Ali Dickson
Ali Dickson is a storyteller, local food advocate, and journalism masterโs degree student at the University of Nevada, Reno who loves uncovering all the best local finds in the Reno-Tahoe area. You can find Ali seeking out the best fruits, veggies, and sweet treats at our community parks, farms, restaurants, and markets.
Stories by Ali Dickson
From Patch to Pie
Nothing balances the cold season better than the sweet-and-spicy warmth of a traditional, homemade pumpkin pie.From Shade to Sustenance
City of Renoโs fruit-tree program promotes sustainability and access to healthy food. Reno is more than a high desert โ…Take the Cannoli
Elevate your events with handmade Italian desserts delivered right to your door. โThere are only two cultures in the world:…Devouring Knowledge
Nestled right in our own backyard is a hub for groundbreaking research in the areas of local nutrition, health, and…Picking the Perfect Pumpkin
When the golden colors and crisp temperatures of autumn envelop the Reno-Tahoe area, nothing says fall fun more than a…Crรชpe Adventure
Few foods offer as much variety as the crรชpe. The soft, thin confection creates an ideal foundation for sweet, savory,…Spring Salad Inspiration
Springtime in the Reno-Tahoe area is marked by sunshine, warm weather, and seasonal goodies. With delicious local recipes as well…Natureโs Post-Workout Drinks
The start of a new year is synonymous with resolutions that get your heart pumping and body moving. Round out…A Second Chance
In 1999, baker Fausto Salazar found himself in Reno with $20 in his pocket and the hope for a better…Made With Love
The nostalgia of fresh doughnuts inspires family togetherness, homey holidays, and cozy contentment. Add in warm notes of pumpkin spice,…Farm-Fresh Staples
East of Reno in the little oasis of Fallon, regenerative farming has come to life at First Fruits Sustainable Farms…Basque-ing in Rich Culture
The Reno Basque Club, a nonprofit organization formed in September 1966 to preserve and maintain Basque culture, is celebrating its…Bowling for Flavor
Bowl Incline has hosted generations of bowling enthusiasts since 1965. Decades later, when members of the Tomkovicz family took the…Harvesting Community
In the small town of Quincy, Calif., where the population is fewer than 2,000 people and the number of trees…
