Michael Brown, head of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development, says the agency is very busy. “We have never been busier in GOED with the number of companies calling us,” he told the audience at the Northern Nevada Development Authority’s annual economic report on Wednesday.
Online purchase scams now account for more than a third of all scam reports filed with the Better Business Bureau, and four out of five consumers who report such scams lose money, making it the No. 1 riskiest scam type.
A lot goes into the business of composting — and demand across Northern Nevada for services offered through Full Circle Soils & Compost and Down to Earth Composting and has grown considerably over the past 18 months.
The Rotary Club of Carson City will step back in time at its next meeting when it explores the origins of recording devices.
There is a warm fuzzy feeling when the waft of fresh baked bread hits their nose.
There are myriad costs associated with a real estate transaction and it is good to know who pays what along the way.
Normally, the IRS has three years to audit a tax return. BUT, there is an exception.
The loans are forgiven after participants complete a nine-month online business training and mentoring program.
Carson City’s entertainment and dining scene will soon get a big boost. The Nashville Social Club is set to open next spring at 1105 South Carson Street. Owned by long time Northern Nevada residents and married couple John Procaccini and Kitty McKay, the Nashville Social Club will serve hip Southern food and drink in its 125-seat dining room, lounge and sun porch. The venue also features two stages, a Music and Banquet Hall for up to 200 guests as well as a retail promenade with micro boutiques.
The William N. Pennington Foundation recently granted $543,898 for renovations of the no-cost lodging.
The best way to increase your wealth during such an inflationary period is to own real estate heavily leveraged with debt.
Since 2003, For Kids Foundation has been providing funding for needs of children.
While there is still a strong “flow” in the market, other factors are starting to stir it up a bit.
Special events have traditionally been big-money makers for Las Vegas gaming properties.
Nevada is now nearing the record for consecutive months with the gaming win at or above $1 billion.