CSN Professor Garners Emmy Nomination

College of Southern Nevada media technologies professor John Aliano was nominated for an Emmy Award by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Pacific Southwest Chapter for his production of CSN’s 40th anniversary video. The category is Director: Post Production. The Emmy Awards ceremony will be held at 5 p.m. June 15 at Red Rock Resort. More information can be found at www.nataspsw.org/emmy-awards.

CSN baseball team records 40-win season in 2013

The College of Southern Nevada baseball team recently finished up its 2013 season, falling to in-state rival Western Nevada College in the Region 18 Baseball Championship. The Coyotes finished its season with a 40-17 record, the first 40-win season for CSN since 2010.

Home & Auto Expo comes to Las Vegas

The 2013 Home & Auto Expo is ramping up to become one of Las Vegas’ premier expositions. Appropriately titled, the Home & Auto Expo, this show will combine two show concepts into one exposition at the South Point on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Metro discipline

The culture change sweeping through the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is stunning in its swiftness. It’s tragic that it took Stanley Gibson’s death to make it happen.

Air show sponsorships

Too much federal belt-tightening has focused on making the public feel unnecessary pain. Take the Aviation Nation air show at Nellis Air Force Base. The 2012 show attracted 135,000 attendees, making it the largest free-admission public event in the state while generating about $19.2 million in economic activity.

Taking politics out of student loans

The year 1988 marked both an end point and a new beginning of my academic career. That was the year I completed my medical education at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and began paying off my college loans.

A special session? Who saw that coming?

The 2013 Legislature ended the way most sessions do: With an unnecessary, entirely predictable special session to finish the work left undone by the constitutional midnight deadline.

Transform kitchen, bath with new granite, refaced cabinets

Granite Transformations can update your kitchen and bath with cabinet refacing and new countertops. A full-scale kitchen remodeling, where cabinets are removed and new cabinets installed, can take weeks or months to complete. Compare that with kitchen cabinet refacing.

Pebble Stone surface increases value of home

Pebble Stone Coatings is a decorative coating of river rock pebbles mixed with epoxy. This mixture is then installed over a concrete surface creating a strong epoxy bond.

Ford’s latest lineup breaks the mold

Ford Fiesta, Focus and the all-new Fusion are global sedans delivering style, strength and safety with driving dynamics that turn casual drivers into enthusiasts.

Kaepernick almost wore silver, black

The San Francisco 49ers obviously struck gold when they picked quarterback Colin Kaepernick in the second round of the 2011 NFL Draft. Kaepernick was just as lucky.

Airlines’ cost for using McCarran to stabilize

The costs for airlines to use McCarran International Airport will stabilize in the coming year after several years of a sharp run-up.

Suen attorneys seek $1.2 million in fees

The amount Richard Suen will attempt to collect from one-time client Las Vegas Sands Corp. has grown to $102.8 million.

Ex-UNLV boxer Rather retires from sport, to work at family business

Brett Rather was hurting when he worked out in the gym. He had the bruises from sparring to prove it. When he woke up in the morning, his body ached so much that he struggled to get out of bed. And though he is just 22 and his professional boxing career still was in its infancy, Rather decided to leave the sport.

Rancho High School teacher takes North Las Vegas council seat

Isaac Barron routed fellow high school teacher Jared Hardy at the polls Tuesday, collecting more than half the votes cast in North Las Vegas’ Ward 1 and becoming the municipality’s first Latino City Council member.

Nevada’s weak economic recovery dampens credit unions’ rebound

A quarterly report released Tuesday by the National Credit Union Administration found that federally insured credit unions in Nevada rank at the bottom in a U.S. ranking of asset growth, deposit growth, loan growth and membership growth.

Gas, sales tax hikes could be on the way for Clark County

Clark County residents could soon be forced to pay an extra 0.15 percent in sales taxes to boost law enforcement and an extra 3 cents per gallon of gas for build new roads.

Nevada Conservatory Theatre unveils lineup for 2013-14

Nevada Conservatory Theatre’s 2013-14 season covers considerable ground, from Neil Simon’s “Brighton Beach Memoirs” to Bertold Brecht’s “Good Person of Szechuan,” from new comedies to longtime favorites such as “A Christmas Carol” and “Grease.”

Fringe Festival impresses with eclectic short plays

The fourth annual Vegas Fringe Festival is back at Las Vegas Little Theatre with an eclectic selection of short plays that range from sketches written on a cellphone to a musical. Here are my favorites:

Arizona rancher jailed in dispute over Grand Canyon Skywalk access

KINGMAN, Ariz. – The man who incurred the wrath of the Hualapai Indian tribe and many tourists by charging a toll to reach the Skywalk Grand Canyon West attraction over the Memorial Holiday weekend was arrested late Tuesday.

Chateau Bel-Air

Wine: Chateau Bel-Air

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