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BLM Approves Highway Realignment for Fallon Range Expansion
The Bureau of Land Management has approved a right-of-way for the realignment of State Route 361, advancing another major component of the U.S. Navy's Fallon Range Training Complex expansion. The Nov. 4 decision authorizes approximately 630 acres of permanent public-land right-of-way in Churchill, Mineral, and Nye counties for a new...
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Motorcyclist killed in crash on U.S. 50 in Dayton; westbound lanes closed
DAYTON, Nev. — A crash on U.S. 50 near Riverboat Road in Dayton left one person dead. The crash is also causing major traffic closures and delays Tuesday evening. The crash happened at roughly 4:20 p.m. at U.S. 50 and Riverboat Road and involved a pickup truck and a motorcycle.
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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...
Reno-Gazette Journal
Say goodbye to these 8 Reno-Sparks food and drink places
Several restaurants have gone to the great kitchen in the sky — or are ready to cross the pearly gates — as eight food and drink spots in Reno-Sparks join the latest list of closures. The places run the gamut from a longtime downtown breakfast joint to a well-known coffee brand that was barely open for a year. One even lets patrons drink and throw sharp objects. Seriously. Another is a chain that’s part of a string of closures making news nationwide. So which food and drink places will locals be bidding “au revoir” to? Here is the latest rundown of restaurant closures for Reno-Sparks. Outback Steakhouse, 3645 S. Virginia St., Reno Located just north of the Atlantis Casino Resort Spa parking lot, the Reno Outback Steakhouse is one of several casualties arising from the bankruptcy of a major franchisee for the national chain. Reno's Outback Steakhouse was one of several stores mentioned in the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filed by Cerca Trova Restaurant Group Holdings Inc., which also does business as Out West Restaurant Group, on Monday, Nov. 2, in a Delaware court. Outback parent company Bloomin’ Brands has since stepped in to acquire 61 restaurants from Out West for
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The Oyster Bar At The Nugget Casino Resort Has Been A Sparks, Nevada Dining Tradition For Decades
Some restaurants chase trends, and some just keep doing their thing year after year until the whole town knows their name. In Sparks, Nevada, one seafood counter inside a busy casino has done exactly that for decades. Former locals who moved across the country still plan return trips around it....
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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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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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Fernley to Review Revised Nuisance Ordinance in January
The City of Fernley is inviting residents to learn about and comment on proposed changes to Title 16 of the municipal code, which governs public nuisances and property maintenance. The city has scheduled a presentation and discussion during the regular City Council meeting Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2027, at 5 p.m....
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Fernley Council Addresses Water Emergency
The Fernley City Council's Nov. 4 meeting opened with an explanation of the previous day's water emergency and remarks from Mayor Neal McIntyre following Tuesday's election, before moving through infrastructure spending, residential development and utility fees. Chief Operating Officer Barry Williams addressed the Nov. 3 interruption at the city's water...
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Fernley Pool Reopens with Free Swimming and Friday the 13th Party
After nearly nine months of renovations, delays and unexpected repairs, the Fernley Swimming Pool is ready to welcome swimmers back. The pool district has announced a reopening for Tuesday, Nov. 10, followed by a Friday the 13th Pool Party on Nov. 13 from 4 to 8 p.m. The celebration will include free swimming, with the district also offering free admission throughout opening week and every Friday for the next two months.
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Light the World Giving Machines arrive at Scheels in Sparks ahead of Saturday kickoff
SPARKS, Nev. (KOLO) — Two Light the World Giving Machines were delivered Thursday morning to Scheels in Sparks in preparation for a community kickoff event Saturday, Nov. 14, at 10 a.m. The machines, sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, are returning to Northern Nevada for...
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Sparks mayor-elect Wendi Rawson responds after Ed Lawson concedes mayoral race
After a closely watched mayoral race, Sparks is preparing for a change in leadership, with Mayor Ed Lawson congratulating challenger Wendi Rawson on her victory and Rawson thanking voters while pledging to represent the entire city. In statements following the election, both candidates reflected on the race and the community....
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Reno’s first Paris Baguette to hold soft opening later this month
Reno-Sparks residents can finally say bonjour to the area’s first Paris Baguette. The popular bakery chain will hold a soft opening on Friday, Nov. 20, co-franchisee Jim Yoell told the Reno Gazette Journal. It was a journey that took two years for Yoell and wife Eva. Both had to deal with challenges from finding potential locations that Paris Baguette approved to being blocked by competitors at some of the locations they considered. The Yoells ultimately picked a retail center on the busy corner of Longley Lane and South McCarran Boulevard known as McCarran Marketplace — formerly the Air Center Plaza. The permit for the location was approved last year but remodeling took a long time as the bakery converted two stores into its new space. “That just happens when you convert two suites into (one that’s) 6,200 square feet,” Yoell told the Reno Gazette Journal during a visit to the space in August. Staff also had to undergo training and the new location had to pass multiple inspections. Founded in South Korea in 1988, Paris Baguette has grown to more than 4,000 bakeries worldwide, including more than 400 stores in the United States. The franchise serves an assortment of breads,