Dymphna Calica-La Putt has been a Las Vegas resident for almost 10 years and is now editor-in-chief of the Las Vegas Asian Journal, the most widely circulated ethnic newspaper in the city. Before coming to the United States, she was a financial reporter for Manila, Philippines-based BusinessWorld, the oldest business newspaper in Asia.
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Jennifer Jeong interviewed students at Coronado High School.
My mom likes jewelry. I decided to start there.
Move over, Jane Fonda. You’ve got nothing on these local mothers-in-law. In honor of Mother’s Day, the Las Vegas Review-Journal asked readers to submit stories about their cool mothers-in-law.
COVER STORY: The Las Vegas Business Press honors 10 of the valley’s most powerful women business leaders with the annual Women Who Mean Business Awards.
Developer Jeff LaPour took an early shot at downtown redevelopment, buying the landmark Holsum bread factory on Charleston Boulevard in 2004 and converting it into Holsum Lofts, originally designed as a live-work project.
That didn’t quite pan out.
As Las Vegans ponder the continuing revitalization of downtown, one rule has become clear: Even starving artists need to eat, and art galleries alone don’t make a neighborhood.
On any given day, Jerry Nadal could be in Brazil, Germany or Australia.
When the Nevada Department of Wildlife rounded up bighorn sheep in Boulder City’s Hemenway Park recently, crew members ran across a few old friends: three ewes that were caught and tagged in the very same park in 2010.
Two UNLV researchers have provided more evidence that we human beings have a lot to learn about what’s going on out there.
Nevada Transportation Authority Chairman Andrew MacKay came by his position in the best Silver State tradition – via the political appointment process.
A Disrict Court judge didn’t spare Onion the dog from euthanasia on Friday.