Since it’s going to be pretty last minute, any holiday greeting you send today needs to be extra special. Visit singwiththeking.com and, using your phone, record a duet of you singing “Blue Christmas” with Elvis himself. It will then be e-mailed to that special someone. That’s enough to make your mom tear up — and you won’t be the heel of the family for failing to acknowledge Christmas.
We’re in the throes of a recession and our economy is shrinking by the day, but there’s at least one good thing to be found in all the bad news: This upcoming New Year’s Eve probably will be the most affordable in recent years.
Bellagio doesn’t need to dream of a white Christmas. A 24-hour flurry is forecast for its Conservatory & Botanical Gardens until Jan. 3 — thanks to a 50-gallon snow machine. The storm is isolated to the right of the Snow Family (Mr. Man, his wife and the snowkid).
Your lips are chapped, your skin is thirsty and your nails are more cracked out than Amy Winehouse. Nourish them back to health with these products.
Fashion and beauty had quite a year. Trends from every source imaginable surfaced. Lumberjacks, cowboys, tennis pros and gladiators alike all influenced the way we dress.
And now the bustling streets and malls fall strangely quiet. In many a home the living room rests ankle-deep in an effluvia of ribbons and paper and bows, while in the background someone has left the TV running — Alastair Sim throws open his window on a bright and shining world for the 55th time, and asks the lad in the street what day this is.
Boulder City, the community established for the builders of Hoover Dam, is securing its claim as a hot spot for renewable energy, including solar power.
The Texas-based developer who wants to build a 1,064-foot hotel tower on the old Wet ‘n Wild site is making a second attempt to secure the land.
It’s Christmas morning, and you just tore the wrapping paper off your new flat-screen television.
Troubled slot machine company Progressive Gaming International Corp. could be cashing out unless it can come up with enough coin to stave off a proposed asset sale.
Heavy snowfall and gusts up to 90 mph prompted authorities to close state routes 156 and 157 on Thursday to all motorists except residents going into Mount Charleston. Some who drove the mountainous routes slid off the snow-coated roads, though no injuries were reported. Snowplow driver Mike Guerino said he had never seen such a fierce snowstorm in the 20 years he’s cleared roads in this area. “Not with this severe of a wind,” Guerino said. “There’s no visibility.” 
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After watching his team get outrebounded by a smaller Cimarron-Memorial club, Sierra Vista coach Kent Johnson challenged his big men at halftime to go to the glass. Cimarron-Memorial at Sierra Vista
When called off the bench, Kendall Wallace usually fills a complementary role for UNLV. But he stepped into a much different situation Tuesday night.
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