The Palms discovered last week it is easy to attract attention hosting the Pole Expo. Women spun, slid and twirled on poles, dazzling crowds flocking to see the spectacle.
The Neon Museum hosts “Unsigned Heroes: Sign Painters’ Art and Stories” Tuesday; the panel discussion focuses on painted signs and the often overlooked role they play in showcasing fanciful neon designs. People “think of the neon and gas tubes” when they consider neon signs, acknowledges Rob McCoy, who chairs the Neon Museum’s board of directors. “But painting is an integral part of neon signage.”
They came here first. They came here again and again. And we might never know why.
A number of local restaurants are planning special observances for Mexican Independence Day. Drink specials also will abound.
It’s amazing to see how much a child changes — in size, personality, temperament — from age 3 to age 4. And it’s no different for the Fiesta Las Vegas Latino Parade and Festival, which celebrates its fourth year this weekend showing a few changes from years past.
His bio reads like those of many up-and-coming actors. But one thing separates Henderson’s Mace Coronel from the rest: He’s 10.
You can get up close and personal with the men and women behind the vampires, werewolves, hybrids and witches during “The Vampire Diaries” Official Convention, Friday through Sunday at the Rio.
The fall season starts Sept. 21 (for a complete rundown, see that day’s Life section), but two dramedies debut Wednesday hoping to stand out.
The original opened to $19 million in September 2011, and that was against the second weekend of the 3-D rerelease of “The Lion King.”
The Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards writes a children’s book. “Goodnight Moon, I’m Wasted.”
The self-titled third album by Vegas punks Surrounded By Thieves is a grown-man kind of record, reflective of the concerns of veteran, working-class musicians, guys who’ve been around the block, who have to juggle careers and families with the demands of playing shows until the early morning hours in a steadily gigging band.
Green Valley’s boys cross country team had the top three finishers Wednesday en route to victory in a Southeast League meet at Cornerstone Park.
The NFL says former FBI director Robert S. Mueller III will conduct a probe into how the NFL handled evidence as it investigated domestic violence claims against former Ravens running back Ray Rice.
Find things to do across the Summerlin area.
The Gaming Control Board has approved an application by the owners of Paragon Gaming to receive a percentage of gaming revenue generated at the Riviera, where the company took over operations last year.
Interbike 2014 lined up more than 1,000 exhibitors, many of them being new Las Vegas businesses.
Foothill boys soccer coach Andrew Risheg sat down with his assistant during the offseason, and the two kicked around some ideas for the Falcons’ lineup.
Here’s a little-known fact about your good buddy Fielder: I played football my freshman year.
Danielle Carino recorded eight kills, 22 digs and four aces Wednesday to lead Rancho’s girls volleyball team to a 25-14, 23-25, 27-25, 25-17 victory over host Las Vegas.
Henderson’s Sewell Elementary School competes for six-figure grant to fund computer lab.
Stephanie Parlade went 3-0 in singles Wednesday to help Desert Oasis’ girls tennis team to a 12-6 win at Cimarron-Memorial.
Authorities have arrested a Southern California man they say stole the same Ferrari — twice.
Foothill boys soccer coach Andrew Risheg sat down with his assistant during the offseason, and the two kicked around some ideas for the Falcons’ lineup.
Henderson calendar highlights include a Doggie Paddle & Play Day at the Black Mountain Aquatic Complex.
A car crashed into a Clark County School District bus carrying 11 children Wednesday in Henderson, according to Nevada Highway Patrol.
That probably explains why we saw so many long kickoff returns last week. By my count, there were nine kickoff returns for touchdowns in Division I and Division I-A.
At the height of this summer’s travel season, airline flights were more likely to arrive on time and less likely to be canceled than they were last year. The improvement in airline performance in July was a welcome break for travelers.
Tyson Perkins scored two goals Wednesday to help Spring Valley’s boys soccer team to a 3-1 win over visiting Faith Lutheran.