Henderson, NV - Promo Direct, USA’s leading promotional product company, announces the availability of essential healthcare products such as sanitizers, PPE, safety Items, antimicrobial products. During these turbulent times and challenging phases of coronavirus, there is a dire need for healthcare products all across the country. In a bid to address this need, Promo Direct, … [Read more...] about Committed To Combat COVID: Promo Direct Announces Availability of Sanitizers, PPE, Safety Items, Antimicrobial Products
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Second Judicial District Court Hosts Nevada Eviction Class in Partnership with Nevada Legal Services
Reno, Nev. – The Washoe County Law Library of the Second Judicial Court has partnered with Nevada Legal Services to host an hour-long educational class to discuss the eviction process in Nevada. The virtual class will be on July 9, 2020 at 3:30 p.m. Nevada Legal Services attorneys will present an overview of the eviction process and what to do if you have received an … [Read more...] about Second Judicial District Court Hosts Nevada Eviction Class in Partnership with Nevada Legal Services
Loss of Common SenseA State Controlled with Rights Infringed
Nicknamed “Battle Born”, we Nevadans are an independent bunch and have a history of wanting to run our own lives. We don’t want government control, nor do we need it. Nevertheless, I’ve noticed a disturbing trend recently with more and more government infringing on basic rights they have no business being involved in. The recent coronavirus pandemic is just the latest excuse … [Read more...] about Loss of Common Sense
New BeginningsReinventing Nevada’s Workforce After Shutdown
On March 20, Governor Sisolak ordered all nonessential businesses to close as Nevada followed shutdown orders, attempting to slow the spread of COVID-19. Overnight, the travel and tourism engine shutdown. For the first time ever, casinos closed their doors. During the first week of shutdown, nearly 3.3 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits. The … [Read more...] about New Beginnings
CCIM: A New WorldNavigating Changing Times with CCIM
Without change, nothing grows. But unexpected, chaotic change in economic systems and business transactions causes uncertainty and lost opportunities. In uncertain times, people reach for touchstones, for information and for the guidance of experienced professionals in their own markets. Seasoned, professional CCIM designees possess the knowledge, stability and expertise to … [Read more...] about CCIM: A New World
Uncertain TimesMultifamily in Nevada
April was set to be yet another busy month for sales of apartment complexes in Nevada, one of the hottest multifamily markets in the country. And then, all of sudden, it wasn’t. After state and local governments mandated business closures — with resulting job losses — to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, multifamily investors, developers and managers stepped … [Read more...] about Uncertain Times
Around the StateJuly 2020
GOED Approves Workforce Development Program The Nevada Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) Board of Directors has approved a grant to the College of Southern Nevada (CSN) for an advanced manufacturing rapid response program. The grant is for $2 million and is expected to expand skilled training offerings in southern Nevada by expanding and accelerating the … [Read more...] about Around the State
Separation of Powers Should Matter in Times of Emergency Too
For the next several months, maybe even years, we will be hearing about the long-lasting effects of the “coronavirus shutdown.” There will be ongoing public debate over how Nevada “should” have responded to the global pandemic as we learn more about the virus and the consequences of shutting down an entire state for months on end. However, that debate somewhat misses the … [Read more...] about Separation of Powers Should Matter in Times of Emergency Too
Commercial RE ReportRetail Summary: First Quarter 2020
Northern Nevada By Dickson Commercial Group Retail sales have been up and down quarter by quarter for some time. Q1 was down by 50 percent from Q4 but volume overall was consistent with averages when looking at the last 12 months. Two major deals made up over 55 percent of the total volume for the quarter which helped keep the numbers up. The first quarter had a … [Read more...] about Commercial RE Report
Feeding Pets of the Homeless Receives COVID-19 Grant From the Humane Society of the United States
A veterinary technician attends to a homeless woman’s pet during a veterinary care wellness clinic recently in Reno, Nev. CARSON CITY, Nev. – Feeding Pets of the Homeless, a national animal welfare nonprofit based in Carson City, Nev., received a $5,000.00 grant. The Humane Society of the United States grant helps to provide financial assistance towards fulfilling their … [Read more...] about Feeding Pets of the Homeless Receives COVID-19 Grant From the Humane Society of the United States
Nevada State Bank Releases June Economic Briefing
WHO: Nevada State Bank in conjunction with local research firm, Applied Analysis. WHAT: The June Economic Briefing report delves into the future of Nevada’s economy, pointing out that while the COVID-19 virus remains active and likely will for the foreseeable future, the first month of broader … [Read more...] about Nevada State Bank Releases June Economic Briefing
Delivering with Dignity in Nevada Expands to Serve At-Risk Residents in Orange County, California
ORANGE COUNTY, Calif. – A unique private-public partnership comprising local funders, private donors, nonprofit organizations, independent restaurant owners and volunteer drivers today launched Delivering with Dignity, a program set to bring up to 5,000 high-quality prepared meals per week directly to the most vulnerable people in Orange County. The launch took place in Costa … [Read more...] about Delivering with Dignity in Nevada Expands to Serve At-Risk Residents in Orange County, California
Jing Las Vegas Plans to Reopen on Friday, June 26 With Heightened Safety and Sanitization Protocols
The Downtown Summerlin® Eatery Has Enlisted A Full-Time Medical Consultant To Assist In Updating COVID-19 Procedures LAS VEGAS, NV – Jing Las Vegas located at Downtown Summerlin® is reopening its doors on Friday, June 26 after voluntarily closing down as a result of multiple positive COVID-19 cases among staff. The restaurant has taken the necessary precautions to … [Read more...] about Jing Las Vegas Plans to Reopen on Friday, June 26 With Heightened Safety and Sanitization Protocols
Las Vegas Courthouse Will Be Officially Named the James W. Hardesty Courthouse
“In recognition of his substantial contributions to the Nevada judiciary over the past 30 years, the Nevada Supreme Court is pleased to have ordered that the Las Vegas Courthouse will be officially named the James W. Hardesty courthouse effective upon Justice Hardesty’s retirement from the Supreme Court. “Although this order and announcement were unfortunately delayed due … [Read more...] about Las Vegas Courthouse Will Be Officially Named the James W. Hardesty Courthouse
Two in Five Marketers Are Not Ready for Life to Return to Normal, According to New Survey From S2 Research
HENDERSON, Nev. - Henderson-based S2 Research, a market research partner for agency and marketing teams, published today a new survey report that sheds light on how professional marketers nationwide are viewing the impacts of the Coronavirus. Download the Marketers, Agencies and Coronavirus Survey Report from S2 Research The report, ‘Marketers, Agencies and Coronavirus: … [Read more...] about Two in Five Marketers Are Not Ready for Life to Return to Normal, According to New Survey From S2 Research
Future Smiles Invests $50,000 in Equipment, Technology to Return to Treating At-Risk Children
With businesses slowly reopening in Nevada and the national economy lurching toward a degree of normalcy, Future Smiles, the state’s largest school-based preventive and restorative dental health program, has returned to business. The nonprofit group, which serves the Las Vegas Valley’s at-risk school-age children, has invested $50,000 in technology and equipment to treat … [Read more...] about Future Smiles Invests $50,000 in Equipment, Technology to Return to Treating At-Risk Children
CSN Students, Faculty Build COVID-19 Specimen Collection Kits. The College’s Medical Laboratory Program Partners With Public Health Officials
In the ongoing effort to help the community, future laboratory scientists at the College of Southern Nevada are lending their skills to the fight against COVID-19 by preparing specimen collection kits for front-line public health officials. CSN students and staff prepare specimen collection kits for public health officials battling COVID-19 Students from the Medical … [Read more...] about CSN Students, Faculty Build COVID-19 Specimen Collection Kits. The College’s Medical Laboratory Program Partners With Public Health Officials
New Minimally Invasive Stroke Prevention Procedure – Why You Should Act Now!
Dr. Eddy H Luh first in Nevada to offer innovative TCAR procedure to treat carotid artery disease. (Las Vegas) Eddy H Luh, M.D., F.A.C.S., is the first and the only doctor in Nevada to treat carotid artery disease while preventing future strokes using a new procedure called TransCarotid Artery Revascularization (TCAR). This procedure is clinically proven, minimally … [Read more...] about New Minimally Invasive Stroke Prevention Procedure – Why You Should Act Now!
Adam’s Place Moves to New Location with Help from Move 4 Less Community Program
PLEASE PUBLISH ON MONDAY, JUNE 22 Beginning July 1, 2020, local nonprofit Adam’s Place will be operating out of a new space at 1120 Shadow Lane near University Medical Center. The new location lowers overhead costs and provides more space for the support group meetings that help children, teens and families coping with loss. Adam's Place also continues to provide virtual … [Read more...] about Adam’s Place Moves to New Location with Help from Move 4 Less Community Program
Desert Radiology Reopens Additional Facilities and Extends Hours at Several Valley Locations
LAS VEGAS – Desert Radiology, a premier diagnostic imaging company that has served Southern Nevada for more than 50 years, has reopened its Centra Point facility located near Durango Drive and Sunset Road and has also extended hours back to its original closing time of 11 p.m. for MRI services at the following locations: PalominoCathedral RockEasternWynnHorizon Ridge To … [Read more...] about Desert Radiology Reopens Additional Facilities and Extends Hours at Several Valley Locations