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Do you have a secret food find, a go-to spot for sunset views, or a deep love for Downtown Reno? Share your stories with us! Submit your note-worthy experiences, upload a photo and our discovery team will followup.
“I’ve been President for four years. I’ve committed to working very closely with Reno, the Washoe County Commission, the town of Sparks, and all of Northern Nevada to emphasize what we have here. I grew up in Northern Nevada. I grew up in Sparks and went to grade school and high school at this incredible university. It was a wonderful place to grow up, and I’m proud of this community. A great university needs a great city, and a great city needs a great university. It’s rare to have the proximity of a university to downtown Reno and then have the two grow up together.
The first building was built in 1885, overlooking all of downtown Reno. This university grew up on a hill overlooking the city for everyone to admire and is just an example of what we can aspire to. This should be a university town where people are proud of this campus and what it is and the opportunity for their sons and daughters to come here and get an incredible education.”
“I’ve been President for four years. I’ve committed to working very closely with Reno, the Washoe County Commission, the town of Sparks, and all of Northern Nevada to emphasize what we have here. I grew up in Northern Nevada. I grew up in Sparks and went to grade school and high school at this incredible university. It was a wonderful place to grow up, and I’m proud of this community. A great university needs a great city, and a great city needs a great university. It’s rare to have the proximity of a university to downtown Reno and then have the two grow up together.
The first building was built in 1885, overlooking all of downtown Reno. This university grew up on a hill overlooking the city for everyone to admire and is just an example of what we can aspire to. This should be a university town where people are proud of this campus and what it is and the opportunity for their sons and daughters to come here and get an incredible education.”
“Home Means Nevada to me for so many reasons. It’s always a place where I find comfort and solace. We travel a lot, we camp a lot, and I just love coming home. My name is Scott Duncith, and I’m the owner of the Home Means Nevada Company, which was formerly Reno Envy.
I grew up in the Bay Area and attended UNR. My plan was to spend two years in Reno and then go back home. But after two years, I fell in love with the place.
I love the people and the community. It’s just been awesome. I was talking to a friend. I was giving him my address, so I told him Scott Dunseath, Reno, NV, And he was like, Reno Envy?
I’m like, Reno Envy? So it was at that moment that was our aha moment; I realized that the state abbreviation for Nevada Envy sounded like the word Envy. So that’s where it all started.”
“Home Means Nevada to me for so many reasons. It’s always a place where I find comfort and solace. We travel a lot, we camp a lot, and I just love coming home. My name is Scott Duncith, and I’m the owner of the Home Means Nevada Company, which was formerly Reno Envy.
I grew up in the Bay Area and attended UNR. My plan was to spend two years in Reno and then go back home. But after two years, I fell in love with the place.
I love the people and the community. It’s just been awesome. I was talking to a friend. I was giving him my address, so I told him Scott Dunseath, Reno, NV, And he was like, Reno Envy?
I’m like, Reno Envy? So it was at that moment that was our aha moment; I realized that the state abbreviation for Nevada Envy sounded like the word Envy. So that’s where it all started.”
I’ve been President for four years. I’ve committed to working very closely with Reno, the Washoe County Commission, the town of Sparks, and all of Northern Nevada to emphasize what we have here. I grew up in Northern Nevada. I grew up in Sparks and went to grade school and high school at this incredible university. It was a wonderful place to grow up, and I’m proud of this community. A great university needs a great city, and a great city needs a great university. It’s rare to have the proximity of a university to downtown Reno and then have the two grow up together.
The first building was built in 1885, overlooking all of downtown Reno. This university grew up on a hill overlooking the city for everyone to admire and is just an example of what we can aspire to. This should be a university town where people are proud of this campus and what it is and the opportunity for their sons and daughters to come here and get an incredible education.
“Home Means Nevada to me for so many reasons. It’s always a place where I find comfort and solace. We travel a lot, we camp a lot, and I just love coming home. My name is Scott Duncith, and I’m the owner of the Home Means Nevada Company, which was formerly Reno Envy.
I grew up in the Bay Area and attended UNR. My plan was to spend two years in Reno and then go back home. But after two years, I fell in love with the place.
I love the people and the community. It’s just been awesome. I was talking to a friend. I was giving him my address, so I told him Scott Dunseath, Reno, NV, And he was like, Reno Envy?
I’m like, Reno Envy? So it was at that moment that was our aha moment; I realized that the state abbreviation for Nevada Envy sounded like the word Envy. So that’s where it all started.”
Do you have a secret food find, a go-to spot for sunset views, or a deep love for Downtown Reno? Share your stories with us! Submit your note-worthy experiences, upload a photo and our discovery team will followup.
Do you have a secret food find, a go-to spot for sunset views, or a deep love for Downtown Reno? Share your stories with us! Submit your note-worthy experiences, upload a photo and our discovery team will followup.
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