"Introducing the latest addition to Reno's entertainment scene: a unique beer and mini-golf venue called Root for the Home Team. Combining a love for sports, craft beer, and friendly competition, this new establishment offers a fun and interactive space for both locals and visitors. With eye-catching indoor and outdoor courses, a wide selection of local brews, and a welcoming atmosphere, Root for the Home Team is set to become a favorite destination for leisure and socializing in the city."

Root for the home team, drink beer, play mini golf (photos)

In the latest issue of Reno Entrepreneur News, significant developments are highlighted for the local entrepreneurial and business community. EDAWN reports the addition of over 1,200 jobs in 2023 with record-breaking average salaries, showcasing economic growth. The Nevada Secretary of State has launched a $15M project to enhance the business licensing system, aiming to streamline administrative processes. Hammer & Nails opens a new men's grooming shop in South Reno, and the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center (TRIC) unveils its cutting-edge 'Lab to Fab' facility to bolster advanced tech development. Sparks introduces the 'Back Our Businesses' campaign to combat retail theft, while EDAWN's new Coin initiative aims to spur economic innovation. Also featured are Arcadia's new cold storage facility and the launch of 'Root for the Home Team,' a beer and mini-golf venue. EDAWN welcomes Taylor Adams as its new CEO, and upcoming events include a session on ethical influence with Christina Harbridge and a Lean Manufacturing workshop with a live simulation.

Big wins for Reno Entrepreneurs: 1,200+ new jobs, $15M biz licensing upgrade, new Hammer & Nails shop, TRIC's new tech facility, Sparks' anti-theft campaign, EDAWN's new Coin initiative, and exciting new venues. Meet EDAWN's new CEO and don't miss upcoming events!

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EO Philippines and UnionBank have joined forces to offer high-quality business solutions to entrepreneurs, according to a recent collaboration announcement. This partnership aims to support and empower entrepreneurs by providing them with streamlined financial services, networking opportunities, and educational resources. By leveraging UnionBank's technology and EO Philippines' extensive network of entrepreneurs, this collaboration seeks to foster growth and success for business owners in the Philippines.

EO Philippines and UnionBank collaborate to provide top-tier business solutions to entrepreneurs

In this edition of Reno Entrepreneur News, we highlight several important updates and initiatives. EO Philippines and UnionBank have joined forces to provide entrepreneurs with high-quality business solutions, aiming to foster growth and success. The Gener8tor Showcase unveiled innovative products from five startups, showcasing groundbreaking solutions in various industries. Athletic Republic has opened a new facility in Reno, offering cutting-edge sports performance training for athletes. Local Midtown businesses and a nonprofit are collaborating to bring holiday gifts to Hope Springs residents, spreading cheer and unity. The University of Nevada, Reno celebrated a record-breaking number of business graduates in the Winter Class of 2023. Applications for the Reno-Sparks Chamber Leadership Program are open until January 2nd, offering professionals a chance to enhance their leadership skills. The City of Reno issued a statement on Bird Scooters' bankruptcy, stressing scooter safety and proper parking. The Better Business Bureau has cautioned the public about potential scams in 2024, urging vigilance. Arlan D. Melendez, the long-standing Chair of the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony, has retired after 31 years of service. Broadbent & Associates Inc. is expanding its Reno engineering team to meet market demands. Finally, the Reno Aces donated $10,000 to the Reno Rodeo Foundation’s Denim Drive, supporting at-risk children in the area.

Key updates: EO Philippines and UnionBank partner to support entrepreneurs; Gener8tor Showcase reveals innovative startups; Athletic Republic opens in Reno; local businesses and a nonprofit bring holiday cheer; record business grads at UNR; leadership program applications open; Bird Scooters' bankruptcy statement; BBB warns of 2024 scams; Reno-Sparks Indian Colony Chair retires; Broadbent & Associates expands; Reno Aces donate $10K to Denim Drive.

Edelweiss Pizza Pub & Pastries recently celebrated its grand opening at Summit Mall, ushering in a new culinary destination for locals. Offering an extensive menu of gourmet pizzas, delectable pastries, and a variety of pub-style fare, the establishment is set to satisfy diverse taste buds. With its prime location and welcoming ambiance, Edelweiss Pizza Pub & Pastries is poised to become a go-to spot for food enthusiasts in the area.

Open for <b>Business</b>: Edelweiss Pizza Pub and Pastries to hold grand opening in Summit Mall

The latest issue of Reno Entrepreneur News brings you an update on the Firecreek Crossing Hotel Casino project, which has been put on hold as developers re-evaluate their plans due to changing market and economic conditions. In a more uplifting note, the Washoe County School District has launched Nevada's first student-run food truck, 'Chomp Stop,' to give students practical experience in culinary arts. Reno has been ranked as the happiest city to live in America based on factors like low unemployment and crime rates, combined with a strong sense of community and beautiful surroundings. In the business sphere, the founder of Aspiring Sprouts is helping families develop long-lasting health habits through personalized plans and education. Edelweiss Pizza Pub & Pastries has opened in Summit Mall, offering a new culinary hotspot for locals. The city has also introduced the Restore Reno Facade and Tenant Improvement Program to help businesses revamp their storefronts. Northern Nevada is experiencing job growth and a boost in tourism, creating opportunities for the retail sector. Finally, a special message highlights the importance of heart health for women in Nevada during the holiday season, encouraging healthy habits and stress management.

Firecreek project on hold; WCSD launches student-run food truck; Reno ranked happiest city; Aspiring Sprouts offers health plans; Edelweiss Pizza Pub opens; Restore Reno helps businesses update; Job growth boosts retail; Holiday heart health tips for women.

The state of Nevada has put in place several initiatives to support local entrepreneurs and foster economic growth. One particular program is the Nevada Small Business Development Center, which offers free counseling and resources to aspiring entrepreneurs. Additionally, the state has established co-working spaces and innovation hubs to provide entrepreneurs with affordable workspaces and access to mentorship and networking opportunities.

How does Nevada support local entrepreneurs? (an overview)

Welcome to the latest edition of Reno Entrepreneur News! In this issue, we highlight several key initiatives supporting our local business community. The City of Reno is inviting businesses to apply for its ReStore Facade and Tenant Improvement Program, aiming to beautify downtown Reno through exterior and interior enhancements of commercial buildings. Nevada continues to support local entrepreneurs through various state initiatives, including the Nevada Small Business Development Center that offers free counseling and co-working spaces. Christina Harbridge provides insights on ethically inspiring commitment by building trust and authenticity in relationships. We also take you inside Kimmie Candy's impressive Reno facility, showcasing a local success story. The Nevada Governor's Office of Economic Development has launched a Non-Traditional Financing program, providing access to alternative funding options like crowdfunding and peer-to-peer lending. Lastly, get to know Taylor Adams, CEO of EDAWN, who is dedicated to supporting businesses with relocation, expansion, and entrepreneurship needs in Northern Nevada. Stay tuned to stay informed and inspired, Reno entrepreneurs!

In this edition of Reno Entrepreneur News: Discover Reno's ReStore Facade and Tenant Improvement Program, Nevada's initiatives supporting local entrepreneurs, ethical influence tips from Christina Harbridge, a look inside Kimmie Candy's facility, and new non-traditional financing options. Plus, meet Taylor Adams of EDAWN. Stay inspired, Reno!

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