photos by Lou Manna

  • The Truth About Goats

    At Montero Goat Farm in Lovelock, goats are a way of life. For Gloria Montero, the woman behind the operation, that relationship goes back a lifetime. Montero not only provides quality meat to her community, but she also improves the local environment for flora and fauna alike. On top of that, sheโ€™s ready to debunk the stereotypes about goats and instead shine a light on their complexity and delicacy.

  • A Relic Reinvented

    It was a beloved space dating back to the early 1950s, where generations of the โ€œwhoโ€™s whoโ€ in Reno lingered over cocktails and enjoyed memorable meals in its storied booths. So when Marco and Lynette Brown and Bill Green were approached about relocating their Reno restaurant, Marcolinoโ€™s Italia, to the former Rapscallion building in Midtown Reno, they knew it was an opportunity of a lifetime.

  • Fighting Food Insecurity

    One in seven Nevadans faces hunger daily. One in five children in Nevada doesnโ€™t know when their next meal will be. These statistics, cited by national nonprofit Feeding America, outline the stateโ€™s current food insecurity issue in numbers. However, hunger has far-reaching disadvantages beyond pangs in the belly.

  • Stove Art

    Inside a converted 1938 baggage car from the Carson and Colorado Railway located in Dayton, artist Steven Saylor captures Nevada governors, celebrities, and the cowboys and saloons that define the Nevadaโ€™s rugged spirit, one brushstroke at a time.

  • Lifting Spirits

    If Saturday afternoon finds you in search of a tasty tipple, how about crafting your own specialty cocktail? High Mark Distillery in South Reno offers weekly cocktail-mixing and spirit-making classes in its tasting room. The classes are taught by owner/master distiller Felicia Keith-Jones.