The early April opening of Reno Bar and Grill may be the first restaurant venture for Shane Mathias, but the longtime entrepreneur’s experience in food service stretches back nearly two decades.
A simple phone call from a commercial real estate broker led to a new line of business for SOLUS Technology Solutions, and the Reno-based technology broker said that providing managed network support could eventually become its largest source of revenue.
The developer of more than 3.5 million square feet of commercial real estate in Idaho’s Treasure Valley has set his sights on the former Harrah's property in downtown Reno.
Reno Type’s late-February acquisition of A. Carlisle & Company — one of Reno’s oldest businesses — allows Reno Type to continue its unprecedented growth, owner Kurt Hoge said.
Behavioral health services in the region recently leveled up with the opening of two new specialty care facilities.
The expected summer opening of the Conrad Breast Center on the third floor of Renown Specialty Hospital in South Meadows marks a new chapter in breast health and wellness for Northern Nevada residents.
The formation of the Department of Emergency Medicine at University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine creates additional opportunities for students who want to pursue careers in emergency medicine, and strengthens ties across multiple organizations.
Population growth in the Reno-Sparks metropolitan area isn’t going to contract anytime soon. Washoe County’s population in 2023 was nearly 500,000 residents, the U.S. Census Bureau reports. In 2010, the county had just over 421,000 residents, representing nearly 20 percent growth in just over a decade.
At a time when new industrial development has slowed to a snail’s pace across Northern Nevada, Mark IV Capital is breaking ground on the next phase of industrial development at Victory Logistics District in Fernley.
GCW’s recent acquisition of Headway Transportation of Reno — the company’s first acquisition in its more than 50-year history — vastly increases the scope of services GCW is able to offer Northern Nevada customers, President Tim McCoy said.