Personal welcome

This article was published on 04.04.13

Inez Casale, known to her longtime customers as Mama Casale, spoke with a distinguished visitor, Gov. Brian Sandoval, at her Halfway Club in Reno. The Club, a bar and restaurant, has been a fixture in the valley since it opened in the 1930s on Fourth Street in the long gap between Reno and Sparks—when there <i>was</i> a long gap between Reno and Sparks.

Inez Casale, known to her longtime customers as Mama Casale, spoke with a distinguished visitor, Gov. Brian Sandoval, at her Halfway Club in Reno. The Club, a bar and restaurant, has been a fixture in the valley since it opened in the 1930s on Fourth Street in the long gap between Reno and Sparks—when there was a long gap between Reno and Sparks.

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