While shopping during the holiday season, police and city officials have tips for people to help them avoid scams or theft.
When John Creedon arrived at his downtown home one evening in July, the nonprofit director was surprised to find an eviction notice taped to his door.
Tara Carbone, a 2008 graduate of Bishop Gorman High School, used her triple-threat talents to wow casting director Holly Buczek, so much so that she was offered the lead role in the Off-Broadway show “Angelina Ballerina: The Very Merry Holiday Musical” without even auditioning in person for it.
There’s a sigh of relief at the Las Vegas Ballet Company. Performers had a full rehearsal schedule before this month’s show, something it wasn’t able to do for its last performance because of an increase in rental fees for Las Vegas-Clark County Library District facilities.
Just in time for holiday season, Tivoli Village, 302 S. Rampart Blvd., has added more tenants to its lineup.
Paul Bodner, 66, was playing golf one day in March when he felt a pain in his hip. One month later, the Summerlin resident was diagnosed with lung cancer.
In the Las Vegas Valley, Santa Claus doesn’t just come to town. He and his myriad helpers set up multiple elaborate camps and celebrate the holidays with all the glittering lights for which the city is known.
Three major county parks and recreation projects are currently in their final stages, including Sunset Park, which should be completely open and running early in 2013.
I read your article this morning, and I think you’re pandering to the ignorant, indulgent masses.
You’re not even sure that you’re going to finish shopping for Christmas. You’ll probably be quitting school or your job, too, and that diet you were thinking about? Why even try to lose weight when the Mayans say that civilization will be over soon?
If a really fresh cup of coffee is important to you, visit Holley Steeley.
Spring Valley resident Courtney Sabernia has spent the past few months collecting the works of a new local artist: herself.
Let���s face it, skincare isn���t always a priority for most guys. However, the path to healthy, comfortable skin is not as difficult as one might think. For men with skin issues, relief is only a few simple steps away. San Diego-based dermatologist Dr. Jeffrey Benabio lists five common skincare pitfalls guys face and how each can be easily avoided.
If there���s one thing that unites us, it���s that doing something nice for someone else has a way of making us feel good. And sometimes, there���s no better reminder of this than hearing stories of those who give back to improve the lives of others.
If you���re like many homeowners, you consider the patio an extension of your home. So it���s fair to ask: Would you be just as comfortable nestled in with your favorite book or preparing a meal in your outdoor space as you would in your living room or your kitchen? As you contemplate ways to improve your outdoor area, think about projects that can both extend the hours you spend outside and make the time you spend there more relaxing.
Life with kids is fast-paced, challenging and can be stressful. So, it���s always good to stay up on helpful parenting tips and advice ��� whether you���re a first-time mom, an experienced dad, or a seasoned grandmother.
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