Coronavirus (COVID-19) News
This page will be continually updated with the latest information pertaining to COVID-19.
– Last Update: June 25th, 2020 –
Prioritizing Health & Well-Being
⏤Message From The Owners⏤
First and foremost, our hearts and thoughts go out to all who have been affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. We’d like to extend our prayers and well wishes to you and your family during these unusually fragile times we are all experiencing.
As this global crisis continues to have an increased impact on our communities, we want you to know that providing clean venue environments has always been and continues to remain our first priority. We are monitoring the situation closely as we follow updates and guidelines provided by the CDC to help keep you and our staff safe and healthy.
As of Wednesday, June 24th, Governor Sisolak issued a mandatory face covering for all Nevadans. Per this requirement, anyone in any public space throughout the State, including visitors, will need to wear a mask. This includes using public transportation, public-facing work environments, when patronizing businesses, or interacting with others in any generally publicly accessible space. Everyone must cover their nose and mouth with a mask or face covering when in a public space, whether publicly owned or privately owned where the public has access by right or invitation, expressed or implied, whether by payment of money or not. For more information, feel free to visit this link.
Our facility is still open for on-site tours, contact us for more details. Feel free to inquire about pricing and reserve any future events. We are still taking phone calls, answering emails and we remain available via our live chat.
Also, please note that we continue to implement the following ongoing health and safety procedures as follows during this time:
• Proper and frequent sanitization of all frequently touched surfaces in guest and service areas
• Our cleaning staff use gloves and practice proper and frequent handwashing using soap and water
• Any staff members with any signs or symptoms of sickness are prohibited from working and visiting the premises
To help keep our guests and customers safe, we are also happy to announce that we’ve recently installed new touch-free faucets, soap dispensers and paper towel dispensers in our restrooms. We’ve also equipped our lobbies with touch-free hand sanitizer dispensers.
We will continue to monitor information from public health officials and follow the guidelines to help keep our venue space clean and safe.
In the meantime, check out these free resources and financial breaks that are currently being offered due to the crisis.
Thank you for your ongoing support and we hope you make our space your space soon. We can recover together!
Please be safe! 🙏
Sincerely,
Financial Breaks & Resources
⏤To Help Your Business During the Crisis⏤
1. The Small Business Owner’s Guide to the CARES Act
The US Senate published a terrific resource outlining the various relief programs available to U.S. Small Businesses. Go here to check it out.
2. SBA Disaster Assistance
You may qualify for a low-interest federal disaster loan. The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering designated states and territories low-interest federal disaster loans for working capital to small businesses suffering substantial economic injury as a result of the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Upon a request received from a state’s or territory’s Governor, SBA will issue under its own authority, as provided by the Coronavirus Preparedness and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act that was recently signed by the President, an Economic Injury Disaster Loan declaration. Apply here.
2. FREE Digital Marketing Academy Courses
Las Vegas’ very own, Yokel Local Internet Marketing Inc. is currently offering to their entire Digital Marketing Academy Courses Each program is based on their proven 6-step digital marketing framework for accelerating your company’s growth online. Sign up here.
3. Alignable’s Coronavirus Resource & Recovery Center
Alignable is a web-based B2B referral platform that connects local businesses to collaborate and communicate with each other. They’ve recently launched a wonderful resource page to help small businesses weather the current storm we’re all facing. Get more information here.
4. Yoast Is Offering Free-For-Now SEO Courses
Utilize any downtime you’re experiencing to learn about do-it-yourself SEO tips. Get practical tips to rank higher and get more readers, online visitors, or sell more products online. Yoast usually charges hundreds of dollars for its courses. Currently, they’re teaching anyone who signs up how to optimize a website’s technical setup and content to avoid costly mistakes. Click here for the free course.
5. Loom Enhanced Their Free Plan
Loom is removing its limit on the number of videos a user can access on the free plan until July 1st (previously the limit was 25). They are also extending the free trial period of its premium Loom Pro service from 14 to 30 days. Take advantage of Loom’s video messaging service to help you work remotely. Sign up for free here.
6. Zoom is Offering Free Services to Educators
CEO Eric Yan of Zoom has decided to make his video conferencing software available for free for K-12 schools. Learn more about it here.
We plan to update this page with more resources like the above and we’ll post updates on our Facebook page as well, where you are more than welcome to share any additional resources you are aware of.
Financial Breaks & Resources
⏤To Help You & Your Family During the Crisis⏤
Interest Fees on Federal Student Loans Will be Waived
The President has announced that interest fees on federal student loans will be waived for the time being, which means that payments could be placed on pause without a penalty. Learn more about it here.
Amazon is Hiring!!!
Amazon is hiring around 100,000 people to work from home during this time. If you’re looking for additional income, go here to apply.
Three Square’s Emergency Food Distribution
Three Square has established a Coronavirus Emergency Food Fund, which is allowing them to quickly respond and serve those affected by illness, quarantines, school closures, layoffs, furloughs, and other economic hardships. Get more info here.
Tax Payments Deferred Beyond April 15
For individuals as well as businesses that are affected by the Coronavirus, you can defer paying your taxes by next month’s deadline. Read more about it here.
Free Internet with Comcast
Comcast is taking immediate steps to help connect low-income families to the Internet at home. New Internet Essentials customers will receive two free months of Internet service, which is available to all qualified low-income households for $9.95/month plus tax. If this applies to you, sign up here.
Extended Phone Bill Coverage and Grace Periods
If you are experiencing financial hardship due to COVID-19, some cellphone companies are supporting you by giving a two month grace period on your phone bill, like Verizon, or providing unlimited data for 60 days, like T-Mobile is doing. Metro PCS is paying phone bills for 2 months for FREE, just dial 611. For more information contact your provider, and feel free to read more about it here.
Calm is Giving Free Meditation Resources
Calm.com has put together an amazing page filled with resources on meditation and breathing exercises. Many of us may be feeling a little uncertain or anxious about today’s current crisis, which is why we’re so grateful Calm.com created an outlet for us to take care of our minds (and for FREE)! If you’re feeling a little uncertain or anxious due to what’s going on globally, that’s okay, visit their special page to get your “serenity” on.
Ancestry.com Granting FREE Access to Everyone
Ancestry is currently offering free access to records or educational resources for families to help make these times a little easier to deal with. Visit Ancestry.com for more details.
We plan to update this page with more resources like the above and we’ll post updates on our Facebook page as well, where you are more than welcome to share any additional resources you are aware of.