Customer rudeness spreads, but businesspeople won’t tolerate it

During the December holidays a cashier looked unhappy. She conceded that 1) a customer had spit on her and 2) this is common behavior toward all cashiers beginning at Thanksgiving.

For the Record, Feb. 17

A weekly log of business bankruptcies, commercial and industrial lease transactions, and new business licenses in Clark County.

Wake up to why you might be tired all the time

With busy schedules, it’s inevitable to feel sleepy once in a while. But habitually falling asleep during the day while watching TV, reading a book, or in the middle of having a conversation could be a sign of a serious sleep disorder known as narcolepsy.

Five tips for a lifetime of healthy vision

Vision plays an important role in daily life – every waking minute, the eyes are working hard to see the world around us. Are you taking important steps to ensure the health of your eyes for years to come?

EDITORIAL: Ethics whitewash for school officials

Pretend you’re a prosecutor. A half-dozen people approach you and admit to breaking the law, but request that you skip the police investigation and allow them to immediately begin plea bargain negotiations to minimize potential embarrassment and punishment, because they really, really want to put the whole mess behind them.

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