Ralston Street, and another above Fourth Street, as the latter is set to include a new Reno Arch.
takingthekids.com
Kids Build, Tinker And Experiment At The Discovery, A Hands-On Science Museum In Nevada
A model of the Truckee River runs across a museum floor, and kids are allowed to splash in it. Parents are quietly advised to pack a spare shirt. That tells you a lot about the place. Near that river sits a giant climbing structure shaped like clouds and wrapped in...
fernleyreporter.com
Fernley pool awaits state inspection
The Fernley swimming pool has taken another step toward reopening, with its pump, filtration, chemical-feed and heating systems back in operation, according to an update shared by Suzanne Prouty, chair of the pool district’s board of trustees. Pool manager Patrick reported that the systems appear to be operating correctly,...
fernleyreporter.com
City crews spruce up Fernley parks
Fernley Public Works crews have completed improvements at In-Town Park and begun cleanup work at Memorial Park, with additional upgrades planned. At In-Town Park, crews removed equipment the city described as outdated and unsafe, added concrete to expand the skateboarding area and installed canopies over picnic tables. At Memorial Park,...
Reno-Gazette Journal
Reno mayor's GPS tracker lawsuit grinds on with no end in sight
A judge has ordered the latest dispute in the yearslong GPS tracker lawsuit involving Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve to be sent to the discovery commissioner — again — to weigh in. Washoe District Court Judge David Hardy signed the order Wednesday, Oct. 21. One tidbit revealed in new court filings is that attorneys are looking at a potential trial date after January 2028. The order asks for analysis and a recommendation on how the judge should rule regarding legal arguments over whether Schieve’s attorneys have turned over all the documents the other side believes it should have. Schieve and former Washoe County Commissioner Vaughn Hartung are suing private investigator David McNeely and Republican influencer Robert Beadles, saying their right to privacy was violated. The case stems from McNeely placing a secret tracking device on Schieve and Hartung's vehicles in 2022. Although illegal now , doing so was legal in 2022. But the case alleges McNeely trespassed when he placed the device, which would've been illegal. The same device was placed on both vehicles at different times, according to police. Beadles says he hired McNeely to investigate the two public officials to see if they were engaged in misconduct. No allegations
2news.com
Pyramid Way in Sparks repaved and reconstructed ahead of schedule
The Nevada Department of Transportation has completed construction on a project to repave and reconstruct Pyramid Way in Sparks from Victorian Avenue to York Way. The project was originally scheduled to complete in early 2027 but was finished five months ahead of schedule after starting in February. Between two and...
KOLO TV Reno
City of Reno approves new 99-year lease for Sky Tavern
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The City of Reno has approved a new 99-year lease for Sky Tavern. The approval of the lease was made during a Wednesday meeting of the Reno City Council and extends the lease through Halloween of 2118. Sky Tavern will continue to lease the property for...
2news.com
Grand opening of Paris Baguette in Reno pushed back due to power upgrade delays
The wildfires this past summer are still impacting businesses on the other side of town. The Paris Baguette location in Reno was supposed to be open by now, but NV Energy told the owner its resources are stretched thin fixing infrastructure in the North Valleys. That's put projects like his power upgrade on hold.
Reno-Gazette Journal
More than 3,600 jobs available at ‘no-cost’ Reno career fair today
Correction: Information initially provided to the RGJ stated the event had more than 36,000 jobs. The actual number is more than 3,600 jobs. Job seekers can check out thousands of employment opportunities in the area as Washoe County and EmployNV team up for their latest job fair in Reno. The "No-Cost Career Fair" is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22 in Reno. The job event will be held at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center, 4590 S. Virginia St. The career fair will feature more than 100 employers in different industry sectors. More than 3,600 job openings are reportedly open. Each employer will have at least 10 available positions, with larger companies offering even more. Redwood Materials, a critical materials and energy storage company at the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center, for example, has more than 1,000 open jobs. Industries represented at the event include health care, manufacturing, skilled trades, hospitality and education. Here are examples of companies taking part in the career fair: Carson Valley Health Empire Cat Caterpillar dealership FedEx Hamilton Company Nevada Gold Mines Nevada Legislature Panasonic Energy Truckee Meadows Community College U.S. Postal Service University of Nevada, Reno The event has on-site interview spaces, which
KOLO TV Reno
City of Reno invites public to workshop on massage parlor regulations
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The City of Reno is inviting members of the public to attend a workshop on proposed massage parlor regulations. The city says the proposed amendments aim to improve application, inspection, and operating requirements for such establshements. The city says strengthening these requirements would support legitimate massage...