Las Vegas lost a legend with the death of UNLV’s Jerry Tarkanian. To honor his memory, the city of glittering neon lights came together and dedicated 3 minutes of darkness to the fallen basketball coach.
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Zachary M. F. Sanchez, 14, is a freshman attending Advanced Technologies Academy. On Jan. 15, Sanchez became an Eagle Scout with Troop 555. He is the son of Nelson Brambley and Linda Sanchez-Brambley.
Patients have come to expect state-of-the-art equipment and procedures at medical facilities. In a growing trend, many offices and hospitals are embracing art and design, too.
Nevada is one of the worst states in terms of graduation and dropout rates. People can blame it on a variety of factors, but every student’s journey is different. The Las Vegas Promise Neighborhood Initiative is a program that supports cradle-to-career services with the aim to improve educational and development outcomes for students in distressed urban and rural neighborhoods. Nevada Partners has led the initiative since 2012.
On Oct. 5, 2005, northwest-area resident Amy Klene and her friend were on their way home from a beauty supply store, when in a blink of a second, everything changed.
It was a night to remember Jerry Tarkanian, the late coach who brought the glory days to UNLV basketball. The pregame ceremony in his honor was class and it hit the mark. But the Rebels’ performance that followed was forgettable.
UNLV once again came out of the locker room cold and found a way to lose a close game in the final minutes. It’s getting to be a recurring theme.
If you could just keep working until you reach retirement age, then collect $30,000 each year thereafter until you were planted on the other side of the grass, would you take it?
We’ve said it before: The federal bureaucracy is so bloated and inefficient that accountability is a pipe dream. Need a reminder? Just take a quick scan of some recent headlines.