COMMAND PERFORMANCE: The Smith Center for the Performing Arts, a $470 million music and performance complex scheduled to open in late 2012, was designed for maximum artist performance and audience pleasure.
Based on the newest numbers in a Review-Journal/8NewsNow survey, Nevadans don’t enjoy high hopes for improvements in the state’s commercial climate. Just 12 percent of respondents said they expect Nevada’s economy to begin its recovery within the next year. Another third predict improvements to emerge sometime in the next two years. That leaves nearly half the state — 48 percent — believing it’ll take up to three years or beyond for the Silver State’s economy to perk back up.
With the bankruptcy reorganizations of Station Casinos and Herbst Gaming winding down, analysts and industry observers have turned their focus toward other casino operators.
Faith Lutheran managed only 12 rushing yards on 18 carries Saturday night.
LEMONT, Ill. — Ryan Moore has never had a better chance to accomplish so much.
SALT LAKE CITY – How amazing that UNLV’s only touchdown came on a blocked punt. Amazing and perhaps ironic, because the Rebels spent most of the game against Utah on Saturday inventing new ways to break down on special teams.
CRYSTAL BAY, Nev. — Environmentalists are expressing concerns over a regulatory agency’s final document analyzing the impacts of a proposed major destination resort on Lake Tahoe’s north shore.
In Las Vegas’ second celebrity arrest in two weeks, boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. was booked Friday on charges of grand larceny related to a domestic violence incident with an ex-girlfriend.
