The BLM's Online Corral auction offers wild horse adoptions May 4-11, 2026. Bids start at $125 for pickup across multiple U.S. locations.
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BLM's approval of Tiehm's Buckwheat plan in Tonopah allows introduction efforts, with a 30-day appeal window starting April 23, 2026, impacting local ecology.
Key topics included budget approvals, infrastructure projects, and community initiatives impacting Reno's growth and development discussed on April 22, 2026.
Reno, with Johns Hopkins support, names mini-grant winners to boost local projects, enhance community engagement, and foster neighborhood improvements.
The BLM's approval of the access road right-of-way facilitates crucial infrastructure development, enhancing connectivity in western states.
Reno celebrates Older Americans Month in May with events for socializing, fun, and recognizing older adults' contributions, in partnership with Reno Seniors EngAGED.
Join Reno's Arbor Day festivities at Teglia’s Paradise Park on April 24 and May 2, celebrating trees and community with activities starting at noon.
BLM invites public comments on managing over 2,093 wild horses in Nevada and Utah's Eagle Complex, exceeding the 145-265 appropriate management level.
Under Joe Lombardo, Nevada faces high unemployment, soaring health care costs, and a declining tourism industry, making it one of the least affordable states.
RFD partners with State Farm and Waste Management to provide dumpster locations for the 2026 Home Fuels Reduction, enhancing community wildfire safety.