Redevelopment board OKs deal for refinancing Reno Gazette-Journal
To deal with declining casino values downtown, the Reno Redevelopment Agency board approved a financing deal Monday to lower its debt payments to match reduced property taxes from the gaming properties.
Fazekas getting ribs X-rayed; Johnson may redshirt KESQ
RENO, Nev. Nevada basketball coach Mark Fox says his star forward Nick Fazekas has a rib injury but he doesn't know how serious it is.
Wolf Pack Ranked #20; Fazekas Injured KTVN Reno
(AP) Another week, another new spot in the poll for the Nevada men's basketball team. The Wolf Pack jumped four spots to Number 20 in the latest version released today by The Associated Press.
Real Estate Transfers The Canton Repository
alliance John E. Sr. and Charlotte Dickson from James W. and Mary E. Bare, 414 S. Park Ave., $26,000. Kevin D. Price from Ermes and Ines Peloso, 350 S. Park Ave., $54,000. Larry W. and Cheryl D. James
New shows: Lindsey Buckingham, Rod Stewart, Brooks & Dunn Reno Gazette-Journal
Pigeon John: The witty underground hip-hop artist plays an all-ages show with opening acts Red Cloud and OCT at 6 p.m. Dec. 12 at the Casino West convention center in Yerington (he's also playing Dec. 2 at Montbleu). Tickets are $20 in advance, at the Yerington Paiute Tribal Smokeshop, $25 at door. Details: 800-227-4661.
Driving school lures tourists Pahrump Valley Times
The Spring Mountain Advanced Driving School just south of Pahrump off Highway 160, was named as one of 41 statewide recipients of the Tourism Development Awards by the Nevada Commission on Tourism this month.
Rowe unanimous pick for Nevada football player of the year Las Vegas Sun
RENO, Nev. (AP) - Nevada senior quarterback Jeff Rowe was named the Wolf Pack's most valuable player of the year while senior center Jimmy Wadhams was picked the top offensive player and senior defensive end J.J. Milan the best on defense.
Staind Frontman Aaron Lewis Kicks Off Unique, Solo Acoustic Tour Armed With Guitar December 27 Through February 9, PR Web
Staind frontman Aaron Lewis hits the road for solo, acoustic tour. (PRWeb Nov 30, 2006)
Holiday highlights people's generosity Reno Gazette-Journal
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Reno skyline to change with approval of major projects Las Vegas Sun
RENO, Nev. (AP) - Reno's skyline will be changing because of last week's approval of two major projects, and locals are divided over it.
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