Email: abetrue@nevadanewsgroup.com
Job duties:
As Nevada Appeal’s editorial assistant, I work beside the editor and assist in preparing, proofreading and editing copy.
Being able to be a part of the editorial process is what I enjoy most. From working on to seeing script go through the early motions of publication to eventually become an accepted and published paper is a very rewarding part of my job.
About me:
Having worked in the editorial industry, I have become inspired to pursue a major in journalism at University of Nevada, Reno. During my free time you can usually find me practicing yoga, watching one of my many favorite shows, reading a book, or spending time with family. During the summer, I also enjoy kayaking, paddle boarding or lazily lounging on the beach in Lake Tahoe.
An Easter egg hunt could prove difficult if the expected weather patterns follow through. Leading up to Easter weekend, the mountains are seeing better chances for snow, while the valleys are seeing better chances for rain, according to Matthew Chyba, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Reno.
Those dreaming of a white Christmas in the Western Nevada valleys are likely to be disappointed. Leading up to Christmas, it is expected to be dry, but cloudy with cooler temperatures this weekend, according to Brian Brong, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Reno.