Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 8th of October.
Good morning, Sparks.
Trails at Davis Creek Regional Park reopened on Oct.
7 after being closed since the Davis Fire two years ago. Visitors can now enjoy the park's full trail network for hiking and biking.
A leadership pilot at Reno Rescue in Verdi will unite local professionals, foster youth + veterans for hands-on rescue horse activities Saturday.
Organizers will use feedback to shape Honeycomb Lodge, a planned animal sanctuary and community center.
NOW Foods expanded its presence by signing a lease for 190,000 sqft at Reno AirLogistics Park—an expansion that makes the industrial park fully leased as a Fortune 500 company also secured space—while the new facility will serve as its standalone West Coast distribution center, building on its long-standing Sparks operation.
The 44th Great Italian Festival will take place this weekend in Sparks and will celebrate Italian culture with local food, music, and crafts.
Local pet owners in Sparks face difficult choices as high living costs make it hard for them to afford both housing and keeping their pets.
The trend shows economic pressures that challenge residents across the community.
A federal October outlook shows above-normal wildfire risk for the Sierra Front and nearby Lahontan Basin near Sparks.
Dry fuels + strong winds may lead to a large fire, so officials urge residents to clear debris around their homes until cooler, wetter conditions return.
A local drug take back event will take place on Saturday, Oct.
24 to allow residents to safely dispose of unused medications. Organizers will share details on drop-off locations soon + boost community health.
Nevada Health Link reminds residents that open enrollment will begin soon.
Eligible locals are encouraged to review sign-up requirements before registering online.
Residents in Sparks and across Washoe County can drop off unused or expired prescription drugs during National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, Oct.
24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at nine sites (including Smith’s and Safeway) organized by local law enforcement and public health agencies to reduce household risks.
The Alzheimer’s Association’s Northern Nevada Walk to End Alzheimer’s will be held Saturday, Oct.
17 — check-in begins at 8:30 a.m. at Sparks Marina on 300 Howard Drive — to raise funds for care, support, and research.
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