The Las Vegas Greek Food Festival, hosted annually by St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church, is scheduled to celebrate its 40th anniversary Sept. 21 through 23.
You can’t help but think of the movie of the same name when dining here. You’ll also think of “Pulp Fiction” and “White Heat” while reviewing the menu, which includes entrees such as chicken piccata, veal or chicken parmigiana and linguine frutti di mare.
The popular yoga position downward-facing dog takes new meaning with Kristen Corral. With her, dogs participate.
From trapeze artists to baseball spectators seated behind home plate, everyone appreciates a good safety net. Homebuyers and sellers are no exception, which is why contingency clauses continue to be popular for real estate contracts.
Fully documented loan applications – the type now demanded by virtually all lenders – require a lot of paperwork. They’re tedious to complete. They’re also not especially different than the loan applications required before the mortgage meltdown.
Some people believe that good fences make good neighbors, but as a new study shows, it’s actually homeowners who make good neighbors.
Less than a third of Clark County schools made the grade under No Child Left Behind in the 2011-12 academic year, marking a new low for the country’s fifth-largest district.
The 51s and New York Mets agreed Monday to a two-year player-development contract, making Las Vegas the Triple-A affiliate for the major league franchise.
The massive Inspirada development in Henderson, which emerged from bankruptcy proceedings less than a year ago, faces a new legal threat that could bring construction to a halt.
