5 spooky ghost tours in Nevada
It’s officially spooky season, so now is the time to book the best ghost tours in Nevada! Let’s take a dive into these scary locations.
It’s officially spooky season, so now is the time to book the best ghost tours in Nevada! Let’s take a dive into these scary locations.
Invasive roof rats from California have bred with native brown desert bushy tail rats (also called pack rats) to cause a population boom over the last five years, Victor Vasquez, a manager with Truckee Meadows Pest Control, told the Reno Gazette Journal on Sept. 24.
Reno’s airport continued to shake off a slowdown in U.S. air travel, posting its best month for passenger counts in two decades.
Across the state, there are fall festivals, workshops, concerts, and celebrations that bring people together.
Looking for new gluten-free restaurants to try in Nevada? Here are six that locals rave about.
National Public Lands Day is Saturday, Sept. 27. To celebrate the country's public lands, national parks across the U.S. are offering free admission.
Fall officially began at 11:19 a.m. Monday, and some of Reno-Tahoe's favorite fall activities are back, too—including Street Vibrations, the Dragon Lights Festival, the Genoa Candy Dance and the Cordillera Film Festival. The region's weather should be more of the same, with highs hovering near 80 throughout the week, and only a slim chance of rain in the middle of the week.
It’s not just houses and asylums—cemeteries can be haunted, too. Here are four cemeteries in Nevada that are reportedly haunted.
There’s a chill in the air and the leaves are beginning to change. Corn mazes, pumpkin patches and haunted houses are just weeks away, and Halloween fans may be wondering where to find spooky tours near Reno.
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