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An Evening of Diversity was presented by the Anti-Defamation League at its Oct. 28 dinner gala at CityCenter’s Aria.
In 2009, the Green Valley High School marching band was invited to perform at President Barack Obama’s inauguration ceremony. This year on Nov. 25, New York City will play host to the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, and the very same marching band has been selected to play along the parade route.
Kalie Nelson interviewed students at Foothill High School.
Come next spring, at least a few Southern Nevada Catholics may be a bit confused about some of the new faces they’ll be seeing around the parish.
Sigismund Schlomo Freud was born on May 6, 1856. And then he changed western civilization as we knew it. Not to mention that, because of Sigmund Freud, I have a job.
For the past two years, Samantha Elton, a sophomore at Green Valley High School, has been an avid practitioner of improvisation, routinely doing things that others would be embarrassed to consider. She has even had audiences as witnesses.
I’ve been kept off roller coasters before. But usually it’s because I’m not tall enough to ride.
“Oh, you’re not going up there,” insists Mark Engdahl, chief ride maintenance engineer for the Desperado and five other Primm Valley Resorts attractions.
HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE … WHEN?: Not so long ago, before the housing bubble popped and the recession came, Las Vegas’ economy boomed and population surged. Local observers’ opinions vary on when or if the local economy will ever again be so hot.
With a century-old barbecue sauce recipe and a little gumption, Bob Hutchings is trying to create a solid foundation for his new business venture.
The big smile broke out about 20 yards from the finish line. The arms went up in victory right before the end.
Centennial’s Nick Hartle and Galena’s Bryan Jordan figured to have a close race for the Class 4A boys state cross country title.
As Moapa Valley football players congregated to sing the school’s fight song Saturday, they had plenty of reasons to celebrate a fifth straight win over rival Virgin Valley.
FORT WORTH, Texas — Brad Keselowski clinched the Nationwide season title by finishing third in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Challenge on Saturday, giving owner Roger Penske his first championship in one of NASCAR’s national series.
Another quirky NFL season reaches the halfway point for most teams today. Six teams take the week off, and only three division games are on the calendar, with another slated for Monday night.
In his spare time, UNLV senior Mychal Martinez attends to his creative talents in art and music production. He plans on the latter turning into a career.