Mike’s Reno Report
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Washoe County Still Hasn’t Fixed the Radon Problem in its Courthouse one Year Later
More than a year after Washoe County officials publicly acknowledged dangerously high radon levels inside the Second Judicial District Courthouse, at 75 Court Street, the County has yet to implement a permanent fix.
The story has faded fr...
Reno’s Family Resource Centers: The Lifeline Our Community Can’t Afford to Lose
Reno talks a lot about the strain on working families, but one of the most effective tools we have to prevent those crises is quietly slipping toward collapse. Family Resource Centers (FRCs), the neighborhood hubs that stabilize thousands o...
A District at a Crossroads: What WCSD’s Leadership Transition Means for Families
In the Washoe County School District (WCSD), Superintendent Joe Ernst’s departure comes at a time when families are navigating unresolved complaints, escalating conflicts, and a growing sense that the parent voice isn’t consistently respect...
Eddie Lorton Got the Parade, the Publicity and the Ride with the Mayor. Why Didn't Reno Get the Check that he Promised?
On the morning of July 4, as Reno’s parade rolled down 4th Street for America’s 250th Birthday, a familiar figure appeared in the Grand Marshal car beside Mayor Hillary Schieve. George “Eddie” Lorton, the mayoral candidate who had spent mon...
The Gold’ N Silver Inn Reopens — and Reno Isn’t Sure About it
The iconic Gold 'N Silver Inn diner on West Fourth Street first opened in 1956 and became one of Reno’s local institutions. It was a favorite stop for casino workers, graveyard-shift employees, college students, politicians, police officers...
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I retired in 2023 after a 25+ year career in product marketing for tech companies. I'm experienced in financial analysis, economics, and statistics. I follow local affairs and write about topics the news doesn't cover.
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