A dog named Potato has been reunited with its owner thanks to the efforts of Sparks firefighters.
The outbreak of the cyclospora parasite continues to impact many states across the nation. Nevada does not have a confirmed case yet. However, it’s not out of the realm of possibility. Local gardeners say eating and growing local is a much safer option.
Donations can be made online and via text.
Volunteers worked at 26 sites around Reno Sparks, focusing on illegal dump sites, removing invasive weeds and restoring local parks.
TMFR is also encouraging residents to double check that lawns are properly watered.
More than 5,000 plants are offered as members’ shop first, and public sale runs until everything sells out.
Reno's pear trees bloom each spring beautifully, but their odor sparks a push for more diverse trees.
Free Reno class shows how to prune roses, with tips from a horticulturist and a chance to volunteer.
Six new signs at Valley Wood Park highlight gardens, pollinators, and sustainable practices.
While the park is open, construction projects will continue for several more weeks.