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New road closures planned on West Fourth Street as construction continues (opens the original)
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The impact of the construction is being felt by more than just drivers. New closures and one-way controls are coming to West Fourth Street between Vine Street and McCarran Boulevard as the Fourth Street Safety Project continues. Starting Thursday, October 1, West Fourth Street will be closed between Vine Street and Keystone Avenue. Detours will be available via Second and Fifth Streets. The Fourth Street-Keystone Avenue intersection will remain open. Also on Thursday, the eastbound lanes will cl
Flu, COVID cases on the rise as flu season ramps up (opens the original)
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Local urgent cares tell us they're already seeing an increase in the illnesses. You know summer is over when respiratory illnesses are on the rise again. âWe've been seeing an increase in COVID cases, but also an increase in general, like colds,â says Stephanie Meny, a nurse practitioner at Northern Nevada Urgent Care. Flu season is upon us, and COVID-19 cases aren't letting up either. âI would say that we see it pretty commonly, just like at all times throughout the year,â Meny says, â
Local gambling center expanding staff, allowing for in-person services for the first time (opens the original)
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The issue remains prevalent in the Silver State. Gambling addiction continues to plague the Silver State, and a local gambling center is stepping up its programs to combat it. A 2025 study from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, reports that 15% of Nevada adults are at risk for problem gambling. Modern forms of gambling aren't helping. Stephanie Goodman with the Problem Gambling Center says, "There's sports betting on the phone. Prediction markets are incredibly predatory, in marketing by youn
Candy Dance returns to Genoa for 107th year (opens the original)
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A quiet mountain town all but two days of the year, Genoa hosted thousands who came for the Candy Dance this weekend. The candy alone takes months of preparation. âWe come together in July and we start making candy, and this is the biggest event for the Town of Genoa,â says Marca Johnson, who co-manages the townâs candy sales. Lillian Virgin Finnegan brought life to the dance back in 1919, a feat that earned her a statue on Genoa Lane. The town needed streetlights, and money to pay for the
Genoa Candy Dance returns for 107th year. Here’s what you need to know (opens the original)
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In just a few short days, Nevada's first settlement will play host to its biggest fundraiser of the year. It's an event so ingrained in Genoa's history that the town named a street after it. The 107th Genoa Candy Dance comes to town this weekend. "They can expect a fun-filled day with their families,â says Ryan Stanton, the Interim Town Manager of Genoa. In 1919, the Town of Genoa needed to raise money for streetlights. A woman named Lillian Virgin Finnegan suggested a dance with candy for cou
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