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Burke Roofing Inc.
  • • Residential & Commercial Roofing Contractor
  • • Tile Roof Specialist - New Installation & Repair
  • • Skylight Installation & Repair
(775) 453-1323
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Silver Peak Restaurant & Brewery
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  • • Rooftop Dining Area
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(775) 324-1864
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Environmental Testing & Consulting Inc.
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(775) 853-7878
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American Document Destruction, Inc.
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(775) 358-2323
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Things To Do in Reno, NV

Las Vegas 51s Las Vegas 51s

If your theme song is "Take Me Out to the Ballgame," then grab a hot dog and a soda and head to your seat in the stands at Cashman Field to take in a great game of minor league baseball with the Las Vegas 51s. Great family fun, theme nights, giveaways, and of course, some great sports action on the diamond are to be expected as the team puts forth its best effort to have a top game.

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Cactus Creek Prime Steakhouse Cactus Creek Prime Steakhouse

The Cactus Creek Southwestern Steakhouse is worth the effort it takes to find it, although you might have passed it or may be close to it without even realizing it! The restaurant is in the Bonanza Casino just north of downtown, and both the casino and eatery are local favorites that tourists may not find right away. The steaks are plentiful slabs of beef, and the side dishes are just as delectable. Add in great service, no-hassle parking and a usually short wait for a table and you've found a real jewel of a restaurant.

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Reno River Festival Reno River Festival

Every May, the Reno River Festival signals the beginning of summer, as it has come to be recognized as the first big event of the warmer months. Events that have become synonymous with the Reno River Festival include a whitewater kayaking competition, a 2.5-mile two person relay called Run Amuck, and the very popular Biggest Little Homebrew Challenge where festival goers are encouraged to enter their home-brewed beer in a hotly competitive showcase.

 
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