If you are reading the Review-Journal right now in its printed paper form, that signifies you are a brighter and more sophisticated person, poll of one says.
Brett Black and Isaac Draskovich each won two individual events Wednesday to help Virgin Valley’s boys swimming team to a 97-78 win at Adelson School.
Much remains to be learned about why new Washington Redskins wide receiver DeSean Jackson was unceremoniously cut by the Philadelphia Eagles last week.
Tom Mayes readily admits he doesn’t know how to lose.
Rain and a chilly, gusting wind did little to cool off Megan Coyle’s bat Wednesday.
One of the greatest stories rarely told is the one that details the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, which according to the Association of Fish &Wildlife Agencies “is the world’s most successful system of policies and laws to restore and safeguard fish and wildlife and their habitats through sound science and active management.”
Las Vegas Sands Corp. is unveiling a multimillion-dollar global philanthropic effort that signifies the gaming company’s presence internationally but was also designed to address needs in the casino operator’s home communities.
Nevadans legalized medical marijuana more than a decade ago. Last year, the Legislature finally caught up to the constitutional amendment by authorizing dispensaries to sell the drug to patients. Soon more sick Nevadans will be buying and using medical marijuana — fully within the law.
In advance of the 51s opening their 32nd Pacific Coast League season here tonight, the team held its annual media day on Tuesday. Of the six or so media who showed up, four or so asked manager Wally Backman if the 51s would be good enough to return to the Pacific Coast League playoffs.
North Las Vegas leaders are warming to the prospect of state financial help, calling for “technical assistance” on the city’s fiscal issues at a Wednesday City Council meeting. City leaders haven’t formally approached state tax officials for help with next year’s projected $18 million deficit, but hinted they might be willing to put in a request for expanded state input by the end of the month.
Tom Mayes readily admits he doesn’t know how to lose.
Rain and a chilly, gusting wind did little to cool off Megan Coyle’s bat Wednesday.
Las Vegas rapper Ricky Brown, who performs as NoClue, proudly claims the title as the planet’s fastest rapper. He averages 14.1 syllables per second. That’s fast.
A man barricaded himself inside a central valley apartment early Wednesday evening, then shot at responding officers, sending dozens of residents running for cover and others crawling out their rear windows amid the barrage of gunfire.
It’s exactly like “Entourage.” Without the fame. Or the money. Good looks. Fancy houses. Expensive cars. Gorgeous women. Social skills. And, well, you get the idea.
Dan Skelly fired a two-hitter and also drove in two runs as Liberty’s baseball team blanked Coronado 6-0 on Wednesday.
Winning pitcher Danielle Amato went 2-for-4 with a double and three RBIs on Wednesday to help Coronado’s softball team to a 13-4 win at Liberty.
Findlay Prep”;s Rashad Vaughn and Kelly Oubre combined for 25 points Wednesday to help the West team defeat the East 105-102 in the McDonald”;s All-American Game.
Taeg Williams had 50 assists and 20 digs on Wednesday to lead Foothill’s boys volleyball team to a 25-18, 22-25, 25-27, 25-20, 15-5 win over visiting Basic.
Hold your breath, make a wish and count to three. The city of Henderson is preparing to unleash its pure imagination as it brings the Las Vegas Shakespeare Company’s rendition of “Willy Wonka” to town.
Durango’s Kameron Gillis won two events and was second in another to lead the Trailblazers to victory in a three-team home meet.
Valerie L. Diamond left a job in banking and took up exotic dancing to help pay her family’s debts after her mother’s death. After retiring from the dancing life at 45, Diamond was inspired to write as a way to shed light on the industry.
Brandon Bauman shot 1-over-par 73 Wednesday to help the Panthers win a Northwest League Meet at Silverstone.
So you’re a country music fan, but you don’t want to brave the Strip for Friday and Saturday’s ACM Party for a Cause Festival at The Linq? You can avoid all that traffic by heading for Red Rock Resort Thursday for the sixth annual All-Star Guitar Pull.
Henderson resident Valerie Sweet has been living with multiple sclerosis, an autoimmune disorder, for more than a decade. Even though she has her struggles, she is determined to push through and have a normal life. She plans to participate in the Walk MS at 8:30 a.m. April 26 at Sunset Park, 2601 E. Sunset Road.
This month’s First Friday arts festival is slated to celebrate the fool, with more than 30 street performers from Strip productions roving throughout the festival.
Findlay Prep’s Rashad Vaughn and Kelly Oubre combined for 25 points Wednesday to help the West team defeat the East 105-102 in the McDonald’s All-American Game.
Members of Opportunity Village believed they had a real-life guardian angel watching over the organization for 60 years.
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