Attend the inaugural Reno Food Faire happening August 19th at the McKinley Arts Center & Riverside Drive and celebrate the charm of locally grown food. The event is free, and patrons can register to take part in several good old fashion contests…. Yes, the kind you might see on Charlette’s Web. The festival is a […]
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Northern Nevada’s business-friendly environment continues to attract an expanding contingent of tech entrepreneurs and startups. These individuals and companies are thinking outside of the box (and away from New York, San Jose, and San Francisco) to establish new locations. They realize that Reno-Tahoe represents a burgeoning innovation center with many attractive opportunities and amenities. Take,
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This is a summer of change here in Reno. Everywhere we look we see roads getting re-paved and redone, new neighborhoods going up, new apartment complexes, and new businesses galore. It is now a common experience for us to note several new restaurants, bars or shops anytime we hit an area we haven’t been in
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In the State of Nevada, Reno often lives in the shadow of Las Vegas. But, regardless of its little sister status, Reno has several reasons why it’s one of the most appealing cities to live in Nationwide. The Biggest Little City In The Word Reno is well known as the “Biggest Little City In The
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I’ve lived in Reno, Nevada going on 8 years. There are plenty of things to do here. When my out-of-town friends come and visit, I like to plan a perfect day that includes a local activity paired with a great meal. There are some combinations that I always fall back on and invariably delight my
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Sage Ridge School prides itself on being Reno’s only non-sectarian, independent school serving grades 3-12. A college preparatory day school committed to diversity service, character, and academic excellence since 1997. Even though the pandemic, they offer education in a growing city. Shown here is Leila, Sage Ridge Student, class of 2021 and two-time State Champion
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The following news release came from Rachel Kingham, Community Manager at Reno Collective. “We are excited to announce that we have launched our online membership platform. This dedicated membership platform and brand new website kicks off a completely new direction in the coworking world, aimed at people working from home. Take our virtual tour and
KTVN Channel 2 – Reno Tahoe Sparks News, Weather, Video How K-12 Students Can Benefit from Robotics Robotics engage students on a new level. Access to technology provides students with a unique opportunity to explore different types of learning. You’ve probably heard of unstructured play and flexible learning environments but what about Project-Based Learning and
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At Charles River Laboratories, science is deeply personal. The global team is passionate about improving the quality of people’s lives. That passion drives their life-changing scientific research and work. Across their 100+ facilities in more than 20 countries, Charles River supported the development of 85% of the drugs approved by the FDA in 2019. 2020
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People Before Technology. It’s a unique guiding principle for a cybersecurity and cloud company to have. That’s Think|Stack, a Baltimore-based company with big ideas and big plans. When Andrea Digiacomo, COO, made the decision to join the Think|Stack team more than four years ago, it was ultimately the culture that drew her in. She was
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