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Revelers enjoyed live music, Bavarian food and other activities at Oktoberfest hosted by the Village at Rancharrah on Oct.

11. The festive event brought community spirit and cultural flavor to attendees.

Nevada Day Inc invites locals to share their favorite Nevada tall tales as part of a digital time capsule that will capture the state’s rich folklore.

Submissions will be accepted soon at Nevada Day Inc.

Washoe County School District is planning a new central hub for its administrative staff at Virginia Street and McCarran Boulevard.

The Board of Trustees will discuss buying an 85,000 sqft building and adjacent lot for nearly $46.5 million at its meeting tomorrow (Tuesday, Oct. 13).

Firefighters raised containment of the Bull Fire to 96% after it burned 1,529 acres near Verdi, and a fire closure remains in effect to protect residents + smoke may continue due to rising winds.

The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office marked K9 Brutus’ sixth birthday today with a celebration announced on Facebook, praising the Czech Shepherd’s focus and service alongside Deputy Tittensor.

The event highlighted his ongoing role in community safety.

Hundreds of Raiders fans gathered at the National Automobile Museum yesterday for the team’s first Raiders Motor Fest (featuring car displays and talks with former players) as they supported the team during a game against New England.

Organizers said the event may encourage future visits to Reno.