Nevadans are facing heightened uncertainty about SNAP benefits amid the ongoing federal government shutdown.

 

Throughout the state, local organizations are stepping in to offer critical food assistance.

 

Nevada 211 connects residents with emergency food programs statewide, while the Food Bank of Northern Nevada provides resources for families, seniors, and children through pantries and produce deliveries.

 

Three Square Food Bank in Southern Nevada is expanding drive-through services, including emergency food distributions and walk-in pantries.

 

Nonprofits like The Just One Project and Catholic Charities in both North and South Nevada serve produce, meat, and staple foods free of charge.

 

Other local efforts—such as the Salvation Army, Reno-Sparks Gospel Mission, and dedicated pantries at Nevada colleges—ensure students and families don’t go hungry.

 

Anyone struggling can reach out for help, with support available in every county and community across Nevada.

Coffee Class will launch a three-story flagship café in Henderson’s Water Street District, marking its sixth location and expansion in the Las Vegas Valley.

 

The 6,000-square-foot space, set to open in early 2026, is led by entrepreneur Kyle Cunningham and will feature a vibrant mix of offerings.

 

The first floor brings together a specialty coffee shop, bakery, and café serving espresso drinks, baked goods, and savory meals.

 

Guests can look forward to a second-floor cocktail and whiskey bar, while the rooftop will buzz with brunches, seasonal events, and private gatherings, all within a stylish, industrial-chic design.

 

This project aligns with Water Street District’s ongoing revitalization, joining new developments like the Watermark Project and Emerald Island Casino’s expansion.

 

The flagship opening is set to further energize downtown Henderson, attracting both locals and visitors with fresh dining and entertainment experiences in a historic area.