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It’s time to just face it: All of those ambitious summertime plans you made on Memorial Day are about ready to disappear like a Popsicle on a Las Vegas sidewalk.
As a visitor talks to his mother, Michelle, across the kitchen table, Justin Rose sits quietly. He says not a word, but his toothpaste-commercial smile continually brings light to his handsome face.
COVER STORY: Nevada taverns, which have coped with a state smoking ban, the Dotty’s controversy and the slumping local economy, wonder about their future.
Death by her own hand drew artistry out of his own heart. How else does a playwright — one as outwardly affable but inwardly dark as this one — react to discovering his new wife’s hanged body?
With little discussion or fanfare, the Nevada Gaming Commission unanimously approved a license for Mirage President Felix Rappaport as an officer in the Strip hotel-casino last month.
Bishop Gorman trailed by a touchdown at halftime Saturday in the Sollenberger Classic at University of Phoenix Stadium. Shaquille Powell made sure the Gaels weren’t behind for long.