Happening in Henderson: The Prom for Toddlers and the Justice Court Hunger Games

Happening in Henderson, here's your local news update. The race for the new Henderson Justice Court, Department 4, is drawing significant attention with four candidates vying for the position. This new department was created to address the increasing caseloads in the city's justice system.

PDS Health Medical has appointed Brett Bingham as its new President. The company emphasizes the importance of oral health as part of overall well-being. Recent crime statistics show that while homicides and burglaries are down, residential robberies have seen a slight increase. Authorities remind residents to secure their homes and garages.

The Clark County School District is holding a 'Building Brighter Futures' forum at Coronado High School to discuss its multi-billion-dollar facility plan. The plan involves potential school closures, conversions to K-8 models, and shifts in magnet programs. Parents are encouraged to attend and voice their opinions. On a lighter note, several schools have received 'Purple Star' designations for their support of military families.

Several community events are scheduled, including a 'Preschool Prom' at the Heritage Park Senior Facility. Other events include an upscale craft sale, community cleanup efforts, and a free performance of Shakespeare's 'Henry V' at Water Street Plaza. Residents should also be aware of ongoing road construction, including nightly ramp closures on the I-215 and the Stephanie Street project. A temporary diverter is in place on Mohawk Drive to address traffic concerns.