Mask mandate returns to Nevada for public indoor settings

With an increase of COVID-19 cases reported in Nevada being driven by the more contagious delta variant, a mask mandate will go into ... [MASK MANDATE RETURNS TO NEVADA FOR PUBLIC INDOOR SETTINGS]( [With an increase of COVID-19 cases reported in Nevada being driven by the more contagious delta variant, a mask mandate will go into effect at 12:01 a.m. Friday, according to Gov. Steve Sisolak's office. Clark County today reported 951 new COVID-19 cases and 17 deaths, according to the Southern Nevada Health District. Nevada's directive is in sync with the guidance provided today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that asks everyone, including those who have been fully vaccinated, to wear face coverings in public indoor settings.]( [EDITORIAL: WHITEWASHING OF AMERICAN HISTORY IS AKIN TO HOLOCAUST DENIAL]( [In Germany, education about the Holocaust is mandatory in public schools, not only in the form of classroom instruction but also through tours of concentration camps or Holocaust museums for most students. The purpose of this instruction is preventive. German society correctly surmised that providing children with the facts about the Holocaust is the best way to arm them against racial hatred and keep them from falling into the traps of their forebears who were seduced by Nazism and subsequently enabled the extermination of 6 million Jews.]( [AU REVOIR, 'FLOWER': GOALIE LEAVES VEGAS FANS WITH TROVE OF MEMORIES]( [There's a certain love Golden Knights have for Marc-André Fleury that may never be replicated. And regardless of the reasons for Tuesday's trade that sent him to Chicago, it's going to be strange watching Vegas take the ice next season without him. Fleury, the always-smiling, French-Canadian goaltender affectionately known as "Flower" by his legions of fans, was sent to the Blackhawks in a deal that returned the Golden Knights only salary cap space.]( [FIVE TAKEAWAYS FROM JON GRUDEN'S TRAINING-CAMP OPENING NEWS CONFERENCE]( [Jon Gruden is a self-described "people person," so he never got used to the Zoom news conferences that dominated his first season in Las Vegas. The fourth-year Raiders' coach was much more in his element on Tuesday afternoon when he took the podium in the media room at the team's Henderson headquarters for the first time.]( [SINGER TRAVIS CLOER BRINGS A POLISHED NEW SHOW TO THE SPACE]( [Singer and songwriter Travis Cloer has called Las Vegas his home since "Jersey Boys" first brought him here in 2008. Since he wrapped his iconic role as Frankie Valli in that beloved production, Cloer has established himself as one of the city's most popular and prominent voices, and he's discussing the entertainment community's recovery from the pandemic and his stylish new musical production on this week's Sun on the Strip.]( MOST READ: [Suspect dead, trooper critical following Vegas freeway chase]( [Man hits $627,000 jackpot at downtown Las Vegas casino]( [Federal judge denies bid to block 'ghost gun' ban in Nevada]( [School District requiring masks for all students, teachers]( [After Fleury trade, eyes turn to Robin Lehner as Golden Knights starting goalie]( [Join Our Mailing List]( Greenspun Media Group, 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [SafeUnsubscribe™ {EMAIL}]( [Forward this email]( | [Update Profile]( | [Customer Contact Data Notice]( Sent by gmginfo@gmgvegas.com