‘Don’t fence me in’ defining theme for Westerns, classic and modern

As a kid growing up in suburban Ohio, Deanne Stillman loved it when her dad would read to her. One thing she most loved to hear was “Eldorado,” Edgar Allan Poe’s poem about a knight on horseback searching for the lost city of gold.

Senate considers doubling guard on Mexico border

WASHINGTON — A breakthrough at hand, Republicans and Democrats reached for agreement Thursday on a costly, military-style surge to secure the leaky U.S.-Mexican border and clear the way for Senate passage of legislation giving millions of immigrants a chance at citizenship after years in America’s shadows.

Moving tribute to father

Victor Dunn, a native Southern Nevadan and 25-year veteran of the North Las Vegas police department, has always been an automobile enthusiast.

Diversity key to success at Findlay Auto Group

For us at Findlay Auto, our belief in diversity starts with our owners, Cliff and Justin Findlay, and our Chief Financial Officer, Tyler Corder, who, collectively, have done an excellent job in creating an organization where people’s differences are acknowledged, appreciated and, more importantly, respected. In fact, these gentlemen have used these differences to achieve a common goal of providing a unique experience for our customers when they visit our dealerships.

Chapman goes into overdrive for charities

Chapman Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram and Chapman Chrysler Jeep presented comedy hypnotist Marc Savard with a $5,000 check for local charities after his win on Mark and Mercedes’ “DJing with the Stars” competition earlier this month.

AutoNation Toyota sponsors fundraiser for equine groups

AutoNation Toyota of Las Vegas was a key sponsor of the fifth annual Freedom For Wild Horses charity golf tournament held earlier this month at Angel Park Golf Course.

Area dealers association raises funds at golf tourney

A record field of golfers representing the Las Vegas New Car Dealers Association converged on Revere Country Club at Anthem in Henderson June 9 for a day of fun while also raising funds for the Wounded Warriors Foundation and the American Heart Association.

Land Rover helps Nature Conservancy

Land Rover Las Vegas is lending a hand to The Nature Conservancy, putting one of its off-road vehicles to work for scientists whose jobs rely on tackling some of Nevada’s toughest terrain. Land Rover helped cover the costs of a used vehicle for use by conservancy staff in Nevada’s rugged backyard.

Lexus exec: CT puts fun back into driving

Getting more than 40 miles to the gallon, the Lexus CT definitely rises to the challenge of a hybrid, said Bill Garness, general sales manager of Lexus of Las Vegas. But, with its sleek and elegant style, it corners and hugs the road with precision .

Infrastructure of the electric car expands

Electric-car sales have continued to expand nationally, as well as in Southern Nevada. More than 100,000 plug-in electric cars are now traveling on U.S. roads and highways.

Fogo de Chao offering free wine for locals

Fogo de Chao in the Hughes Center, 360 E. Flamingo Road, is offering a locals’ special, starting Friday. With the purchase of two regular-priced meals (lunch or dinner), residents with valid Nevada ID can get a free bottle of wine, a house-label Malbec that normally sells for $84. There’s a limit of one bottle per four guests, and those who don’t drink wine can opt for a dessert instead. The restaurant also is offering a free meal for kids 12 and younger, with the purchase of a full-priced adult lunch or dinner, on Sundays through Thursdays. …

Interior secretary urged to reform wild horse management program

Thirty U.S. representatives urged new U.S. Interior Secretary Sally Jewell on Thursday to make a priority out of reforming the government’s wild horse management program and its spiraling budget that they say has created an “untenable situation” for both the mustangs and taxpayers.

Dog rescued from Michael Vick ring euthanized

KANAB, Utah — A pit bull rehabilitated after being used as a top fighter in the dogfighting ring bankrolled by quarterback Michael Vick has died.

Dow plunges 353 points, wiping out gains since early May

NEW YORK — There was no let-up in the flight from stocks and bonds Thursday as the Dow Jones industrial average plunged 353 points and wiped out almost two months of gains.

All-women jury chosen for George Zimmerman’s trial

SANFORD, Fla. — A jury of six women, five of them white, was picked Thursday to decide the second-degree murder trial of George Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer who says he fatally shot Trayvon Martin, an unarmed black teenager, in self-defense.

State to residents: Take your stuff back

Memories are forever, but what happens when no one is around to claim those memories?

May unemployment claims show slowing recovery

CARSON CITY — Initial claims for jobless benefits in Nevada fell 0.8 percent in May compared with the same month a year ago.

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