Good morning, Sparks.

Food Bank of Northern Nevada released its Kids Cafe schedule to offer free meals for kids 2 through 18 from March 23 — April 3 during Spring Break.

Residents attended a Thursday meeting at Sky Ranch Middle School cafeteria to oppose Wingfield Nevada Group's proposal to replace the Lakes Course with 764 new homes at Red Hawk Golf Course.

City officials said the plan is under review + concerns include increased traffic and environmental impact.

State officials have updated Nevada guidance on kids home alone during school breaks, providing clear recommendations for parents to decide if their children are ready for independent time at home.

Washoe County Superintendent Joe Erst announced he will retire after this school year.

He has served nearly 2-year in his role after 32-year in education and said he believes now is the best time to step down.

State guidelines explain refund timing, tracking, and what to do if delays occur, helping Sparks taxpayers keep track of their refunds — officials emphasize checking the online resource for detailed steps.

Nevada Wolf Pack men’s basketball beat Grand Canyon University on Mar.

12 in round two of the Mountain West Tournament + advanced to the semi-finals, setting up their next contest.

Funkytown LIVE at RPM

7-10 p.m. — Reno Public Market — Free entry — Experience a night of high-energy disco and funk grooves with the vibrant sounds of Funkytown.

Zen Zone Painting Party

1-4 p.m. — CaiE Oriental Asian Bistro — Open for all — Enjoy a creative afternoon of painting while savoring delicious Asian cuisine.

Julio Preciado and Kanales Concert

9 PM — Millennium Night Club — Tickets available — Experience a night filled with live regional music and unmatched talent from Julio Preciado and Kanales.

IDN Foundation Course – Reno (Sparks), NV

8 a.m. to 6 p.m. — ChiroFIT — Cost varies — Enhance your skills in Neurologic Dry Needling for effective pain management and sports rehabilitation.