Reno, NV News Roundup (8/3/25)

Hot August Nights kickoff: Virginia City hosted hundreds of vintage vehicles, live music and hometown spirit on historic C Street for the opening weekend — learn what happened.

Lab-grown whey under scrutiny: A University of Nevada, Reno study published June 26 finds synthetic whey is nearly 98% β-lactoglobulin with altered sugar attachments compared to cow milk, leading to lower microbial diversity in lab “mini-guts” — find out what this means for the future of dairy.

1701 Group breaks ground: Reno’s longtime nonprofit has broken ground on a new Philanthropic Support Center at 1701 Vassar Street, with construction starting later this year and an anticipated 2026 opening to bolster clothing, food, educational and emergency aid — learn what comes next.

Innevation Center’s ten-year impact: The University of Nevada, Reno celebrates a decade of growth and collaboration by spotlighting Simplesense co-founder Eric Kanagy’s path from accelerator prototypes to an $8 million startup — learn what drove his success.

Bridging rural health gaps: Tiffany Scheller turned her public health and dietitian expertise into a PA career serving Nevada’s frontier families, even earning third place at the 2024 AAPA ultrasound competition — learn what drives her mission.

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