Hundreds Say Goodbye to Cheerleader

An overflowing crowd of more than 500 people filled Mountain View Mortuary in Reno on July 17 to say goodbye to Lanajah Nachelle DuPree, the girl many knew as “Mz. Feisty” and “Nae Nae.” Many wore whi

Capoeira: a game, a way of life

Brett Brolliar shares his enthusiasm about capoeira. His company, Reno Tahoe Capoeira, demonstrated last Thursday at Wingfield Park.

Keep on Truckee

A brief history of the Truckee River from California to Nevada with personal accounts from river expert Frank X. Mullen.

Gun teacher inspired by the near abduction and murder of her children.

Vicki Kawelmacher teaches women how to protect themselves with guns, knives and pepperspray after her own children faced mortal danger.

The Wal Continues to Bring in Customers Creatively

With a cannon perched on the roof, 52 beers on tap, and an affordable menu with a wide array of snacks, The Wal is more than just the place to party at the University of Nevada Reno. Founded in 1922,

Hairdresser turned quilter, artist

Dawn Salisbury, a former hairdresser, spends her retirement practicing the art of quilting.

Cars and quilts make nice

The National Automobile Museum Harrah's Collection hosts the 2010 Quilt Show sponsored by the Truckee Meadows Quilters.

Nevada's Greatest Game

Far from casinos, a trip to Pyramid Lake reveals Nevada's other side.

Glass cultivates intrigue

A brief history of the art of stained glass making as shared during a tour of the First United Methodist Church in Reno.

The Real Pawn Stars