The food court was being renovated and the original dated to be done was 8/15/2026. Has anyone been to Costco lately to know if it's open yet?

I know this was mentioned before, but the news talked about it again.

The fire air support has to stop when they see the unauthorized drone.

Why don't they have someone shoot it down and get the information to find the owner? I realize if you own a drone, you may think this is extreme. However, the owner would know it shouldn't fly at that time.

I just moved here for college (18F), but super into EDM (not these little shitty "raves" at alpine) and anything techno. I like house too. I came from sac so the scene there is decently active if you know where to look. I found some good suggestions on a post from 8 months ago but alot of the events or venues are 21+. Any actual underground- weird location- stuff that pops up? I have some friends that are into this stuff too and are from LV so the change to reno has been a slow down.

Hi all, our band is playing in Reno in a couple weeks and I'm wondering if there's anywhere to eat later at night (post 11pm). We're from Oakland, and outside of just a couple places there's nothing here anymore.

Guten morgen! looking for tips on hiking tallac for sunrise. just want to know what time people have left the trailhead! is the top where it gets rocky easily marked in the dark? give me yo tips, cheers!

Another case of MAGA cheating to take power. Nevadans deserve better. Vote for honesty and respect of the law: vote Blue!

A Reno-area high school has once again landed among the top high schools in the country

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"A Reno-area high school has once again landed among the top high schools in the country, with Davidson Academy ranking No. 4 nationally in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings.

The school held the same spot in the publication's 2025-26 rankings, making this the second consecutive year Davidson Academy has been ranked fourth in the nation.

Davidson Academy serves profoundly gifted students and is a public school in Reno. The school was established to provide an advanced educational opportunity tailored to students' abilities, strengths and interests.

The latest U.S. News rankings place Davidson Academy behind three schools nationally. The Reno school is followed by School Without Walls in Washington, D.C., at No. 5.

The recognition puts a Nevada school among the nation's highest-ranked high schools again, while other schools across the state also performed well in the latest rankings.

U.S. News' annual Best High Schools rankings compare schools nationally and by state. More information about the rankings and individual school results is available through the U.S. News & World Report."

DO NOT HIRE THIS FIRM — I FEEL COMPLETELY LET DOWN AND MISLED

On October 24, 2024, I was rear-ended on Sparks Boulevard. My vehicle was totaled, and the consequences of that accident have affected virtually every part of my life.

I lost my ability to get to work and ultimately lost my job. I also lost the small cleaning business that had provided approximately 60% of my income because my back injury now prevents me from doing the physical work required. I have a permanent bulging disc in my back that causes daily pain and significantly limits my activity. I cannot lift more than approximately 20 pounds, which has made finding work extremely difficult. My financial situation has been devastated, and even my car payment has now doubled.

I hired Mr. Golightly because I believed he and his firm would advocate for me and fight to get me fairly compensated for what I had been through. Instead, I feel that I was completely failed by the very people I trusted to protect my interests.

Most disturbing to me is that I believe Mr. Golightly lied to me about my case. I was given the impression that my case was being handled aggressively and that the firm was working toward getting me back on track. That is not how this experience turned out.

After months and months of waiting, I finally received my settlement paperwork and was shocked by what I saw. My total payout was only approximately $6,000 — after everything I had lost and everything I have continued to suffer with. What made it even more upsetting was seeing that Mr. Golightly’s fee from my case was greater than the amount I ultimately received.

I cannot understand how an attorney can take more money from a client’s case than the injured client receives and consider that a successful outcome.

What makes this even harder to accept is that, to my understanding, the driver who rear-ended me was texting while driving. Yet my case was never taken to the point of suing him. I was left waiting for months for a settlement that barely amounts to a down payment on another vehicle today.

I feel like I was treated like another paycheck rather than a person whose life had been utterly destroyed.

The advertising and promises made by personal injury firms can make you believe that someone will fight for you when you are injured and unable to fight for yourself. That was what I expected. Instead, I feel that Mr. Golightly did the bare minimum while presenting it as though he was going above and beyond.

The stereotypical image of a greedy lawyer: the attorney walked away with more money than the injured client whose life was ruined by the accident.

The car wreck didn’t just destroy my vehicle. It changed my ability to work, destroyed my small business, reduced my physical capabilities, caused ongoing pain, and created serious financial hardship. I am now facing the possibility of disability because I cannot physically do the work I used to depend on.

And after all of that, I received roughly $6,000.

I am still angry because I don’t believe Mr. Golightly had my best interests at heart. I trusted him during one of the most difficult periods of my life, and I feel completely screwed over by the outcome.

Do not hire this firm!

I hired this firm because I needed an advocate. I needed someone to fight for me when my life had been turned upside down.

I do not feel that I received that advocacy. I feel misled, financially exploited, and abandoned by the people who were supposed to be fighting for me.

Based on my experience, I would not recommend Mr. Golightly or this firm to someone who is already vulnerable after a serious car accident.

You're an angel walking on earth. I've been struggling getting out of here because I'm stuck, and you sat there and listened and you literally took your own shirt off your back in public and gave me a new shirt. Thank you brother. I needed to shout you out.

God bless.

Most of you probably won't know what I'm talking about, but I'm putting this out there just because. I work in IT and I find this highly suspicious. Forgive the rant.

A few months ago I started noticing my home internet was being extra shitty. It'd work normally for a few hours, then randomly just quit responding for a while. I understand that this is the norm for some people, but I've had Spectrum in my same location for over 6 years now and this particular annoyance is a very new thing for me.

For as long as I can remember, Spectrum's Reno DNS servers have been verifiably geolocated in the Reno area. Makes sense, right? Now, suddenly, DNS services are being provided from COUDERSPORT FUCKING PENNSYLVANIA. Now any network engineer will tell you that there are times when routing traffic to a different stack is beneficial, but most would agree that routing all the way across the country just for Domain Name services is generally sub-optimal. (For those who don't know, Domain Name Servers are what translates your request to go to "youtube.com" to what ever the actual IP address of Youtube is. They're generally meant to be one of the first hops in the chain, and you generally want them to be low latency.)

When I contacted Spectrum support to point this out/ask questions/complain, I got put on an immediate runaround with someone who kept suggesting I have a technician come out to check my connection. When I told them that it wasn't a connection problem and that I had experience working with IT systems, I got a very dismissive reply of "oh, don't the systems you work on tell you this stuff?"

There are a few things that bug me about this, in no particular order.

1. This has notably lowered performance and latency and results in periods of effectively total network loss on a daily basis.

2. There's no legitimate reason to route your customers' traffic across the country like this.

3. Coudersport, PA was previously slated to be the site of a brand new Palantir datacenter, which is officially currently on hold with "no official plans" but there are several other datacenters being built in the general area.

4. The customer support "person" (probably a bot) was very dismissive after I explained what the actual issue was in more technical detail, as if it were intentionally wasting my time.

ANYWAY! If you've noticed Spectrum getting worse in the past few months, or if you just feel so inclined, open a command prompt or your network settings and look for DNS server addresses. If it starts with 71.10, congratulations, you're still using the OG Reno servers. If it starts with some 209.18 bullshit, you're being shunted to Dickandballs Pennsylvania. I manually set mine back to the Reno servers, and like magic, all of my internet problems went away.

OG Server IPs:

71.10.216.1

71.10.216.2

Baskin Robbins in Wingfield Springs got closed down, and google only recommends places downtown or far away. I have looked in reddit, too, but this is a more recent event. Is there anywhere closer to sparks? Yeah there's frozen yogurt, but I really prefer ice cream.

Thanks!