Good morning, Sparks.

Aida Correa from Make-A-Wish Nevada joined ARC Reno Monday morning during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month to explain how a wish brings hope and joy to children and families facing challenges — a message that underscores the importance of local support for these efforts.

Job seekers can attend a free career fair hosted by Northern NV Jobs at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center on Thursday, Oct.

1, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., where more than 60 employers will conduct on-site interviews (free parking is available).

October ushers in a busy mix of regional events.

Illuminated displays at Dragon Lights in Reno, indie rock along 4th Street at OffBeat, and Sparks’ Magique show blending magic, comedy and dance at the Celebrity Showroom are set for Oct. 2-3.

NV Energy shifted lanes on Keystone Avenue for its gas project — the work began on Sep.

28 and altered traffic patterns so drivers may face delays today.

The Reno Housing Authority reopened its 68-unit affordable Stead Manor apartment yesterday after a $20M remodel at the corner of Bravo Avenue and Mt. Charleston Street, providing renewed housing for local residents.

The Dr. Robert Hunter International Problem Gambling Center has expanded its Reno office services by hiring an in-house clinician to offer an intensive outpatient program (four 3-hour sessions per week for six weeks) that will help clients address problem gambling.