A downtown Las Vegas law firm is offering a different kind of art to the streets of First Friday: the art of law.
Collaborative community project, Sothern Nevada Strong, launches its initaitive.
In order to connect individuals and groups with volunteer opportunities, the city of Henderson has started an online database that matches people with community needs.
Dorothy Turner, better known as “Dottie Do,” has a mission. She wants to change how the country thinks about trash and recycling.
n The inaugural Las Vegas Aloha 5K Run and 1K Walk is set for 8 a.m. Saturday at Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs, 9200 Tule Springs Road. A portion of proceeds will benefit Three Square and its mission for a hunger-free community. Visit aloharun5k.square
space.com to register. The run costs $35 if registered before Thursday and $40 from Thursday to March 2. The walk costs $15 before Saturday and $20 from Thursday to Saturday.
We’re familiar with chow mein and chow fun, but there is much more to discover within Chinese cuisine, and China One has many of them.
Chef Sheridan Su is serving up his version of Asian-American dishes that separate Fat Choy from other Asian-American restaurants.
Bistro 57 is a morning coffee shop that becomes a handsome restaurant for lunch and dinner starring the Mediterranean-inspired menu from chef George Jacquez.
Law students at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas are offering free tax preparation for people earning incomes of $50,000 or less.
There are two schools of thought to French press coffeemakers. One is to bring water to near boil. The other is to bring the water to a savage, rolling boil. I belong to the latter school.
As a teen growing up in rural Maine, Tom Moulin took a semester off from high school and hiked the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine writing about the plants he encountered along the way. After he earned a civil engineering degree in 2002, he took a job in Las Vegas and was excited that Red Rock Canyon was only a few minutes away.
A downtown law firm is offering a different kind of art to the streets of First Friday: the art of law.
Read about dining-related events and promotions across the Las Vegas Valley.
Participate in St. Baldrick’s Day events, and you can be named a Knight of the Bald Table at the seventh annual McMullan’s St. Baldrick’s celebration, slated for 1 p.m. March 2 at McMullan’s Irish Pub.
For a very large hunk of your life, your heroes came in a comic book.
A local dealership is betting big on high school students to ensure its future. Park Place Infiniti, 5605 W. Sahara Ave., has partnered with the Southwest and Southeast career and technical academies to offer internships to automotive students during the school year.
On Oct. 7, 2008, then-Henderson resident Kim Dreske was visiting her father in Park City, Utah, when she fell from a four-story balcony. On Jan. 26, a pair of Las Vegans screened “Redemption of the Fall,” their film about the incident, Dreske’s recovery efforts and her father’s inventiveness, during the Sundance Film Festival, within a few hundred feet of the balcony from which she fell.
A downtown law firm is offering a different kind of art to the streets of First Friday: the art of law.