Our Town Reno Newsletter
Our Town RenoHighlights of our weekly content from across our social media channels on the local affordable housing crisis, gentrification, the disappearance of public space, elevating those who help and giving a voice to those who are struggling.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 480 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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Honoring Those We’ve Featured On Our Pages in The Past Who Have Passed Away
Many people reach out to us years after we’ve profiled someone on our pages, looking for them with a message or trying to reunite.
Sometimes it’s to let us know they’ve passed away.
The Our Town Reno newsletter is a reader-supported publi...
The Local Fury about Mamdani’s Ideas, Getting More Emails about Courage Worldwide, and a Carson City Sheriff Candidate in Troubled Social Media Waters
We’ve long had an Ideas for Progress series for one of the article sections of our website. (It’s taking a bit of a hiatus in terms of articles right now, while we remain busy on our social media, primarily our Biggest Little Streets Instag...
Introducing Our New Social Media Coordinator for the Next Year: Amanda Avilla
Verdi photo above by Amanda Avilla.
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Will the Hillary Schieve Legacy Be Tied to Failed Harrah’s Redo, Jacobs Entertainment, Banned Whips and/or the Yet to Be Resolved Police Scandal?
Midtown’s revival in a way propelled Hillary Schieve to become mayor as the chosen candidate of Jessica Sferrazza, who was hoping to be mayor herself just like her father had been in the 1980s and 90s, but then was barred by the Nevada Supr...
After a decade, passing the baton for a year
Starting tomorrow, a former star student reporter Amanda Avilla will be at the controls of our social media, as our main coordinator and co-founder goes mostly off the grid for a full gap year, for some surfing, bike riding and working on t...
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