On Feb. 11, Nevada 2-1-1, a statewide health and human services help line, turned 5. In lieu of party hats and cake, a chorus of phone rings marked the occasion at the state’s two call centers in Reno and in the HELP of Southern Nevada building, 1640 E. Flamingo Road.
If you’re a Las Vegas Valley resident who is interested in hosting a foreign exchange student, the EF Foundation for Foreign Study is a nonprofit group that can help with the process.
Want to quit smoking but don’t have the time for classes? The Nevada Cancer Institute is making it easier. It will now come to your work place.
It’s not big news when people come to Las Vegas to gamble. But it is big news when a group of companies gambles on Las Vegas and chooses Summerlin for its base of operations.
Young people looking to get a leg up in business now have a former NBA star on their team.
For families unprepared for the stork’s visit, Kim Amato is the necessities-wielding fairy godparent trailing closely behind.
They’re simple steps leading to major leaps.
Dogs are integral parts of our households, but that doesn’t mean they have to stay home all the time.
The finishing touches are being made for up to about 90 new neighbors to settle into the northwest.
View invited all the candidates for Henderson City Council to respond to a questionnaire regarding five key issues facing the city. Each week, View will run the responses to a different question. The candidates responded to the questionnaires via e-mail, and those responses are published as they were written. Candidates were asked to limit their responses to 200 or fewer words.
After years of working in homeless ministry through their churches, Larry Frye and Craig Stark have come up with an idea to help put some people back to work by having them start their own business.
In one night, Chase Flinders, 13, broke three things while getting his black belt in tae kwon do: He broke one board with a punch, a second board with a kick, and, most importantly, any stereotype that having autism has brought him.
The prices have stayed steady since 1994. Now, the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District is looking to bring its rental rates for specialized spaces — meeting rooms, auditoriums, lecture halls and theaters — in line with today’s economic reality.
Signature Productions plans to bring “Singin’ In the Rain” to Summerlin, and even in the desert, it has endeavored to make it rain. No, really.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Alaska lawmakers are weighing whether to spend millions of dollars to create an Alaska tourist attraction on the Strip.