Plumbers, Pipe Fitters and Service Technicians Local 525 has instituted a charity program to assist seniors living on a fixed incomes.
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Thirteen local restaurants are scheduled to participate in the Building Champions Against the Odds Campaign to benefit the Nevada Children’s Center on Wednesday, International Children’s Day.
The debate between North Las Vegas utilities officials and city landlords continues over who should pay delinquent water bills.
Municipal code makes it clear that property owners are liable for the recovery of any fees by the city should a tenant skip out on payment.
Improvements have been made to the system, including Internet access codes that allow property owners to check on the account status of their tenants.
But there’s still a long way to go to become more efficient, according to department officials.
When Northwest resident Renee Shoemaker went to jot down an upcoming dance on her calendar, she was met with a conflict — a family vacation to Nebraska the same day. The 32-year-old chose to cancel vacation in lieu of the New A.G.E. after-work recreation program for adults with developmental disabilities , social night, said her dad, Dale Shoemaker.
Andrew Felix wipes crumbs from the dining room table and politely pulls out a chair for his guests.
The actions seem so normal for a boy who is dying.
As the race for Henderson City Council Ward 4 enters crunch time, candidate Mike Mayberry has sent out his first mailers against rival Sam Bateman. Bateman, a prosecutor for Clark County and a member of the Henderson Planning Commission, and Mayberry, the former Henderson chief of police, have been squaring off through mailers leading up to the June 7 election. Bateman sent two mailers in mid-May accusing Mayberry of scamming public employees by collecting pension on top of disability for a heart condition.
Las Vegas City Councilman Steve Ross of Ward 6 is scheduled to attend the Meister Park Homeowners’ Association meeting at 6 p.m. June 8 at 7495 W. Azure Drive.
The young women of Centennial Hills Junior Girl Scout Troop 414 are getting down to Earth with the organization’s signature color as they go green for the highest achievement they can earn for their ages.