Reno Articles

The Reno area draws so many people for so many different reasons that it really is impossible to stereotype or pigeonhole anyone here. And these people have been the subject of newspapers, magazines and other articles since before Nevada gained its statehood — just see what Mark Twain had to say about the region! That tradition is carried on still today as our local writers cover the folks who give Reno its character. You might read about the history of the Basque shepherds and learn where in town to get the best Picon Punch. Perhaps you'll check out a piece on Reno's Native American heritage and the annual Numaga Indian Days Pow Wow, hosted by the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony. Maybe what catches your eye will be a profile on the people behind the ever-popular pub crawls that have taken over the city or an award-winning recipe from the famous Rib Cook-off. Why is Reno the new tech hub of the West? What's being done to preserve the historic buildings downtown? How fast is our community growing, and where are the new people coming from? You never know just what new information these Reno articles will be presenting to you, and you'll be fascinated to find out what your friends and neighbors are up to in the Biggest Little City.

News of the Reno Area

Of course, all the noteworthy writing isn't just about the people here. The natural history and beauty of Reno and Sparks could fill a book or several, and in fact it has. From Tahoe just up the hill to the majestic Pyramid Lake, and from the Washoe Valley on up to White Lake Playa, our rugged scenic beauty just begs for attention. And we've got just the Reno articles to bring the great outdoors right onto your screen!
 

Fishing Around Carson City and Reno

By Keith Rugg
One of the best lessons I ever learned as a country boy was that when the going gets tough, the tough go fishing. And this has been one tough year. There are lots of opportunities to get out and about with a pole around here, including the Truckee up north and Tahoe off to the west, but I thought I’d go through a... Read More

SoL Cannabis, A One-of-a-Kind Dispensary

By Kayla Anderson
On a sunny Saturday autumn afternoon in the peaceful ranchland of Washoe City, Jelly Bread band members are strumming their guitars and singing soulful tunes on a small stone platform set up in front of a perfectly manicured lawn. Properly socially distanced folding chairs provide seating for those who want to dance... Read More

Biking in Reno: Tips for a Better Workout

By Harrison Brown, DPT
Riding a bicycle offers many physical and mental health benefits. Cycling is a cardiovascular workout that burns calories and targets your lower body muscles while minimizing the stress on your joints, knees, and hips, making it a great low impact cross-training activity. Considering the price of fuel these days,... Read More