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Tiger Woods misses Tiger Jam in Las Vegas for first time

While no official statement was given as to why Tiger Woods missed the event that raises funds for his foundation, it seemed fair to assume that rehabilitating his back should be the main focus.

DUI arrest reminds us again of the illusion that was Tiger Woods

There is nothing tragic about the demise of Woods the golfer or man, so when headlines about him being arrested dominated news cycles Monday, any reaction beyond a momentary glimpse of interest was a waste.

Auto racing’s biggest day is here again

In keeping with the pedal-to-the-metal theme of Memorial Day Weekend, Las Vegas drivers, teams, races play a big part in annual celebration of speed.

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The wait is almost over — for NBA, NHL and here in Vegas

We have been waiting nearly a year for the inevitable rematch of the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Golden State Warriors. And so we must wait a few more days to get part three of this trilogy.

Always Dreaming’s Preakness run proves ‘horses are human’

Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming by various accounts came bouncing out of Churchill Downs in good order. His Hall of Fame trainer Todd Pletcher felt good about his preparation.

Final words: Tight lines and good hunting

For almost 13 years and 598 columns, I have lived the dream of writing about the outdoors. I have shared not only the thoughts and emotions accompanying my children’s hunting and fishing exploits but also those of others.

Henderson doctor uses golf course to escape stress of job

Dr. Joe Johnson is an avid golfer and has been practicing medicine in Henderson since 1977. He originally moved to Las Vegas in 1976 to serve as the flight surgeon for the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds.

 
Raiders owner to push for Las Vegas Super Bowl 2023 or 2024

NFL owners on Tuesday advanced the Oakland Raiders even closer to their eventual relocation by approving the lease for a $1.9 billion stadium, causing many to wonder how soon Southern Nevada might host the game of Roman numerals.

When teaching hockey, Golden Knights begin with youthful minds

More than 1,300 youth ages 5-15 were scheduled to take part in, “Sticks For Kids,” street hockey clinics on Saturday and Sunday, where all participants will go home with a free stick and ball.

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