Making sense of the complicated Las Vegas housing market can be a bit like assembling a jigsaw puzzle. There are a lot of pieces that fit together, and others await in the box to find their place in the picture.
I’m in the seventh grade, in music class, singing a stanza. My couplet is “Powdered wig, big fat pig.” My problem is that Mano is standing next to me, whispering in my ear, “Powdered wig, big fat Denise.”
Clark County commissioners face a critical decision Tuesday about whether to enact a sales tax increase aimed at propping up the ranks of the Metropolitan Police Department.
“How did it feel?” I asked one of my athletes last week as I coached him during a lift.
I have a pal named Chip who lives near here and has a nice view. When I told him I was coming up for the World Horseshoe Tournament, he drove out there before I even arrived.
All lanes have reopened on southbound U.S. Highway 95 near Tropicana Avenue Monday morning after a two-vehicle accident.
If you click on the website, you immediately hear the theme song from “Rocky IV,” one that talks about there being no easy way out, no shortcut home, that some things are worth fighting for, that giving in can’t be wrong.
There have been other questionable government meetings. Like the $4.1 million small-business conference the Internal Revenue Service held in Anaheim, Calif., in 2010. Or the $6.1 million the Department of Veterans Affairs spent for two 2011 conferences in Orlando, Fla.