In an effort to continue economic growth in downtown Las Vegas, the city of Las Vegas recently announced its Quick Start program, providing incentives for businesses to move into redevelopment areas.
David Johnson’s work space in the back of the new D Bar J store front is full of early 20th-century hat-making equipment, six archaic machines all with their own unique purpose: steaming, stretching or sanding.
When biology major La’Mayah Hodges called her mother to talk about the possible speakers for her Spelman College graduation this spring in Atlanta, she said she never thought of her mother as an option.
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An unlikely club at an unlikely school has students going green. Senior Kevin Olvarez started an environmental club last December at Burk Horizon High School, an alternative, behavioral and second-chance school for about 200 students, to promote conservation and recycling around campus.
Let’s talk wacky golf stuff: unusual experiences that happen on the golf course; memories that will last a long time; stories you’ll tell for years and years; or stories you’ll bury forever.
Question: I have a Yucca that has finally matured enough to flower. Do I leave the flower stock on or cut it off once the flowers are dead?
It is well known that Hawaiians love Las Vegas and vice versa. Hawaii’s area code is 808, and this restaurant reflects the state with such tasty rolls as Waikiki and Victorino.
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Smart borrowers know to check their credit scores before applying for a home mortgage loan. But what if that score was unreliable? What if the scores that consumers can acquire from major credit bureaus or sites like Quizzle.com were different than the ones used by lenders?
You’re thirty-something with one child and another on the way. It’s time to move to the ‘burbs.
It was nothing personal, Mike Moser said, after he was snubbed in the voting for preseason Player of the Year in the Mountain West Conference.
President Barack Obama sharply challenged Mitt Romney on foreign policy in their final campaign debate Monday night, saying, “every time you’ve offered an opinion you’ve been wrong.” The Republican coolly responded, “Attacking me is not an agenda” for dealing with a dangerous world.
Except for one building covering an acre, Nevada State College is 508 acres of vacant Henderson land waiting for a campus.