Good morning, Sparks.

On November 11, a flag raising ceremony took place at Veterans Hospice House after a flag pole was donated, and the event featured a presentation of colors—a brief invocation honored the occasion.

Northern Nevada’s 33rd Annual Share Your Christmas Food Drive will take place on December 12 to help families in need, with community members dropping off food donations at drive-by locations—organizers expect the event to support many local households.

Yesterday, local businesses honored veterans with free food, tattoos, and event tickets while different venues joined the celebrations.

Veterans at the VA hospital enjoyed a patriotic performance by Pioneer Center of Performing Arts—local partners also provided free coffee, breakfast, and merchandise in recognition of Veterans Day.

2 News Nevada honored veterans Jeff Kautz — who served in the Army — and Mike Perez — who served in the Marines yesterday in recognition of their service.

The recognition reflected their long-standing contributions to the community.

Local politicians discussed returning the film tax credits bill for the special session — further details will be decided when the meeting convenes.

The Renown Crisis Care Center reopened yesterday after federal funding cuts forced it to close since April—now providing round-the-clock crisis care.

The facility resumes services to help those in need.

Phillips Partnership filed a building permit this month for a 199-unit hotel—focused on wellness and sustainability—at The Outlets at Legends in Sparks, with plans for a four-story building including a fitness room, indoor pool, and food preparation areas on a 3.66-acre site at 1407 Scheels Drive.

YES: The Fragile 2025 Tour

8-9:30 p.m. — Grand Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night of classic hits and musical mastery with rock icons YES.