Peavine Elementary School second grade teacher Stacey Cavakis’ classroom was recently selected as a recipient of the Adopt-a-Class program hos…

The United State District Court of Nevada is warning the community of a phone and email scam they have noticed. 

Scholarships are awarded directly to the recipient, and funds may continue to be allocated until the completion of the degree.

Dermody Properties, through the Thanksgiving Capstone Award, and a number of anonymous donors, have offered to match all gifts to FBNN

In the calls and emails, recipients may be pressured to provide confidential data, potentially leading to identity theft and fraud.

Several other transplant recipients, donors and their families will be present to honor the gift of life and encourage others to register as donors.

Six women from the area will get scholarships ranging from $9,000 to $14,000.

The second-place recipient, who will receive $5,000, is Jordan Valencia, from Reno.