Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 27th of February.
Good morning, Sparks.
Burning toilet paper triggered the fire alarm at Hunter Lake Elementary School.
A driver was hospitalized after running a red light and crashing at Pyramid Way and Sparks Boulevard around 4 a.m.
Former City Manager Neil Krutz has sued Sparks' mayor and city council, alleging a conspiracy to terminate his employment dating back to 2019.
Parents at Van Gorder Elementary and Rollan Melton report illnesses, with the Washoe County School District not confirming outbreak statuses.
Aspire Women's Event - Sparks, NV
Aspire is an engaging one-night event for women featuring a combination of laughter, learning, and music with performances by a Bible teacher, comedian, and musician.
13th Annual Leprechaun Race - Family Friendly 5K
The Leprechaun Race is a family-friendly 5K event taking place in the Midtown and Wells Avenue districts, making it suitable for both new and experienced runners.
Free App Development Workshop for Children in Sparks, NV
A hands-on workshop aimed at educating children aged 7-14 about app development, featuring interactive activities and sessions for parents.
Narcotics Anonymous Meeting
7-8 p.m. — American Legion Post 1 — Free entry — Attend this open meeting for those seeking help with drug addiction through discussion and support.
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