Let’s agree: Nevada needs a Court of Appeals

Drive through Nevada for even a few hours and you’ll probably see one: a handsome county courthouse. They’re fine symbols of justice, those courthouses. But they’re only as good as the judicial infrastructure contained inside.

‘Cover-up’ is over: Las Vegas Sands moving past ‘million-dollar’ tarp

An unfinished Strip condominium tower between the Venetian and Palazzo may soon see a new life. But Las Vegas Sands Corp. President Michael Leven said it was still unclear what the company plans to do with the building that has been covered the past three years by a “million-dollar” tarp.

CCSD superintendent demotes high-level administrator

Clark County School District Superintendent Pat Skorkowsky has demoted a Cabinet member promoted just eight months ago, acting under pressure from a School Board member, according to school sources.

Lawsuit resolved on Lake Tahoe 4th of July fireworks

The biggest Fourth of July fireworks show at Lake Tahoe will go on as scheduled after tourism officials settled a lawsuit alleging the event polluted the lake in violation of the Clean Water Act.

Check the big move off the moving to-do list with ease

When you’re planning the big move, you’ve probably created a lengthy to-do list of everything that needs to be packed, planned and previewed. While you’re likely excited about your move, stress can create a bit of an emotional upheaval as well.

Pump it up: Ways to grow the personal trainer profession

Americans are using personal trainers in a proactive approach to their personal health and well-being. There are opportunities in the fitness industry to ensure personal trainers concentrate on health and well-being for their clients.

Put a little ‘spring’ in your seasonal recipes

Iron Chef Alex Guarnaschelli offers three light recipes that are perfect for any spring get together. Which one is your favorite, try them all and decide.

Baby boomers: Three crucial times to review your Medicare options for retirement

Baby boomers facing the big decision of when to take Social Security retirement shouldn’t overlook the importance of signing up for Medicare at age 65. Find out the three crucial times for baby boomers to review their Medicare options and why it’s a great idea to do so.

Running on empty: How far can you really go?

It’s no secret that an automobile can continue to run after the fuel light comes on, but should drivers rely on the extra mileage it allows? Consider this expert insight.

High note hit: Northwest musician has gold record past

Eddie Fluellen leads an unassuming life these days. He teaches piano and provides accompaniment for community theater and choral groups. It’s only when one delves into his past that you learn he spent nearly a decade in the rock music business.

Taste of the Town: Readers help point a path to potato pancakes

If you’re a fan of potato pancakes, you understand why they could become a point of symbolism in a classic novel such as Erich Maria Remarque’s “All Quiet on the Western Front” — and why Taste of the Town reader Marion Hennings is looking for them. In typical fashion, her fellow readers have tips to report.

Wine of the Week: The Lucky Country Rose

Far from ironic, The Lucky Country Rose offers a juicy and delicious mouthful at a fair price.

EDITORIAL: Downtown strike

Voting to strike and actually going on strike are two very different things. On Thursday, the Culinary Local 226 did the former. If the union follows through on the latter, it will be the group’s most significant work stoppage in Las Vegas in 30 years.

EDITORIAL: Miller, Democrats overreach to expose donors

Nevada Secretary of State Ross Miller is no fan of anonymous political speech, never mind the country’s long history of such protected expression. But the collective push from Democrats to root out conservative donors reveals the backers of such speech have good reason to keep their names secret.

Hutchison not to blame for campus-carry bill’s death

Near the start of a fundraising letter paid for by the Sue Lowden for lieutenant governor campaign, sexual assault victim Amanda Collins warns you her story won’t be easy to read.

LEFTOVERS: Well-suited, even Obama would agree

The world champion Boston Red Sox visited the White House on Tuesday, and while David Ortiz was getting a selfie with President Barack Obama on his iPhone, Jonny Gomes was stealing the show with his wardrobe.

Findlay pursues redemption for subpar season

A 30-win season is celebrated by most prep boys basketball programs. At Findlay Prep, it gets picked apart and scrutinized.

Findlay pursues redemption for subpar season

A 30-win season is celebrated by most prep boys basketball programs. At Findlay Prep, it gets picked apart and scrutinized.

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