LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Dewayne McCoy, owner of The After Market food pantry in North Las Vegas, is raising alarms as the ongoing government shutdown threatens funding for essential services.
“It’s almost a pipe dream to tell them not to worry, because they’ll get grey hairs worrying about how I’m going to feed my children,” McCoy said.
The After Market is a nonprofit that serves 150 to 200 people daily, offering both retail and free pantry sections…