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Stevie Mello @ Café Whitney Easter Brunch
April 17

Stevie Mello performing A Sound For All Ears at Café Whitney for their Easter Brunch on April 17. Enjoy the musical offerings of this solo singing pianist while enjoying the holiday weekend with loved ones. The concert begins at 10am.		 Salt Lake Bees at Reno Aces
April 19

Baseball is back in 2022! The Reno Aces are a Minor League Baseball team of the Pacific Coast League (PCL) and the Triple-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks. Join them for one of their very first games of the season, against the Salt Lake Bees. These games are fun for the whole family!
Reno Wind Symphony
April 24

Rock the night away with the Reno Wind Symphony as they perform an epic tribute to British rock royalty featuring classic hits by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Queen! The Reno Wind Symphony is comprised of local musicians who volunteer their free time to provide professional-level performances for the northern Nevada community.		 Spring Forward for Autism 5k
April 30

Spring Forward for Autism aims to provide emotional and financial support to ease the strains on those affected by Autism Spectrum Disorders. We support families affected by autism through connecting members of the Autistic community, empowering and inspiring others, raising public awareness to foster advocacy, and furthering access to available resources.
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Nevada adds 6K jobs in February as economic recovery from pandemic continues

Nevada added 6,300 jobs in February, with slightly more than half of them coming from the leisure and hospitality sector, state officials said Thursday, in a sign that the state’s economy continues to recover from the sudden economic fallout spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic nearly two years ago.

The state’s unemployment rate last month was 5.1 percent, a decrease of 0.1 percentage point from January and 4.7 percentage points compared with one year ago, according to statistics from the Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation. Leisure and hospitality contributed 3,400 jobs to the state overall.

“It is promising to see the latest numbers from February’s economic report, particularly the continued rebound in employment growth in Nevada,” Gov. Steve Sisolak said in the news release. “It’s great to see gains made in leisure and hospitality, the hardest hit industry in our State. Across all State agencies, we are focused on creating more economic opportunity for Nevadans.”

The rate is higher than the national unemployment rate of 3.8 percent. Officials noted total employment is still below typical levels.

In the Las Vegas area, there was a 12.6 percent increase in jobs since February 2021, or about 116,400 jobs, when seasonally adjusted, according to the department. The Reno area has added about 10,000 jobs, or 4.1 percent, since the same time and Carson City has added 900 jobs, or 3 percent.

David Schmidt, DETR’s chief economist, said the state’s growth in February was led by the Las Vegas region.

“The State’s labor market is continuing its recovery as we emerge from the COVID recession, particularly in the industries that were hit hardest by the pandemic,” he said in the release.

Source: https://www.reviewjournal.com/local/local-nevada/nevada-adds-6k-jobs-in-february-as-economic-recovery-from-pandemic-continues-2551481/
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