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Also on today's calendar: Garden Bros Nuclear Circus and 4 more events.
And lastly, we have a post from a neighbor, NEW N.!
Today's riddle: What happened to the pregnant cat that ate yarn? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. Henderson police need help finding missing, endangered woman last seen near M Resort (news3lv.com) — Henderson police are asking for your help finding 68-year-old Ingrid Ford, who went missing Saturday evening near the M Resort and Casino and is considered endangered due to cognitive impairments. She's described as 5 feet tall, 150 pounds, with gray hair and black eyes, last seen in a gray striped polo and light-colored pants; call 311 with any information.
2. Monster Mash on Main Street at The District (vegas4locals.com) — Families in Henderson can plan now for the free Monster Mash on Main Street Halloween celebration at The District at Green Valley Ranch on Saturday, October 31, 2026. From 4–7 p.m., kids can trick-or-treat, enter age-based costume contests at The Splash Pad, meet spooky characters, and explore Market in the Alley, with plenty of parking and tips to make the evening smooth and safe.
3. NDOT studies major I-15 upgrades from Sloan to California state line (reviewjournal.com) — A long-term NDOT study could reshape travel and development affecting Henderson, with a public open house Wednesday at South Career & Technical Academy on Starr Avenue. Plans tied to a joint land use study with the city include new I‑15 interchanges, Brightline West rail, and access to a future supplemental airport, potentially driving major residential and industrial growth nearby.
4. Water required: Why data centers use so much water in Southern Nevada (ktnv.com) — Henderson residents may be surprised to learn Google's local data center used more than 404 million gallons of water in 2025, according to city records. The report explains how evaporative cooling drives that demand, how new rules are forcing water‑smarter designs, and what future data center growth could mean for Southern Nevada's already tight water supply.
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