Marty Walsh, co-owner and manager of the Trifecta Gallery, decided to try something different: Instead of having people come in to just look at art, at 7 p.m. Thursdays, the gallery hosts its One Night Only discussion program.
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On the last day of 2011, the Atomic Testing Museum adjusted its name to match its new status. The facility is now the National Atomic Testing Museum, and it is one of only 37 national museums in the country.
This week’s literary event highlights include an announcement that Jim Rogers and his wife, Beverly, have made a $10 million commitment to support the expansion of literary programming in the Black Mountain Institute.
A female pedestrian was hit and killed in the west Las Vegas valley Sunday, Las Vegas police said.
An arbitrator’s ruling reinstating a fired Clark County Department of Family Services hotline worker found fault with the county’s policy for handling calls about suspected child abuse.
The United States Tennis Association is giving away free tennis rackets to those who want to try the sport, with no strings attached.
There are two versions to the story of how Clark County employee Jadon Davis lost his job and won an arbitration case.
Las Vegas is the focus of an international cybercrime syndicate case, with the first two defendants standing trial in federal court.
With an economic revival in full swing in downtown Las Vegas, the sight of vacant, boarded buildings on Fremont Street elicits giddy speculation about what new restaurant, bar or small business might be coming next.
The Las Vegas Rotary Club is looking for people to invite airmen from Nellis and Creech Air Force bases into their homes to share their Thanksgiving Day meals.
A juvenile bicyclist was in critical condition at a hospital after being struck by a four-door sedan in the northwest Las Vegas Valley Saturday night
More than 8,000 Boy Scouts and Scout leaders handed out 425,000 bags and worked 27,000 man hours over the past week for the 25th-annual Scouting for Food Drive in the Las Vegas Valley.
The Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center will offer drive-up flu shots Saturday for veterans who are enrolled in the VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System and have a VA identification card.
Joshua Levinson has had a tennis racket in his hand since he was a toddler. While his whole family played, he was the one who took it to the next level. By 13, he knew he wanted to make tennis a way of life. Now 22, he’s established the Josh Levinson Tennis Academy. It’s catch phrase is: “Sometimes all you need is 20 seconds of insane courage, and I promise something great will happen.”
Dozens of youths will gather at The Gay and Lesbian Community Center of Southern Nevada at 6 p.m. Monday for the sixth annual Thanksgiving dinner.