In a city known for grandiose arena proposals, Adam Stio and Joel Hoopaugh figured there was a business niche for a low-key, micro-sports facility that caters to kids and adult recreational sports. So, the duo invested $150,000 to start up a 27,000-square-foot sports center called the Southern Nevada Sports Centre, which opened Jan. 1.
Open enrollment ends Monday, but that hasn’t stanched the flow of questions about the Affordable Care Act.
The city of Henderson envisions itself becoming a nationally recognized bicycle community, the type that lures tourist dollars as a destination.
The board of the Silver State Health Insurance Exchange met Thursday for the final time before Monday’s cutoff for consumers to enroll in coverage under the Affordable Care Act. Their agenda focused on ways to finish sign-ups and how to improve the system.
The hospital bills are hitting Larry Basich’s mailbox. That would be OK if Basich had health insurance. But he doesn’t. Thing is, he should be covered.
We’re a newspaper, so people usually call us just to complain.
The reprieve will have to wait. Consumers looking for a special enrollment period on the Silver State Health Insurance Exchange’s Nevada Health Link website didn’t get their break Thursday, as the exchange’s board tabled for a week a decision on additional sign-up time.
The Silver State Health Insurance Exchange board today will consider extending the deadline to enroll in plans through its Nevada Health Link website.
“I had a vision,” said Tracey Allyn Cutler, owner and instructor at The Stage Professional Dance and Fitness Studio, 2510 Anthem Village Drive in Henderson. “I wanted to share my passion and joy with other people. No matter how old you are, it’s never too late to learn to dance.”
