Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s baby news wasn’t the only hot topic during the New Year’s celebration.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – One of the first questions Oregon coach Chip Kelly was asked after arriving in Arizona for the Fiesta Bowl was about the possibility of coaching in the NFL.
TAMPA, Fla. – Steve Spurrier’s plan to use two quarterbacks in the Outback Bowl worked so well that Dylan Thompson and Connor Shaw both earned game balls.
Steve Schafer has a garage full of state-of-the-art scuba gear and enough technical training to serve as a diving instructor for diving instructors. He also holds a federal permit to salvage sunken boats from the bottom of Lake Mead.
Antoinette Bourque is looking for Barilla and Ronzoni pastina – a tiny cut I remember my mother-in-law recommending when my children were small – and Taste of the Town readers know where to find it. Candy Bakko of Kingman, Ariz., reported finding both at the International Marketplace at 5000 S. Decatur Blvd. and Guy Marigliano of Siena Foods at 6125 S. Valley View Blvd. said his store carries Ronzoni and Pastene brands of pastina. …
Business can be slow for outdoor tour companies during the chilly winter months, but for some the cold weather offers an opportunity to try new things.
You’ve been watching what you eat, trying to walk a little more and taking the steps now and then, and still, you’re not losing any weight.
Spring Valley resident Courtney Sabernia has spent the past few months collecting the works of a new local artist: herself.
The Mike O’Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge (Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge) on U.S. 93 offers a magnificent visual experience that is accessible to all, and there is no fee to access it.
A service organization with one of the longest names exists to help local vision-impaired veterans in several ways.
Ask Summerlin resident Wayne Gorsek about any health concern, and chances are, he’ll know the nutrients and foods the body requires for better health.
Having an awareness of your surroundings is the strongest defense, according to senior self-defense instructor Doug McLeod.
The holidays are over. The cookies and treats are all eaten. The relatives have left, and the decorations are put away. The only thing not gone is the extra pounds I gained.