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Golf courses come and go, but Red Rock rules the sports roostBy JOAN WHITELYREVIEW-JOURNAL The Las Vegas stereotype is a person who sits around on his duff playing at a gaming table. Or, he stands around dealing at a gaming table. The athletics-oriented community of, let's say, Vail, Colo., we clearly are not. (Unless you count all the brain energy and dollars that are expended at local sportsbooks.) Perhaps because of that stereotyping, the Sports Spots listing included in the annual Best of Las Vegas readers' poll has been slow to develop. Sports Spots didn't even merit a separate section on the ballot until 1984. Click here to read full article ** Note: A new feature this year for both the print and online poll results is the chance to tell us and the rest of the world what you think about the winners. For the print results, you must click on the link for the write up for each winner before you will see the link to give feedback about the winners. For the online poll results, you will see the link on the results page. |
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