Now in its 11th year, the Cadillac Through the Years car show’s success and popularity was evidenced by its latest gathering Sunday at The District at Green Valley Ranch. As other promoters of outdoor events modified or cancelled their programs, the Cadillac Through the Years attracted a strong field of about 50 classic Cadillacs along with a strong crowd that leisurely walked The District enjoying the vehicles.
In a historic ceremony Friday at Nellis Air Force Base, Brig. Gen. Jeannie M. Leavitt took the reins of the 57th Wing, bridging the gender gap to become the wing’s first woman commander and highest-ranking female officer to command at Nellis.
Raised brick, swaths of cork, bold butterflies that seem to flutter on the fabric. This isn’t your grandmother’s wallpaper. Modern designs and paper inventions are colorful, quirky and easy to apply, making wallpaper a DIYers dream.
Penn & Teller will match donations of $250 and more during Sunday’s three-mile AIDS Walk at Town Square. Last year’s event drew 6,000 walkers and raised $400,000 for AFAN to help feed, shelter and transport 3,000 local people with HIV.
The rain this past weekend may have brought some problems along with it, the same as it did last year after a rain like this. Problems might develop during the coming week or, with some plants, even extend into May or later.
I admit, I am a mass-transit junky. After many years in Tokyo, I have had a taste of a car-free life. While Southern Nevadans could hardly have a functioning life without a car, I imagine many of us who have lived in a metropolitan city with an efficient mass transit system can attest to the convenience and low stress that it offers.
With the holiday season but a distant memory and the last traces of white powder no longer visible on the surrounding mountaintops, garden tools and patio furniture are now ubiquitously displayed in every type of home store heralding the time of year for the outdoor life we enjoy so much here in Las Vegas.
Ridwan “Red” Jonas and his wife, Suzanne, are approaching their 40th wedding anniversary later this year, and they look forward to celebrating the milestone in their new home at Spanish Palms, a gated condominium community at 5220 S. Rainbow and Hacienda boulevards.
Have you ever noticed for those people who have a near-perfect credit score, the world seems to roll out the red carpet? Everything to do with finances is just plain easier. Credit is easily available; loan approvals are nearly instantaneous; interest rates are lower or non-existent.
Shea Homes at Ardiente, an age-qualified community featuring new homes and resort-style amenities, has announced a lineup of exclusive events in April that include The Good Life Festival, a new model grand opening and a Cinco de Mayo celebration.
One Las Vegas, a twin tower condominium high-rise on the south end of Las Vegas Boulevard recently completed a $2 million remodeling project to enrich the community through art, design and lifestyle. This included the commission and installation of a massive, 54-foot custom photographic installation, “Water Way,” that now heralds entrance into the main tower, creating a beautiful feeling of calm and peace via an artful depiction of water and its movement. The masterpiece is the work of critically acclaimed artist and photographer, Marilyn Suriani.
Toll Brothers debuted three single-story model homes in their newest community, Los Altos, April 9 in the Paseos Village of Summerlin. Los Altos boasts four single-story home designs with three exterior styles, ranging from nearly 3,100 square feet to more than 3,800 square feet.
NOTE: This week’s question is serious and requires a legal expert, so I’ve turned my column over to local attorney Avece M. Higbee to address it.
Pardee Homes is offering special incentives on move-in-ready homes in Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and Henderson as part of its Make Your Move event, now underway through June 5.
Sanders said the meeting took place Saturday morning before the pope left for his one-day visit to Greece.
Electronics giant Sony Corp said a factory producing image sensors for Apple Inc and other smartphone makers will remain closed while it assesses the damage from two deadly earthquakes which hit southern Japan.
