Local stories for (and by) Sun Valley, Nevada residents
Whether you’re participating in a community cleanup, planting trees, composting, recycling, or reducing plastic use, Earth Day is a chance for everyone to unite in protecting our planet. It’s basically a giant reminder that this is our only home—and we’ve got to take care of it. 🌍💚
Sun Valley seems to collect abandoned cars, motor homes, and various other vehicles. To report these eyesores, please call (775) 785-9276. The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office will address these reports as time permits.
Sun Valley, Nevada is home to several Little Free Libraries, a worldwide movement to provide no-hassle, free access to books when a traditional library may not be nearby.
Anyone who has driven down Sun Valley Blvd at least once has definitely seen this iconic robot mailbox. Bender Bending Rodríguez (from the animated TV series Futurama) is his name, and the Sun Valley version is a great, real-life representation of the cartoon figure.
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Whether you’re participating in a community cleanup, planting trees, composting, recycling, or reducing plastic use, Earth Day is a chance for everyone to unite in protecting our planet. It’s basically a giant reminder that this is our only home—and we’ve got to take care of it. 🌍💚
You might have wondered, why do you see golf carts with rainbow umbrellas in them around Sun Valley? Well, believe it or not, people are selling food in them. Seems a little strange, but these people try to make their own money by being independent by selling food favorites.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is inviting Sun Valley residents to come feast with us in celebration of Easter. A free Easter dinner will be held on Friday, April 18, 2025 at 570 E 4th Ave in Sun Valley.
A beloved teacher of 57 years in the Washoe County School District, Esther Bennett’s life exemplified true dedication to education, community involvement, and a passion for the cultural heritage of Nevada, leaving a lasting impact on the region.
“Who is Left to Bother?” An original poem by Emma B.
You may think you know the answer to this one, but it’s not that simple…
The Woodland Estates neighborhood is the gateway to Coyote Hill in Sun Valley, Nevada, and is located just off Sun Valley Blvd via Rampion Way. As some people may know, Sun Valley can be a magical place, and the open recreational areas in the hills are no exception. Coyote Hill is home to much horseback…
Whether you’re participating in a community cleanup, planting trees, composting, recycling, or reducing plastic use, Earth Day is a chance for everyone to unite in protecting our planet. It’s basically a giant reminder that this is our only home—and we’ve got to take care of it. 🌍💚
You might have wondered, why do you see golf carts with rainbow umbrellas in them around Sun Valley? Well, believe it or not, people are selling food in them. Seems a little strange, but these people try to make their own money by being independent by selling food favorites.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is inviting Sun Valley residents to come feast with us in celebration of Easter. A free Easter dinner will be held on Friday, April 18, 2025 at 570 E 4th Ave in Sun Valley.
This gallery features drawings and artwork from local Sun Valley youth. Their creativity is inspiring to others, and Sun Valley Insider is proud to offer this place for them to showcase their artwork.
H.O.P.E. Church of the Nazarene and SVGID are sponsoring a free, public Easter egg hunt on Saturday, April 12, 2025 at Sun Valley Community Park (115 W 6th Ave, Sun Valley) from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
The spring weather has been so nice this past week, so we decided to visit Highland Ranch Park and take a leisurely afternoon walk here and enjoy some fresh air.
Sun Valley seems to collect abandoned cars, motor homes, and various other vehicles. To report these eyesores, please call (775) 785-9276. The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office will address these reports as time permits.
The aim of Sun Valley Insider is to promote positive stories and voices within the Sun Valley community—by residents, for residents.
There are plenty of interesting things to see in Sun Valley, Nevada that lend a certain, unique flavor to the area. While driving up and down the streets, you’re liable to see just about anything, so don’t be too surprised.
Pris-- great job bringing awareness to the hardworking peopl …