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Cancer Screening Isn’t Difficult – Don’t Put it Off
Cancer Screening Isn’t Difficult – Don’t Put it Off
Learning that a friend in her 40s had colon cancer was devastating. Despite bravely fighting and even celebrating being cancer-free, the disease came back and took her far too soon—leaving behind her husband and two young sons. Her story reinforced for me just how ruthless colon cancer can be and why early detection matters. Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in Nevada, yet it’s highly treatable when caught early. Unfortunately, over 31% of adults over 45 are behind on recommended screenings. New, less invasive options like the FDA-approved Shield blood test make it easier than ever to stay on track. I encourage everyone to prioritize cancer screenings—for yourself and those you love. Learn more at cancer.org or talk with your healthcare provider. Early detection saves lives. — Randi Thompson, Public Relations Consultant, Reno 10/10/2025 02:34 PM
State Police seeking witnesses to robbery on I-80 near Patrick
State Police seeking witnesses to robbery on I-80 near Patrick
10/09/2025 08:56 PM
Arrest report   Sept. 29 – Oct. 5, 2025
Arrest report Sept. 29 – Oct. 5, 2025
10/09/2025 08:53 PM
Fernley, Yerington approve MOU for court services
Fernley, Yerington approve MOU for court services
10/09/2025 08:47 PM
Council approves “Cocktails to go” ordinance
Council approves “Cocktails to go” ordinance
Fernley restaurants with liquor licenses can now offer “cocktails to go” under a new ordinance approved by the City Council on Oct. 1. The measure allows 22 local restaurants to provide sealed alcoholic beverages for takeout or home delivery without obtaining a new license. City Clerk Kim Swanson said the change, made possible by Assembly Bill 375, could create a new revenue stream for local establishments. Drinks must be sealed with a tamper-evident cap, and open containers in vehicles remain illegal. Delivery drivers must be licensed, verify recipients are at least 21, and log all deliveries for four years. A 50-cent surcharge per drink will support the state’s Ignition Interlock & DUI Reduction Program. 10/09/2025 08:26 PM
Sheriff’s deputy, Dayton resident recognized for rescuing man during fire
Sheriff’s deputy, Dayton resident recognized for rescuing man during fire
Lyon County Sheriff’s Investigator Jeremy Tafelmeyer and Dayton resident Jose Ramos-Conchas were honored Oct. 2 by the Lyon County Commission for rescuing a man from a burning home in Dayton on Aug. 22. Tafelmeyer received the Sheriff’s Office Lifesaving Medal, and Ramos-Conchas was presented the Community Service Award for their bravery and quick action that saved a life. 10/09/2025 07:58 PM
Sheriff’s Office focusing on traffic enforcement around schools
Sheriff’s Office focusing on traffic enforcement around schools
The Lyon County Sheriff’s Office is increasing patrols around Fernley school zones to address congestion and safety concerns. Deputies will focus on Cottonwood Elementary, Hardie Lane near Fernley Elementary, and the Newlands Drive stoplight, where traffic backups and unsafe driving have been reported. Officials say traffic stops aren’t always the best solution and may explore rerouting or alternate pickup locations to improve safety for students and drivers. 10/09/2025 03:53 PM
Military briefs - Week of Oct. 9
Military briefs - Week of Oct. 9
10/08/2025 05:48 PM
State Police seeking witnesses to robbery on I-80 near Patrick
State Police seeking witnesses to robbery on I-80 near Patrick
10/03/2025 09:39 PM
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