Nathan Adelson Hospice will celebrate its 35th anniversary this year and is named for a man whose family was well-known in the Las Vegas Valley.
Trains, planes and automobiles now bustle around the interior of the Westcliff Transit Center, 25 S. Durango Drive. The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada commissioned the artwork by muralist Mark Melnick for its Art in Transit theme.
Good food and good value are important factors when making a dining decision. Timbers meets all the criteria.
After recently reading the true story “Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes,” students at Robinson Middle School set out to fold 1,000 paper cranes for Children’s Hospital of Nevada at University Medical Center.
If Sunrise Manor resident Chuck Muth has his way, soon the entire valley will be able to watch the sun rise over Mount Reagan.
Casa de Luz in the heart of one of the city’s most violent neighborhoods is doing measurable good. The church, 2412 Tam Drive, has made a significant impact on the wide-spread prostitution and drug dealing in the area, founding pastor Dan Winckler said.
The Southern Nevada chapter of the American Guild of Organists wants to make organ converts of everyone in the valley.
The Las Vegas Senior Center, 451 E. Bonanza Road, is set to host a free workshop for visually impaired people and their families on basic skills, the use of technology and community resources.
The Metropolitan Police Department has launched a reserve police officer program to help supplement officer manpower . The program will train residents to work as unpaid reserve officers alongside full-time officers .
Berkley Square represents more than a historic neighborhood. As the recently unveiled plaques and banners say, the first subdivision built in Nevada for and by blacks is a “dream come true.”
Rancho High School senior Jorge Corral is at the James Clubhouse of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Las Vegas every day unless he is sick. He volunteers to help with anything and everything –– tutoring younger kids, mentoring others and even cleaning the bathrooms because there is not a janitor.
Just a two-hour drive north of Las Vegas lies the ghost town of Rhyolite.
Why is a Chronic Taco different from all other tacos? In two words –– large and fresh.
Ed and Carole Kainen received the 2013 Solomon Schechter Champions Award from Solomon Schechter Day School of Las Vegas for their outstanding community leadership.
Paul Meyer Park near Tenaya Way and New Forest Drive in Spring Valley is all about family.