To hear him tell it, Simeon Angelov’s career path started way back in Sofia, Bulgaria, where he and his father spent long hours trying to keep the family car running. It was a running joke that the Russian-made 1999 Lada Samara would get going on Monday but conk out by Friday.
Adam E. Moore and his wife, Stacie, have four sons. They’re also big fans of the Hyundai product, considering that they just bought their second Hyundai from Centennial Hyundai at 6200 Centennial Center Blvd. in the northwest valley.
U.S. Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., joined a coalition of seven other Democratic and GOP senators this week in a bid to force colleges and universities to show the same urgency when it comes to investigating and policing sexual assaults on modern-day campuses.
Secretary of State Ross Miller, a Democrat running for Nevada attorney general, stars in a movie trailer-like ad that debuted at the Las Vegas Film Festival this week.
It was a scary moment on a highway north of Boston when an ax smashed through the windshield of a car.
Several bodies had been stored for up to a decade or more at a Rhode Island funeral home whose owner killed himself last week, police said Thursday.
Las Vegas author J. C. Mells mixes insanity and urban fantasy in her novel “Pierced.”
Now those who only dreamed of soaring in a balloon can fly with the eagles. One of Love is in the Air Ballooning’s three hot air balloons — called Chariot of Fire — has been outfitted with a basket that can accommodate a wheelchair. The wheelchair-accessible balloon has the fifth such basket made in the U.S.
The sign on the front of the Ethiopian Community Development Council’s African Community Center, 4534 W. Hacienda Ave., may give the average passerby the impression that the office is a place where Africans gather for social events.
