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NVBEX Staff
20 Apr 2026

Reno Pro Soccer Files Plans for 6,000-Seat Stadium

Reno Pro Soccer recently filed plans with the City of Reno for the Reno Pro Soccer Stadium, now called The Boulevard Reno. Reno Pro Soccer...

Planning & Development
NVBEX Staff
21 Feb 2026

Reimbursement Resolution Approved to Help Fund A’s Stadium

As work on the Athletics Baseball Stadium continues, the Clark County Board of County Commissioners approved a reimbursement resolution to help fund the mega-project. The...

Rendering of outside aerial view of Athletics Baseball Stadium
Planning & Development
NVBEX Staff
6 Sep 2025

Athletics Moving Forward with Development Agreement

The Athletics recently submitted a development agreement, applied for a building permit, and received an additional permit for $87M in concrete work for the planned...

Athletics' Stadium Rendering
Planning & Development
NVBEX Staff
6 Jun 2025

Special Tax District to Support A’s Stadium Approved by Clark County Commissioners

A special tax district was officially approved by the Clark County Board of County Commissioners for the planned Athletics Ballpark. Approval created the Clark County...

Planning & Development
NVBEX Staff
24 May 2025

Athletics and Clark County Create Agreement Insuring Decommission Efforts if Project Fails

The Athletics recently formed a performance agreement with Clark County that outlines what would occur if the baseball stadium does not come to fruition. The...

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