Forgot a few ingredients for dinner? The local market is just down the street.

Nat Sounds:
1. Shopping Cart Wheels
2. Produce Thunder (Incoming Spray)
3. Background Chatter
4. Register Scan
5. Closing Cash Drawer
6. Plastic Bag Rustling

Quick Trip to the Store

Jingle - 
Intro:
Hello and welcome to the Reynolds School Midday Report. 
Today is Tuesday January 3rd 2019.

Melanie:
A Mississippi man who ordered his wife a two-thousand dollar diamond bracelet for Christmas was stunned when he discovered the package delivered to his home contained forty-eight diamond bracelets.
Dale Dickerson had ordered the bracelet from Jewelry Unlimited, an Atlanta-based company. 
Dickerson said he was quote a “nervous wreck” having almost two-hundred thousand dollars worth of jewelry on his kitchen counter, so he immediately called the company.
The manager followed up with Dickerson, thanking him for his honesty and providing a prepaid shipping label for returning the inventory. 

Emma:
Is a breath test the key to detecting cancer? 
Cancer researchers in Cambridge are collecting breath samples from fifteen hundred people to find out.
The technology will test breath molecules from those with and without cancer to see if the patterns indicate infection.
The researchers say results from previous tests were promising, but the technology is actively developing.   
But doctors are warning patients that the breathing analysis will not be commonplace anytime soon. 


Grace:
In local news, Reno police are searching for two suspects who reportedly stabbed a man in downtown Reno early Thursday morning.
Police say the stabbing occurred at around 5:30 am near Harrah’s casino. They were called when a man reported to a security guard that he had been stabbed.
Police arrived at the scene to find a man suffering from a single stab wound on his back. 
The man was transported to a hospital with non-life threatening wounds.
After looking at surveillance footage, it has been confirmed two suspects were involved in the stabbing.

Grace 2:
Dribbling over to sports, No. 6 Nevada successfully started their Mountain West Conference opener last night at home against Utah State.
 Senior Jordan Caroline led the team in points, scoring fifteen.
Nevada is now 14-0, winning their latest seventy-two to forty-nine and remaining undefeated along with just three other teams across the nation.
The Wolf Pack’s fourteen straight wins is their best start in program history.
Nevada will face one of its biggest conference tests on Saturday at New Mexico.

Closing:
Thanks for listening to the Reynolds School Midday News Report.
Tune in again tomorrow. Enjoy your day.

Cancer Detection to Wolf Pack Basketball: Today's News

Visiting the Health Center for the first time can be scary. It doesn't help when you personally and publicly embarrass yourself in front of desk staff and a packed lobby. Note to self: candy is bad for students, but staying safe from STD's is encouraged.

Wrappers Don't Always Mean Candy

Olivia Gustin is a nineteen year-old who has a New Year’s resolution to slow down on her phone usage. By avoiding her phone when she’s with friends, Olivia hopes to “live in the moment” and engage more with her life. She also plans to turn her phone off early in the night to cut off her social media habit and avoid mindless scrolling.

Transcription:
“Hi, I’m Olivia Gustin. I’m nineteen, and my New Year’s resolution is to use my phone less. On my Screen Time on my phone, it shows that I use my phone more than seven hours a day, and that is a lot of time. I notice that when I’m with my friends I’m using my phone a lot, and I don’t like to take away that time that I’m spending with them and I like to live in the moment. When I’m with my friends I’m going to turn off my phone, put it on Do Not Disturb,  and then shut off my phone an hour before I go to bed so I don’t find myself scrolling on social media.”

2019 is for Living in the Moment

Taylor Uchytil, 19, loves fashion for the freedom it provides an individual. She approaches each outfit on its own and doesn't like to repeat combinations. According to Uchytil, fashion gives people the choice to "wake up and be whoever we want to be that day."

Natural Sounds:
1. Riverside Dr. ambient noise
2. Uchytil's hands on her leather pants
3. Uchytil's heels on the stone ground

Emma Jerz