Happy Mother’s Day 2025!
On behalf of Sun Valley Insider, we want to extend our warmest wishes for a very Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible women in our Sun Valley community!
Year: 2025
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Sun Valley Uplifting Stories
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Final Countdown for Hug Class of 2025 Seniors
It’s officially May. For most students, this is great news. Only one more month of school before summer break. Not…
Community Field Day: You Are Invited!
All Sun Valley residents are invited to come and enjoy the Community Field Day 2025 being hosted by Hug High Leadership.
Who was Procter Hug, Sr.?
After nearly 40 years in education, he retired in 1966. After his retirement, he ran for and was elected to a seat in the Nevada State Senate. He helped Nevada’s education system to be better and worked constantly for educational improvement. Procter Hug, Sr. passed away on September 19, 1991, at the age of 88, leaving Northern Nevada’s youth with better opportunities for quality education.
May: Mental Health Awareness Month
The significance of Mental Health Awareness Month lies in its power to normalize conversations about mental health and encourage those who are struggling to seek help without fear of judgment.
Cinco de Mayo Celebrations in Reno, Sparks, and Sun Valley, Nevada
Cinco de Mayo is a holiday that celebrates Mexican culture and history. In Reno, Sparks, and Sun Valley, Nevada, many…
Community Easter Egg Hunt Brings Joy to Local Kids!
On April 11, 2025, the Sun Valley Community Park became full of laughter, joy and smiles as kids from all over the community gathered around for a cheerful Easter Egg Hunt.
April 22nd: Earth Day, in a Nutshell
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. 🌍💚
Rainbow Umbrellas
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.