Valley residents’ achievements, Nov. 26, 2015 — PHOTOS
The Keep it Alive Foundation has named Isabella Barricklow the latest recipient of the 2015 Keep It Alive Foundation Dr. Rosemarie Rothe Scholarship Grant.
The developer behind Alexis Park Resort and other luxury apartment properties has proposed a high-rise packed with amenities.
As part of the sale, the property may not be used for weddings or wedding-related services for the next 10 years.
Plus, one of the Las Vegas Strip’s largest casino operators is coming off the SP 500 later this month.
A man is dead after being stabbed by his roommate on Saturday morning in the 2400 block of Clifford Avenue, the Metropolitan Police Department said in a press release.
A pair of newly completed multi-story buildings that overlook a grassy plaza nearly doubled Las Vegas City Hall’s footprint and will centralize the city’s operations.
The chapel is located in a converted mid-century style cottage, which is the former residence of Reed Whipple, a Las Vegas banker, politician and city councilman.
The hotel project was in the works for years and is positioned to land guests who visit Las Vegas for conventions, concerts and the like, especially in the surrounding downtown area.
Casinos on the Las Vegas Strip generated more than $749 million in July, a 5.6 percent increase from a year earlier, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
The new slot lounge will feature 63 titles from Aristocrat Gaming, including the hugely popular Buffalo and Mo’ Mummy franchises.
A downtown Las Vegas watch party was buzzing as fans rallied behind Summerlin South’s victory in the U.S. championship at the Little League World Series.