By Trina Machacek Interior design is not a thing that I think I do well. My house is comfy, don’t get me wrong. I mean there are chairs a couch and beds and stools and stuff to trip over on the floor. Oh, there’s that jack I dropped when I thought I was 12 again! YIKERS! Trina Machacek You … [Read More...] about IsThis You? Wall to Wall

Five Fun Things To Do This Week
By TheCompleteNevadan.com North Tahoe’s Annual UllrFest Feb. 1-2, 3:30 pm – 7:30 pm UllrFest kicks off Friday night with a Torchlight Parade, bonfire, party and live music. There’s also a […]

The Sparks Tribune: New 8,500-seat amphitheater planned for Victorian Square
By Kayla Anderson The long-shuttered Bourbon Square Casino in the heart of Victorian Square will soon become an 8,500-seat amphitheater if everything goes as planned, offering yet another entertainment source […]

The Sparks Tribune: Coalition honors 19 veterans in solemn ceremony
By Steve Ransom FERNLEY — Nineteen veterans joined their brothers and sisters at the hallowed grounds of the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in a solemn ceremony Friday that remembered […]

The Sparks Tribune: Mayor ready to lead city into the future despite cancer diagnosis
By Kayla Anderson New Sparks mayor Ron Smith has always been passionate about the City of Sparks – and politics. After spending the last 12 years on the city council, […]

Is This You? Nocturnal Walkabout
By Trina Machacek f you were to tell me that you never get up during the night to answer natures knock at the bathroom door—I would look at you sideways […]

The burning of Lovelock Cave
By Dennis Cassinelli Lovelock cave is located 20 miles south of Lovelock Nevada and can be reached by traveling through the ranching area south of town. It is best […]

Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr weekend events
By Andrew Barbato Monday, Jan. 21: RENO 10 a.m. – 33rd MLK commemoration, California Building, Idlewild Park. The 21st MLK Highway Caravan departs immediately thereafter. Former Reno-Sparks NAACP President Onie Cooper worked many years to name […]

Opinion: If Davis name must go, use Shoshone name for peak
The Nevada Board of Geographic Names voted unanimously this past week to, well, literally “white out” from Nevada maps the name of another historic figure whose actions do not comport […]

Mitchell: States should not be granted absolute immunity
By Thomas Mitchell The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in a case this past week that could alter the ability of a private citizen to seek justice in his state’s […]

Lecture details excavations of unexpected history at Carson Mint
CARSON CITY – In 1998, a landscaping project outside the Nevada State Museum turned into an archeological dig when the workers unearthed discarded coin dies that were used in the […]




