Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 20th of March.
Good morning, Henderson.
Drivers in Henderson can save money by taking advantage of gas discounts offered by major retailers like Smith’s and Albertsons; these programs lower pump prices when combined with grocery spending.
An economics expert (Aaron Hegde) advises weighing extra driving costs before chasing the cheapest fuel.
NV Energy has revealed that demand has surged today due to record heat while its control room in Southern Nevada monitors usage expected to peak at 4800 megawatts & it is offering free smart thermostat installations to help customers lower energy bills.
Public high schools in the valley are considering a split from Bishop Gorman football to foster balanced local competition; officials will review the proposal soon for clearer next steps.
The Southern Nevada Water Authority switched to a spring watering schedule on March 1, letting Henderson residents water up to three days a week to help their plants thrive under warmer weather, while local rebate programs (up to $575) encourage replacing grass with desert-friendly landscaping.
The Nevada DMV warns residents about scam text messages that appear to mimic official communications, advising them to verify alerts using DMV channels.
Clark County will open splash pads at local parks earlier than usual to help families beat the unseasonably hot weather expected this week.
The initiative offers a safe place to cool off as the heatwave spreads across the region.
Health officials warn residents to stay hydrated and avoid peak heat hours as temperatures remain above 90 degrees into next week, with cooling stations activated at public libraries.
They advise older adults, children, and those with underlying conditions to take extra precautions — everyone should plan ahead to stay safe.
Oral Health Awareness Month shows that dental care helps overall health (Maria Flores of Silver State Smiles explains) and urges residents to visit the dentist regularly to catch problems early at one of seven Valley locations, including some open Saturdays.
The Southern Nevada Health District launched Beat the Heat campaign to urge Henderson residents to take extra precautions as forecasts predict rising temperatures and extreme heat this week.
The department advises staying hydrated, wearing light clothing, and limiting outdoor time.
Sue Foley Live Concert
7-11:59 p.m. — Water Street Plaza Amphitheater — $15 — Experience fiery guitar work and soulful vocals from five-time Blues Music Award winner Sue Foley as she celebrates her latest album.
MEMOIRE Concert Featuring Everglade and More
6-9 p.m. — Eagles Aerie — $17.18 — Experience a night of powerful performances from MEMOIRE and an exciting lineup of local artists.
MercyMe Concert
7-9 p.m. — Orleans Arena — Check local listings for ticket pricing — Experience powerful worship and chart-topping hits from multi-platinum band MercyMe on their Wonder Awe Tour.
Kids Night Out: Rock Wall
6-8 p.m. — Henderson Multigenerational Center — Registration required — A thrilling evening of rock wall climbing and fun activities for kids to build confidence and make friends.
Celebrity Cars & Coffee
7-10 a.m. — Crepe Expectations — Free entry — Explore a wide variety of over 300 vehicles every Saturday morning in the Las Vegas area.
Barkin Bingo
4-7 p.m. — Chicken N Pickle - Henderson — Fundraiser — Play Bingo while supporting local animal welfare organizations with fun, prizes, and community spirit.
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