The fact the Reno mods feel comfortable removing all the posts about the cat abuser and killer who was arrested and is now released and likely back in Reno, is disturbing and incredibly tone deaf.

"We don't want to inspire a witch hunt."

HE IS KILLING KITTENS

It makes me question the integrity of not only the people running this subreddit, but the subreddit in general. This is something people need to be aware of. And this is something that needs to be discussed. Not something to ignore and shun.

He killed cats. That is a fact. He was arrested. That is a fact. That is not a witch hunt. It even makes me wonder if one of the mods might know him personally.

Do better ya'll. And everyone else, watch out for this psycho when adopting out animals. Animal abusers never just stop at animals. It almost always extends toward hurting humans.

Edit: Removing these posts, regardless if the abusers name is shared or not, is perpetuating harm. We have a right to discuss these matters as citizens of this city. And people who may not know about this otherwise. Removing these posts could put more animals and humans in harms way with this individual. It's reckless and careless.

So I made the decision today to hike there and spend the night before I head home. I'm a person right now with absolutely nothing to lose, and it feels like I have a big world all to myself. I'm not even going to wait for an ID, because why? I'm just ready to be home. But I'll be damned if I leave Reno without seeing Lake Tahoe.

From there, I will train hop my way all the way back to North Carolina. And I'm going to take every single second of it in. I want to thank the lovely person who blessed me with a phone replacement. That solved 90% of my problems. You are an angel. And everyone else who has reached out and offered a helping hand. I don't care what anyone says about Reno, I've met some of the best people I've ever met in my life here. Thank you all so much. This city will always have a place in my heart. It's just time for me to go home. God bless every single one of you.

I remember as a kid going to a restaurant on, i think, Keystone where that in n out is now that sold root beer in a mug that had dry ice in the base. Felt like some Star Wars drink at the time. Anyone remember this place and what it was called?

Located near Kings Row neighborhood off of McCarran and 7th St.

Stumbled across this a few years ago and always wondered what the story behind it was. Made of rocks in a crop circle/maze shape.

After a recent ownership and management change starting July 1st. I’m concerned about the direction my apartment community is heading. When I moved in, this was an affordable housing option. Now, without major renovations or improvements in the past 2 years, it appears to be shifting toward a premium pricing model.

My rent moving in was advertised at $985, which with my lease renewal this year, it only went up $25..

However for new residents, they are advertising at $1600-1700 for the same apartment.

A property does not become premium overnight just because ownership changes. Long term residents deserve stability and transparency when rent increases could create financial hardship and force people out. There are seniors here on fixed incomes.

My lease isn’t up until February 2027, so I don’t know what kind of increase I’ll see, if any. My concern is that the property is being marketed as something more “premium” than it actually is, without major improvements to justify the change.

With no rent control laws in Nevada, what can I actually do besides move? It would be very inconvenient I’m 3 minutes from work and I like the location.

I feel lucky to live in Reno, where we get to enjoy art, mountains, and the outdoors. I feel so happy to see the community coming out to enjoy music, good vibes, and community. July has been amazing so far.

What's your favorite concert so far? Mine was Nahko.

When driving is your second job, you get to see a lot of sunsets.. a pic by God..

I have a nonprofit business idea that was born out of my own loneliness and desire for real social connection. I’m Gen X and I remember the days of my youth when it was much easier to walk outside your home and just be amongst other people. Now the world seems alarmingly empty. I take my kid to the park and few people are there. I go to the mall and it’s empty. Even when people are around they barely, if even, acknowledge each other as they stare at their phones.

I’m imagining a place that has amenities that truly attracts people. Somewhere that you know if you go, someone will be there just to chat or play a game.

I’m thinking community garden and beautiful outdoor and indoor spaces. Cafe with affordable good and healthy food. Areas for puzzles and games. Study areas and a classroom the community can use to offer free or low cost classes. Indoor playground. Old fashioned bulletin boards where people can offer their goods, services or free stuff to the community. Gaming and technology room for those that do just want to sit with others while they doomscroll or people watch them play, but no phones or tech allowed in the rest of the place.

I’d like it to be nonprofit and low to no cost to everyone. I was thinking that there could be a low fee to access and no fee if the person trying to access couldn’t afford it. I want it accessible to everyone.

Any of you who are familiar with nonprofits, how would I even fund such a place? I was thinking volunteers and part time employees. Low cost entry fees. Maybe renting certain areas out for private parties or weddings.

I want it to be somewhere that you know if you go there, people will be there. The main attraction is people. What kind of amenities would attract you to such a place? What would you consider to be affordable to access?

Is there a spot for pick up games or something like a Sunday league for 30 and up here?

There’s an older gentleman who frequently dances under the pawn sign between N Virginia & west second st. He usually has fun outfits on and I think ankle weights. I haven’t been able to find anything about him. Was curious if anyone knows his story?

I see him most days during the summer and he always looks like he’s having a great time. He hasn’t been there the past week or so due to the heat I think.

How was the experience?

Working in food service I don’t have weekends off. Normally I have Tuesdays and Wednesdays off and am curious if there are any upcoming events planned on those days? I don’t mind what they are or what time they happen. I just need new things to do alone since I’m also recently single and don’t want to stay in my apartment rotting all day. TIA!

Hello, the most recent post divorce lawyer post that was the most helpful was from a year ago.

I'm afraid that my soon to be ex husband will find someone very aggressive and destroy me. Who are some of the more aggressive lawyers in town?

Also, did anyone get divorced here and have a lawyer from Las Vegas take your case? I'm wondering if I need to cross post to Vegas, in case he decides to go that route.

does anyone know if and where I can purchase Zubrowka vodka here locally? Or have recommendations on how to source it? I tried the website and all the places they have listed are currently stocked.

Where is the very best spa or spas in Reno? One that won’t ruin your special occasions lol celebrity status customer service!

Hey everyone i need a job really really fast that i could even start tomorrow (i know its not easy) Im already on an job agency but they havent call me, so Im open to any job. Thank you for your help !

What’s a good place for a legit massage that isn’t so expensive.

Looking for a shop or place to make a bolt for me M13 x 1.75 x 150mm - out here in the rubicon need this bolt today if possible

Scenario: You have foodie friends coming to town that you kinda want to impress. Personally I feel like Reno has so many Gems of places to eat. From hole in the walls to upscale eateries. They’re literally open to anything.

If this were you. Where would you take your guest to experience the Biggest Little City’s best cuisine for breakfast lunch and dinner and maybe even dessert?

Hi all,

I'm about to graduate with my BA this December. I have been wanting to travel for quite some time, and was wondering if any of you travel for work. Looking online, there doesn't seem to be many jobs like that. But, if you do travel for work but reside in Reno, what do you do? How often do you travel?

Looked all over Reddit for info on local serving or bartending jobs - but nothing current. If you’ve worked in Reno at a bar or restaurant I want to know the following. Lots of old posts of people asking for“good places to work” but no real info to help guide.

Name of workplace?
Good or bad experience?
How are tips? (Avg nightly)
Fast paced or laid back?