The Southern Nevada Musical Arts Society, the Desert Chorale, Las Vegas Master Singers and the Myron Heaton Chorale are planning concerts across the Las Vegas Valley.
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Progressive Choices is a nonprofit organization that provides vocational training for intellectually disabled adults and is seeking employers for its clients.
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The Las Vegas City Council on Feb. 20 gave the green light to installing multi-bay parking meters in the downtown area. About 233 multi-bay meters are slated to replace 1,216 single-space parking meters beginning this summer, according to city officials.
Terry Murphy may be Downtown Las Vegas’ biggest advocate. Murphy was named this month as president of the Downtown Las Vegas Alliance.
A number of Las Vegas Valley agencies and private firms offer free legal services.
At this fashion show, models walked the runway wearing the same linens that covered the banquet tables in the audience. Students at the International Academy of Design & Technology were commissioned by the American Rental Association to create dresses from this year’s collection of decorative tablecloths during the organization’s annual convention.
Chef Sheridan Su is serving up his version of Asian-American dishes that separate Fat Choy from other Asian-American restaurants.
Law students at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas are offering free tax preparation for people earning incomes of $50,000 or less.
A downtown law firm is offering a different kind of art to the streets of First Friday: the art of law.
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