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Reno’s Tolles: Interest rates, not election, key to real estate slowdown

Things are kind of slow right now in the development and real estate industries, Par Tolles, CEO of Tolles Development of Reno, said recently on Nevada Newsmakers.

Busy summer an economic boon

Anyone who has driven by a packed casino parking lot in August knows how busy the peak of special events season is in Northern Nevada.

Carson Big Lots to close Dec. 22 on heels of bankruptcy filing

Following the September announcement of Big Lots Inc.’s voluntary Chapter 11 reorganization, the Carson City Big Lots has been set to permanently close by Dec. 22, according to a store spokesperson.

NCET Biz Tips: Bringing Digital Equity to Nevadans

NCET helps you explore business and technology

Stretching from the majestic northern Ruby Mountains to the crystal-clear waters of Lake Tahoe to the beautiful vastness of the Mojave Desert in the south, Nevada’s captivating landscape has historically posed geographical challenges to communication, travel and commerce.

Metcalf Builders completes construction of Palomino

Metcalf Builders announced the completion of the Palomino, a multi-family residential project located at 1160 Damonte Ranch Parkway in Reno.

Biz & Books Review: ‘Selling Sexy’

Push up, minimize, sports-type. Enhanced backside, padded hips, slimming effect, lift and separate. Smooth lines, no seams, no lumps, no peekaboo, not too tight, no surprises, all curves.

Warner Bros. releases first economic impact report on film tax credit expansion proposal

After Warner Bros. Discovery pledged this summer to commit a half billion dollars annually toward productions in Southern Nevada should the Legislature dramatically expand its film tax credit program in the upcoming session, the media conglomerate released its first economic impact report on the proposal.

Sparks mayor: Build toll road to Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center

Sparks Mayor Ed Lawson has safety concerns about his constituents.

NDOT starts work on I-80 in west Reno

The $55 million project to widen, resurface and improve more than a mile of the interstate began in late September and is expected to continue through mid 2026.

NAFLA recognizes top family law attorneys

The National Academy of Family Law Attorneys published its list of nationally ranked family law attorneys.

Supreme Court will hear nuclear waste storage case

The Supreme Court agreed Oct. 4 to step into a fight over plans to store nuclear waste at sites in rural Texas and New Mexico.

UFCU business-to-business networking mixer Oct. 22

United Federal Credit Union will host its business-to-business networking mixer from 5-7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 22 at the north Carson City branch, 1350 E. William St.

Reid Airport expansion plans call for more passenger gates, could reduce delays

A plan to expand and modernize Harry Reid International Airport — the seventh-busiest in North America — received an informal go-ahead from Clark County commissioners Tuesday.

Plumas Bank announces ‘Community Pride’ photo contest winners

Plumas Bank has announced the winners of its “Community Pride” photo contest.

F-35 deliveries are essential for national defense and economic stability

Today’s geopolitical tensions demand defense readiness from the U.S. and our allies abroad.