Issue: August 17, 2017
Dear Folks,
Reno lost a provocative community figure on August 7, and in our cover story this week we tell Jake Highton's story as a journalism professor at UNR and a writer-activist in life.
Elsewhere in this week's edition, we look at UNR student Peter Cvjetanovic's participation in events in Charlottesville and its aftermath. Jeri Chadwell-Singley interviews a Hot August Nights car owner in our 15 Minutes feature, Bob Grimm reviews the latest Conjuring movie, and Matt Bieker reports on the first LGBTQ Pride Event at Reno Aces ballpark.
Remember that there are features available to read only in the print edition, so pick one up.
Thank you for reading us.
Dennis Myers
News editor
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Pot distribution limited
Judge halts Taxation Department action.
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Time to do the hard work
Belief is not a substitute for reasoning.
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The election year ahead
Trump will be an issue but not a candidate.
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A bigger war-on-drugs industry?
Opioids are the pretext this time.
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Burning archive
Burning Man gets the scholarly treatment at Nevada Museum of Art.
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All dolled up
Annabelle: Creation is a silly movie that’s nevertheless enjoyable thanks to some deft direction and surprisingly competent acting.
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Poetic notions
“Don’t play so much. Let it breathe more. Don’t be afraid for there to be silence.”
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Make a name
Whipple Brewing and Distilling Co. operates the Mill Street Still and Brew, which produces Micron beers and 10 Torr Spirits. I think—even the bartender was unclear.
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A New Branding era
As recreational sales begin, graphic designers can increasingly take their branding in a whole new direction.
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