Good morning, Reno.

Forty-one Northern Nevada veterans return from an Honor Flight trip to Washington, D.C.

The community will welcome them with signs and flags on Sunday, Oct. 25 at 4 p.m. at the Ski Statue inside Reno-Tahoe International Airport.

The Boys & Girls Club of Truckee Meadows will mark its 50th anniversary with an awards banquet on Thursday, Nov.

5 at Silver Legacy Resort Casino; the event honors outgoing CEO Mike Wurm, stepping down at year’s end, and celebrates local scholarship recipients & supporters with tickets benefiting youth programs.

Washoe County and Employ NV hosted a free job fair at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center — over 100 employers participated in the event that took place yesterday.

Since March, the Food Bank of Northern Nevada has spent about $7,000 extra each month on fuel due to rising diesel prices, prompting a new hub in Elko & ensuring continued food distributions to local pantries that serve 143,000 people.

UNR is buying the Walgreens building above I-80 as part of its downtown expansion.

Walgreens will continue operating until 2027 when the property is transferred to the university.

Washoe County School District said yesterday that a breach in the Safevoice system compromised personally identifiable information from about 10 percent of submitted tips (the district is assessing the impact).

Yesterday, Reno added its original arch to the historic list to honor its role in the city's past and secure extra protection for the landmark.

Reno City Council approved Jacobs Entertainment’s plan to build two downtown skyways connecting the J Resort hotel-casino with a future parking garage and amenities like a pool, spa & fitness center.

The project will run for 36 months as part of the Neon Line District redevelopment.

NDOT will reduce I-580 to one lane south of Reno from Oct.

27 to Oct. 30 for winter maintenance. Crews will work from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on four bridges between Mt. Rose Highway and the old U.S. 395A exit 16 (55 mph speed limit).

True North Health Group (a Reno-based concierge practice) celebrated its grand opening on Oct.

22 and now offers personalized, proactive health care to local residents.

Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe is preparing to open on Nov.

6 subject to snow depth requirements — upgrades include a new PistenBully groomer, better snowmaking, and added features at the WildSlide Snow Tubing Park.

The University of Nevada's Ski Team hosted its fifth annual Ski Ball on Oct.

22 to raise funds and connect with locals. The team, reinstated five years ago, continued a tradition with community engagement + spirited festivities.