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Three Reno High athletes celebrate Division I Signing Day
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Three Reno High School athletes celebrated their college commitments on Division I Signing Day, with two headed to play baseball and another set to compete in cross country and track and field. Troy Riley is an Oregon State baseball commit, Braden Jones is a UCLA baseball...
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Morning Download: Three Reno High athletes to sign D-I national letters of intent
On weekday mornings, Nevada Sports Net will recap three big headlines of the day in its Morning Download. Read below for today's topics. 1. Three Reno High athletes to sign D-I national letters of intent. Three Reno High athletes will sign national letters of intent Thursday to play at the...
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Michael Salika, the heart of Reno High football for two decades, enshrined in Hall of Fame
For two decades and counting, there’s been one constant on the Reno High sidelines. His name is Michael Salika. "He is a true Husky," former Reno football coach Dan Avansino said. "From a prom king back in the day to a Hall of Famer now, he’s an amazing young man."
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Reno trade school accepting applications
National Technical Institute is accepting applications at its Reno-Sparks campus for HVAC, plumbing and electrical programs. For the electrical and HVAC programs, students learn how switches and relays work using electrical boards. They also learn how to wire and install ceiling fans, light fixtures and pull wire and conduit. The...
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Parents, Schools Find Support in Growing Effort to Delay Smartphones and Social Media
RENO, Nev. — As pressure mounts on children to get smartphones and join social media, organizations across the country are helping families and schools set digital boundaries — and making it easier for parents to say “not yet.”. Smartphone and social media interest can start earlier than...
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Dominant second half carries Greenwave past Elko
Most championship-caliber football teams look for momentum. The undefeated Churchill County High School football team simply creates it out of thin air, then rides it like a tidal wave. The Greenwave scored 33 points in a 15-minute second-half explosion last Friday night, turning a stagnant, penalty-ridden dogfight into a 40-6...
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Pahrump Valley faces unbeaten Churchill County for spot in state title game. Again.
Pahrump Valley spent the final seconds against Virgin Valley proving its season was not over. Now the Trojans get a chance to do something no team has managed this fall: beat Churchill County. Coming off a 30–29 playoff victory that tested both their execution and their nerves, the Trojans travel...
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Coral Academy makes first-ever football state semifinal appearance
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - There’s no denying this is the best football team in Coral Academy history. The Falcons beat West Wendover to advance to the state semifinal this week. Their journey to get here, though, was unique. As the only Reno-based 2A North team, the Falcons are well traveled, traveling to West Wendover and Pershing County in league play. And to add to it, they don’t have a home field.
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WNC expanding nursing programs in Fallon and Minden
Western Nevada College is expanding the capacity of its nursing education program to address rural healthcare shortages by renovating satellite campuses in Fallon and Minden. The expansion of the Churchill County campus will triple student capacity after renovations are complete at the 7,600-square-foot Pinyon Building on Campus Way. As it scales, the expansion will be able to support 24 first-year students, 24 second-year students, 32 nursing assistants, 28 phlebotomy students, and 28 EMTs. Prior to the expansion, WNC could only accommodate eight students in the small academic skills center that had been converted into a makeshift nursing training center.
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UNR student survey highlights reports of food insecurity for some on campus
According to Feeding America, one in six Nevadans face food insecurity, which comes out to over 542,000 residents. And at the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR), the results of a recent survey point to that statewide issue being prevalent on campus. "47% of students define themselves as food insecure," said...
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Reno High sophomore QB puts name in school record book
He’s a sophomore in his first full season on the varsity squad, but Trevor Martinelli already has his name in the school record book. Martinelli has helped Huskies football go undefeated in the Class 4A-North as they prepare for the regional playoffs. Reno hosts North Valleys on Friday night. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. Last week, the Huskies beat the Panthers, 37-0, as Martinelli broke the school record for passing touchdowns in a season. He has 23 TD passes so far, breaking the single-season mark set last year by Braylon Wilson, now playing on the Drake University football team. Martinelli joins senior Jackson Mathews in the Reno High record books this season. Mathews broke the school career record for rushing yards. He now has 2,510 yards rushing so far in his career. Martinelli has completed 120 of 193 passes this season for 1,471 yards and 23 touchdowns against seven interceptions. Wilson had 22 passing TDs in each of his junior and senior seasons, along with one as a sophomore. His 45 touchdowns is the school career record. Reno coach CJ Wintch said the Huskies have a good balance of passing and rushing. Martinelli's season has resulted from being efficient,
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National Technical Institute accepting applications for Reno-Sparks trade programs
SPARKS, Nev. (KOLO) - National Technical Institute (NTI), a state-approved trade school, has begun accepting applications for its HVAC, plumbing and electrical programs at its new Reno-Sparks campus. NTI said the programs are meant to help close the skilled workforce shortage. Seats are limited for the first class, which starts...
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Fallon Alumni Chapter Earns UNR Honor
The Fallon Alumni Chapter received the Nevada Alumni Association’s 2026 Outstanding Chapter of the Year award during an Oct. 22 ceremony in Reno, recognizing the local organization that brings university alumni together and raises scholarship funds for Churchill County students. Keith and Brenda Boone and Laura and Gregg Malkovich...