Good morning, Reno.

Icecycle Creamery will close at 8 p.m. on Sept.

18 as the owner announced, ending its run as a local ice cream stop. Customers can visit before the final day to enjoy a treat.

Tickets for Dragon Lights will go on sale Friday as the event returns next month in Reno (check local listings for details).

Burning Man officials confirmed that a Christian-themed camp was evicted on Sept.

3 after repeatedly violating privacy rules — camp organizers were forced to pack up overnight near Kidsville.

Firefighters have made progress on the McConnell fire now 58% contained — burning 32,926 acres near Cottonwood Creek and Santa Rosa Peak — as crews secure firelines today amid strong winds expected through Thursday.

City officials launched a new online portal on Sept.

3 to help Reno residents start businesses — replacing an outdated paper form, officials said the update will streamline the process.

City officials reviewed their response to the Hawk Fire yesterday — examining evacuation efforts and introducing a new disaster relief program for affected residents in Reno.

Silversummit Health Plan launched a website on Thursday, Sept.

3 that explains changes to Nevada Medicaid and lists who qualifies. The resource offers clear details (information available on the site) for residents seeking updated eligibility criteria.

Several brothels formerly owned by Dennis Hof, including the Moonlite Bunny Ranch, are on sale for $33.9 million in an 11-parcel portfolio in Lyon County’s Mound House community south of Reno.

The listing includes various real estate and business assets & support for buyer transition.