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Accenture has announced its intent to acquire Green Domus Desenvolvimento Sustentável LTDA, a leading Brazil-based sustainability consultancy with experience helping clients design and... | May 29, 2023

With 675 fires having burned 235,751 acres in Nevada so far this year, and wildfires continuing to threaten homes and lives across the West, next week University of Nevada, Reno Extension’s Living With Fire Program wraps up its five-part virtual workshop series, “Five Ways to Prepare Your Family and Property for Wildfire.”

The Carson City Library is hiring three interns to assist with a series of three-day Bionics Camps to be held in 2021. Carson City high school students who are interested in assisting with Bionics Camps are encouraged to apply by Nov. 22.

The Dayton Chamber of Commerce, Lyon Human Services, JOIN Inc, and Healthy Communities Coalition of Lyon and Storey Counties are partnering to sponsor a panel presentation for area employers this Saturday, August 12 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Greater Nevada Credit Union in Dayton.

Lucy Slight suggests a revolutionary micro-needling innovation.

Works with amazing organizations like special operations warrior foundation very much so through the memorial day weekend because of taking care of the children of fallen soldiers. >> shelley, matt, steve thank you for coming up i love the work youre doing you are dear friends in your helping in this testimony get veterans treatment and help that they deserve. please visit boot campaign.org for more information and to ask for help and with that i have a book out the book is called unbroken bonds...

Hawthorn, Victoria - Zebra Plumbing is helping Melbourne homeowners find out more about and decide between an electric and gas water heater system installation

Carson City Toyota has generously funded $5,000 in scholarships for students attending Western Nevada College this fall. This donation is dedicated to helping students who are pursuing careers in automotive mechanics as well as students pursuing their associate degrees in other academic areas.

What can kids do with spare change? Lots of things! Nancy Coles 5th graders decided that their change will go to help shelter animals.

The city and Parks and Rec launched the “Safe Havens” program last year to try and decrease violence in the city, by bringing more kids into Rec centers for games, tutoring, and life skills.