Good morning, Sparks.

A local agency is holding a seminar for seniors on protecting their personal information online from scams—offering practical tips to avoid fraud.

The Washoe County Library System announced that the Downtown Reno, Sparks, and North Valleys branches are closing on select days in September and October due to staffing shortages.

Jamie Hemingway said budget uncertainties have led to cautious hiring practices—county commissioners and the Library Board of Trustees are working together to resolve the issue.

Governor Joe Lombardo held a reelection event this Wednesday morning at Western Nevada Supply in Sparks where he detailed new job creation, education improvements, housing gains and measures for public safety—supporters including Sparks Mayor Ed Lawson voiced strong approval while critics questioned progress on affordability and unemployment. Local law officials also attended the event and remarked on his past actions during a major fire response.

NRAP's 2025 Annual R5k and Recovery Celebration

Nevada’s Recovery and Prevention (NRAP) warmly invites you to take part in a meaningful and uplifting event in honor of National Recovery Month—our 5th Annual R5K Run/Walk & Recovery Celebration! This community-centered gathering celebrates the strength and resilience of individuals in recovery and aims to break the stigma associated with substance use and mental health challenges.

NRAP's 2025 Annual R5k and Recovery Celebration

Nevada’s Recovery and Prevention (NRAP) warmly invites you to take part in a meaningful and uplifting event in honor of National Recovery Month—our 5th Annual R5K Run/Walk & Recovery Celebration! This community-centered gathering celebrates the strength and resilience of individuals in recovery and aims to break the stigma associated with substance use and mental health challenges.

Dirty Heads Live Performance

6:15-7:45 p.m. — Nugget Event Center — Check local listings for ticket prices — Enjoy an evening of reggae-infused rock with the Dirty Heads.