Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 19th of August.
Good morning, Sparks.
💼 Business
Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe is hiring for several positions to support its busy season.
The resort announced openings on Aug. 18 and will review applications in the coming weeks.
🎓 Education
Procter R. Hug High School returned to normal operations after it was placed on a secured campus Tuesday, Aug.
18 when a student became disruptive in the parking lot; no injuries occurred as staff and police managed the situation.
🌲 Environment
Fire officials increased containment on the Bug and Stallion Fires on Aug.
18 — smoke may still be visible near the fire lines as crews work to secure the area.
A tornado warning was issued last week for parts of Lyon, Storey, and southern Washoe counties after radar spotted a rotating supercell near Sparks; no tornado has touched down since 2002.
Officials urge residents to prepare for hazards + note Nevada averages two tornadoes yearly statewide.
🏛️ Government
Governor Lombardo inspected fire-damaged areas on Aug.
18 & noted he was surprised by how near the blaze came to homes. Officials are reviewing damage reports as they plan next steps.
🏥 Health
After the Bug and Stallion Fires, the Northern Nevada Red Cross has begun giving financial help, medication support, and counseling to those with damaged homes.
Officials advise residents to plan ahead for future wildfires.
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