Plus: New cottage food bill in the NV Legislature to help sidewalk vendors Share with a friend ÂĄHola Nevadenses! I’m back in Vegas after a successful trip to Carson City. While some people might argue for the legislative sessions to take place in Las Vegas because two-thirds of the state population lives in southern Nevada,…
Plus: Experience Colors of Mexico & other DĂa de los Muertos events in Las Vegas Share with a friend Hi, Nevadans! We’ve got a packed newsletter for you today, so I’ll be quick! We want to hear from youâplease take a couple of minutes to fill out our survey. Your answers help us tailor our…
Assembly Bill 96 would require cities with over 100,000 people to adopt heat-mitigation efforts such as public water or more shade over paved areas.
Plus: Spring is festival season in Nevada Share with a friend Happy Friday, Nevadans! Spring is festival season, and this weekend is the perfect exampleâwe’ve got the Whiskey Bonanza at the Reno-Sparks Livestock Event Center and the 9th Annual Kizuna Japanese Spring Festival at Lorenzi Park in Las Vegas. Are you spending time outdoors? What…
There are plenty of ways to feel the love on Valentineâs Day, whether youâre spending it with your significant other, your friends, or yourself.
Plus: How data centers’ water needs impact NV Share with a friend Happy Friday, Nevadans! We learned this week that Las Vegas is one step closer to getting an NBA team. The bidding process will begin soon. Thoughts or predictions on what the team could be called? I remember when the Vegas Golden Knights’ name…
With fresh, authentic dishes from south of the border and prices that wonât break the bank, these 5 Reno taco trucks are local favorites.
Como supervisora de 14 latinas, el dĂa tĂpico de Luisa* comienza alrededor de las 7 a.m. Ella y las mujeres de su equipo se reĂșnen durante aproximadamente 45 minutos antes de comenzar su turno en una empresa en Reno, utilizando ese tiempo esencial para tomar cafĂ© y conversar. Pero no solo estĂĄn poniĂ©ndose al dĂa…
Immigrants from MichoacĂĄn, Mexico, have brought culture and food to Nevada since the 1930s. Learn about their history, culture, and indelible mark on the Silver State.
Letâs take a closer look at nine things invented by Nevadans and how they went on to change life as we know it.
