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There’s sooo much I like about “Tropico 3,” but ewww, it just misses being a really good game.
The pupils from Snyder Elementary School walk through the narrow tunnel and emerge into the soft sunlight of a perfect Saturday evening at Cashman Field.
Here are 10 young Las Vegans whose early accomplishments, community involvement and ability to inspire bode well for the valley’s future.
Cleta Whipple, 78, has not only read the book she plans to present to her book club, she has dissected it, marking dozens of noteworthy passages with neat scraps of paper and writing out several pages of notes to help her remember details she wants to highlight.
SUPERIOR COURT: The Las Vegas Business Press names its top law firms in the valley and details what makes them successful.
Like a middle-aged reveler left too long on the party circuit, Southern Nevada is suffering a bad hangover from two decades of unabated growth. Rapid development transformed the region’s construction industry into an economic heavyweight. Boom times have since turned bust.
Two titles were on the line during World Extreme Cagefighting’s first pay-per-view card on Saturday night.