It's a New Year, how about starting it with a New Portrait of YOU?

30 Years on the Air and In Our Lives

Kurt Mische, President & CEO KNPB, Reno

Tonight the staff and friends of the PBS affiliate station, KNPB TV, are celebrating!  In addition to honoring Gail and John Sande III at the annual "Aged to Perfection" gala, this years' event also kicks off the 30th Anniversary of the Reno station on the air and in our lives. 

President and CEO Kurt Mische (pictured) tells me that he will be joined by National PBS President and CEO, Paula Kerger, at the Silver Legacy to mark this milestone of bringing free, high-quality and educational programming to all in the greater Northern Nevada area. 

I, however, also know that tonight is personal triumph of sorts for my friends, Kurt and his wife Judy, who have both made professional and personal sacrifices to get to this high point--dedicating years of service to the advancement of public broadcasting.  And, I just wanted to take this opportunity before the gala to say, Thank You, for enriching our lives on a daily basis.

For more information, on the gala or the station please visit www.knpb.org.

Happy 30th Anniversary to ALL,

- Tammy

There's a New Marshall in Nevada

Robert E. Marshall, Esq. by TRR Photography

There's a new Marshall in Nevada...

Robert E. Marshall, Esq. takes the reins of the Nevada Justice Association as its 35th President.  As such, he will head-up the statewide professional association, including its independent members and northern and southern offices, and otherwise further its mission of representing consumers and improving the civil justice system.

As a native of southern Nevada and third generation attorney, he certainly knows the territory and is well-equipped to handle the job.  In his own law practice, Mr. Marshall routinely takes on both large and small personal injury and insurance bad faith cases.  He has been known to say, he will stand alone before a jury of his peers and take his chances any day!
 
TRR Photography wishes Mr. Marshall the best of luck in his new roll as NJA President and thanks the association for the opportunity to make his acquaintance and create this fitting portrait of the man--no badges needed.

- Tammy