Six-year-old Juliauna curled her middle fingers inward and extended her thumb, pinky and pointer finger, expressing what she hasn’t said out loud.
To the editor: Anthony Tidei’s Thursday letter, “Low taxes have triggered America’s decline,” was laughable at best. Mr. Tidei desperately needs to take Economics 101 and Taxes 101.
Q: What constitutes a homeowners association board meeting, and when do you have to notice the meeting?
Editor’s note: Listings include the resale home’s parcel number. Occasionally, the address listed is the home buyer’s mailing address and not the actual location of the home. Check the parcel number to make sure. Also, a few transactions do not reflect the market value of the homes.
Ten up-and-coming business leaders were honored Friday at the Sixth Annual Rising Stars Awards luncheon hosted by Hard Rock Cafe.
A new study says it’s pretty stressful out there for small-business owners. We know what you’re thinking: This is one of those conclusions that just doesn’t need analyzing, kind of like those reports that determine smoking is bad for you or people who can’t afford cars are likelier to take the bus.
First Presbyterian Church of Las Vegas, 1515 W. Charleston Blvd., will present the Vanguard University of Southern California Concert Choir at 7 p.m. today (384-4554).
Nevada gaming regulators are giving both sides in the Dotty’s “tavern or slot parlor” controversy a dress rehearsal next week before the issue is addressed by the Clark County Commission.
Graduation means no more classes and no more books, but you may find those items being replaced by bills and loan statements. In college, students learn the things that will help them prosper in their careers, but many also leave without a clear understanding of what it means to be financially responsible. Whether you’re entering the real world or you are the parent of a child who is on the verge of graduation, here are a few things new grads need to understand about their finances after leaving college.