Here’s how the “holiday” went for Abraham Lopez: Open the Fun Loom kiosk at the Las Vegas Premium Outlets North at 9 a.m., get off at 2 p.m. to spend time with the family in Las Vegas, then back to work at midnight until who knows when.
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Thanksgiving in Las Vegas is celebrated in a plethora of ways. The activities vary, but almost everybody does something.
Reports of students possibly body piercing themselves with non-sterile needles at Spring Valley High School have spurred a health investigation, according a message that Principal Bob Gerye sent to parents Wednesday.
Dr. Anthony Marlon said Wednesday he is withdrawing from consideration for a post on the new governing board of University Medical Center. The move follows a Review-Journal report that Marlon had a 1991 misdemeanor conviction for providing false information about a government contract.
Jamey Galloway laughed and cried as she recounted the last 13 years of her turbulent life.
Dr. Anthony Marlon, one of nine candidates for seats on Clark County’s new board for University Medical Center, has a checkered past with a 1991 misdemeanor conviction for providing false information tied to a healthcare contract for federal employees in Nevada, congressional hearing records show.
An employee-driven food drive at MGM Resorts International broke state records, collecting 922,161 pounds of canned goods, company officials said Tuesday.
In a city full of unusual sights, few outshine that of several thousand Santas ambling down the street en masse. The Las Vegas Great Santa Run is set to return to downtown Dec. 7, and organizers hope for a record number of attendees to the event, which benefits Opportunity Village.
People can visit the various sights of the world, so why not dogs? If Summerlin resident Kara Easton’s idea comes to fruition, one of the city’s dog parks will see a major transformation.
Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada is distributing free turkeys and side dishes to clients who are picking up other items from its onsite food pantry.
What an interesting array of letters I received in response to last Sunday’s column about the tragic death of Jeremiah …
JIM AND BEVERLY ROGERS PLEDGE $10 MILLION TO BLACK MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE
Clark County has spent at least $15.7 million since 2001 on efforts to protect the tortoise, which is listed as a threatened species by the federal government.
About 475 Mount Charleston residents were left without power in 30-degree weather after a heavy snowfall from last week’s storm.
A woman was transported to a Las Vegas hospital after being burned in a travel trailer Sunday.