Before having her child, Lindsay Wenzel was not concerned with the number of speed bumps, parks or schools in her neighborhood. These days, it’s a top priority.
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In 1957, Desert Art Supplies set up shop. The Las Vegas Art League, the founding organization of the Las Vegas Art Museum, followed in 1962. By the early ’90s, Wes Miles’ The Arts Factory and Julie Brewer’s Enigma Garden Cafe arrived on scene.
When the lights went down in the rear of StoryCorps’ Airstream trailer, Las Vegas Valley residents were given 40 minutes to tell the story of their lives.
Child restraint laws are not up to par with standards determined by industry experts, according to Safe Kids Clark County.
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J.D. Fraser was inducted into the Foothill High School Coaches Association’s Hall of Fame Feb. 1.
American Mothers Inc. has named Zan Peterson Hyer, a resident of The Lakes area, as its Nevada Mother of the Year for 2013.
If you like choices, Sushi Bay has 26 nigiri selections, six vegetable rolls, 20 sushi rolls, 40 special rolls, six sashimi specials, eight deep-fried rolls and five baked rolls.
The week of April 14 celebrated National Library Week, and perhaps no one was happier to mark the occasion than Dr. George Alexander, who donates books throughout the year to the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District.
College of Southern Nevada professor Marion Hammond performed a chemistry magic show for students and teachers as part of the 10th annual Science and Technology Expo April 19 at CSN’s Cheyenne campus.
The brother and estranged wife of troubled Las Vegas lawyer David Amesbury suspected foul play in his death last year but could not substantiate their concerns, an FBI report shows.
When construction of a massive shooting complex was proposed for the northern edge of the valley, Clark County officials had a goal: Make the public facility self-supporting.