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Pending home sales slide as available supply dips

WASHINGTON – A measure of Americans who signed contracts to buy homes fell last month after reaching a 2½-year high in November. Sales were held back by a limited supply of available homes.

No. 2 Kansas’ unbeaten run stretches to 18

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Kansas has pushed the nation’s longest winning streak to 18 games with a mix of blowouts, nail-biters and, lately, strength-sapping defense.

UNLV women’s tennis falls to Fresno State

The UNLV women’s tennis team lost to Fresno State 5-2 in consolation play Monday at the ITA Kick-Off Weekend tournament in Berkeley, Calif.

Job applicants dive head-first into pool season

Although we’re only a month into the new year, most Las Vegas resorts and clubs are looking to hire hundreds of pool greeters, mixologists, and food and beverage servers for the seven months that is pool season on the Strip.

Las Vegas Sew Girls stitch for soldiers

Members of the Las Vegas Sew Girls, come together and sew with a purpose.
For the last five years, while soldiers have been on the front lines fighting, these Henderson women have been in a back room of Desert Willow Clubhouse at Sun City MacDonald Ranch, 2020 W. Horizon Ridge Parkway, using their talents to make adaptive clothing for injured soldiers.
“You never hear about our wounded,” said Emilie Karczewski, vice president of the Las Vegas Sew Girls. “When they come (to the hospital), they don’t even have a basic wardrobe.”
The injuries she has heard about range from burns to amputations. Even if they had basic items – shirts, pants, boxer shorts – Karczewski said many might not wear them because the clothing doesn’t accommodate, and in some cases irritates, the injury.

Things To Do in Paradise/Downtown, Jan. 22-28

— The Cockroach Theatre inside Art Square, 1025 S. First St., plans to continue its run of “Gruesome Playground Injuries,” a play by Rajiv Joseph, at 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays through Feb. 17. Tickets are $15 and $18. Visit cockroachtheatre.com.

Mayor sets positive tone with State of the City Address

North Las Vegas Mayor Shari Buck positively reflected on progress she saw in the city in 2012 during her State of the City address Jan. 15 at Texas Station Gambling Hall and Hotel, pushing the slogan, “Come build with us.”

City Council set to address plan to restrict flyers at McCool park

Residents and recreational flyers butted heads at the Jan. 16 North Las Vegas City Council meeting as Mayor Shari Buck and council members discussed ways to address the noise and safety concerns near Willie McCool Regional Park airfield.

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