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At 7 p.m., Tuesday, April 14, at the Atlantis Hotel Casino, the voices of people who lived in the Warsaw Ghetto during World War II—and were among the more than 3 million Polish Jews murdered in the Holocaust—will testify from the grave.

Samuel Kassow, author of


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Holland Project show reframes handmade bullwhips as objects of craft

Around 2017, the recreational cracking of handmade bullwhips became a somewhat common pastime among people—mostly unhoused people, apparently—in some Reno parks. In 2021, the Reno City Council banned this activity in the downtown area. In 2022, Fil Corbitt, a local audio journalist and <...


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The public was invited to test out Washoe County’s new voting machines on Tuesday, March 24, at the Registrar of Voters’ warehouse, at 6550 Longley Lane, Suite 145, in Reno.

“It’s an exciting day when we get to showcase the new in-person voting experience to our voters, and help them get comfortable with the process,” said George Guthrie, the Washoe County Registra...


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All hail Project Hail Mary, a rousingly wonderful, beautifully strange sci-fi epic with Ryan Gosling and an enchanting pile of rocks at its center.

Directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller nailed their adaptation of Andy Weir’s blockbuster book, respecting the manuscript in a way that should please fans of the novel. (I count myself among those fans;...


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Chainsaw-wielding ’90s rockers Jackyl are heading to Reno for another stop on their never-ending tour.

Yes, I said chainsaw-wielding. Jackyl’s top hit “The Lumberjack” may be the first, and only, song to feature a chainsaw solo. Gimmicks aside, Jackyl’s self-titled debut album established the group as a serious member of the ’90s rock scene, mixing the popular hair...


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