With more and more people using eBook readers like iPad and Kindle and downloading audiobooks to their mobile devices, Nevada Public Libraries wanted to highlight the library services it offers to readers.

The Digital Bookmobile held its first stop Tuesday in southern Nevada. The service will be making stops at libraries in southern Nevada over the next few days. People can learn how to download eBooks and audiobooks to their iPad, iPhone, Android phone or eBook reader like Kindle. There will also be interactive displays with both PCs and Macs for people to learn how to use the eBook and audiobook lending services offered by Las Vegas-area libraries. All the events and services are free and open to the public.

Here are the next stops for the Digital Bookmobile:

Metro Police is bringing the message of vigilance to its First Tuesday event.

The “See Something, Say Something” campaign is designed to get people to report suspicious activity. Police want to remind people of the critical role the average person has played in safeguarding communities.

First Tuesday starts at 7 p.m., at Metro’s area command centers. After talking about the “See Something, Say Something” program, people will be able to meet with their local police officers.

Area Command Centers:

Bolden Area Command: 1851 Stella Lake (off Martin Luther King just north of Vegas Drive)

Convention Center Area Command: 750 Sierra Vista (at Swenson)

Downtown Area Command: 621 North 9th St.

Enterprise Area Command: 6975 W. Windmill Lane

Northeast Area Command: 3750 Cecile Ave. (Between N. Pecos Rd and N. Walnut Rd)

A local group that helps underprivileged women acquire business suits is readying for a major annual drive.

Dress for Success Southern Nevada, an affiliate of the international not-for-profit organization that promotes the economic independence of disadvantaged women, is participating in S.O.S. – Send One Suit – Weekend® taking place Thursday, March 1 - Sunday, March 4.

“This annual campaign encourages women nationwide to donate one new or nearly-new interview suit to help another woman enter the workforce and take charge of her life,” said Paige Candee, Dress for Success Southern Nevada founder. “These donations will greatly help women in southern Nevada to achieve self sufficiency.”