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‘The Odyssey’ is a striking portrait of the psychological wounds that can emerge when people violate their deepest values

Actor Matt Damon’s tortured and broken portrayal of Odysseus offers a look into what psychologists call moral injury.

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The Metamorphosis of 5440 Sun Valley Blvd

We've all seen it. There's something definitely going on at 5440 Sun Valley Blvd. Can you guess what it's becoming?

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Meet The Candidates: Rob Pierce

When I’m elected to the Washoe County Commission, I promise to be guided by common sense. I’ll be transparent, and I’ll listen to you, the County’s residents.

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Meet The Candidates: Tammy Holt-Still

Raised in Carson City, Tammy Holt-Still has lived in Reno since 2011 and has become a trusted voice for neighborhoods across Washoe County.

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Shouldn’t the Midwest be called the Mideast?

The U.S. Census Bureau officially categorizes 12 states as the Midwest: Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas...

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Teacher Appreciation: The Eyes That Care

Esther Valdez demonstrates her willingness & dedication to go beyond what is expected—always watching, guiding and helping her students when they need it most.

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Ms. Rowe Row Row Back to Class

Ms. Rowe is a biology teacher at Hug High School, loved by many students and staff members. Her top priority is to see good work come out of her students.

Hobey's Casino in Sun Valley, NV, home of the Sun Valley CAB meetings.

Sun Valley CAB Meeting, September 1, 2026

Richard BarnetAugust 29, 2026September 3, 202606 mins

Join us at Hobey’s Casino in the upstairs banquet room at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, September 1, 2026 for our next Sun Valley Citizen Advisory Board (CAB) meeting.

Highland Ranch Community Yard Sale, Fall 2026

Highland Ranch Fall ’26 Community Yard Sale

Richard BarnetAugust 25, 2026September 10, 202602 mins

The Highland Ranch fall community yard sale is scheduled for Saturday, September 12 and Sunday, September 13, 2026. Come find your next treasure!

The happy caterpillar, as seen on Sidehill Dr in Sun Valley, NV.

Photo of the Week: The Happy Caterpillar

Misti BarnetAugust 22, 2026August 27, 202601 mins

These awesome tire art pieces were captured on August 16, 2026 at 7:21 p.m. on Sidehill Dr in Sun Valley, NV during a nice, peaceful drive.

Battle Born BMX in Sun Valley, NV. Photo courtesy of Joseph Keller.

Sun Valley’s BMX State Qualifier Photos

Joseph KellerAugust 4, 2026August 5, 202602 mins

I attended the event on Saturday, August 1, 2026 and took some photos from the state qualifier at the Battle Born BMX track in Sun Valley, NV.

Sun Valley CAB Meeting, August 3, 2026

Richard BarnetJuly 29, 2026August 6, 202604 mins

Come join us at Hobey’s Casino in the upstairs banquet room at 6 p.m. on Monday, August 3, 2026 for our next Sun Valley Citizen Advisory Board (CAB) meeting.

Aerial view of the Sun Valley Robert & Norma Fink Pool Complex in Sun Valley, Nevada.

End of Summer Sun Valley Pool Activities

Richard BarnetJuly 23, 2026July 28, 202602 mins

Join us for the Free Swim Day and the end-of-season Pool Party, both in August. Come down and cool off before the community pool closes for the year!

Boulders at Sun Valley Regional Park with Sun Valley in the background. Courtesy of resident Joseph Keller.

Sun Valley’s Beautiful Regional Park

Joseph KellerJuly 18, 2026July 18, 202604 mins

As the sun was coming up this morning over Sun Valley, I got on an e-bike and went to visit what I call a hidden gem here. Nestled in the hills above…

Aerial View of Sun Valley, NV. Image provided by resident Joseph Keller. Used with permission.

Working to Make Sun Valley Better

Joseph KellerJuly 13, 2026July 13, 202603 mins

We’re simply people, living our lives, and hopefully working to make Sun Valley better for the next generation of those who will call this place home!

Children on the grounds of Stewart Indian School in about 1935. By unknown author or not provided - U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=17179346

School Against Culture: Stewart Indian School

Alondra Zuniga CruzJuly 9, 2026July 9, 202603 mins

Assimilation was intended to destroy native culture & practices, but wasn’t as effective as the government intended, as it caused deaths for many students.