When can rural Nevadans merge onto the information superhighway?

Like oxygen, the internet is both vital and easy to take for granted. Big city Nevadans-that's us-are sitting pretty with easy ... [WHEN CAN RURAL NEVADANS MERGE ONTO THE INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY?]( [Like oxygen, the internet is both vital and easy to take for granted. Big city Nevadans-that's us-are sitting pretty with easy access. In fact, Las Vegas will be one of the first cities in the nation to receive AT&T's 5G mobile service early next year. Yet for rural Nevadans, connections are harder to come by.]( [TECH, TRANSIT INNOVATIONS CRUCIAL TO LAS VEGAS' FUTURE, EXPERTS SAY]( [Smooth and timely commutes on Las Vegas roadways will only be viable through innovation in technology and transportation options as the city continues to grow. Also, as more vehicles travel local roads with single passengers, the harder it will be to get around. That's what transportation experts explored Wednesday night during the Future of Urban Mobility panel discussion, which took place at the downtown headquarters of Zappos.]( [SUN YOUTH FORUM HELPED SOLIDIFY UNLV GRAD'S CAREER PATH]( [Daniel Waqar's U.S. government class at Advanced Technologies Academy planned to send eight students to the Sun Youth Forum. The high school students would compose an essay, which would be used by their teacher in determining who would attend the annual event, designed for young people to express their opinions on topics such as school violence and foreign policy. Many in Waqar's class wanted to be included.]( [TONY SANCHEZ RETURNING FOR FIFTH YEAR AS UNLV FOOTBALL COACH IN 2019]( [Tony Sanchez's time on the hot seat came to a temporary end today, as UNLV athletics director Desiree Reed-Francois issued a statement confirming that Sanchez will return to coach the Rebels for the 2019 season.]( [MORE THAN MUSCLE: RYAN REAVES HELPS THE KNIGHTS AS MUCH WITH HIS STICK AS WITH HIS FISTS]( [Ryan Reaves heard a cracking sound and knew he broke his stick at a recent Golden Knights practice at City National Arena. The stick didn't shatter into pieces, but it was no longer useful on the ice. It wasn't past the point of being able to make a young fan's day, however.]( MOST READ: [CCSD superintendent honors principals of top schools]( [Police: Woman posed as social worker in attempt to kidnap baby]( [Vegas pick'em: NFL Week 13 winners against the spread]( [Marijuana tax collections top $7 million in September]( [Police: Man accused of fatal beating said he 'blacked out']( [Join Our Mailing List]( Greenspun Media Group, 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [SafeUnsubscribe™ {EMAIL}]( [Forward this email]( | [Update Profile]( | [About our service provider]( Sent by thesundaily@lasvegassun.com