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Library district says demand for e-books increasing

The Las Vegas-Clark County Library District plans to host a Digital Bookmobile to teach patrons how to access books electronically.

Drink and dine to assist students at UNLVino

UNLVino is planned from March 22-24 and is scheduled to kick off March 22 with the Bubble-Licious event at the Cleveland Cinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health.

Dining pick of the week: Dang Dee Thai Cuisine

There are many Thai restaurants in this city, and if you like Thai food, they’re all good. There are several Thai restaurants that are a cut above, and one of them is Dang Dee.

Teen aims to raise $15,000 to help kids with medical struggles

“Dream big” is the motto of several athletes, actors and other celebrities throughout the world. But for 14-year-old Katlyn Oaks, “dream big” is more than just a motto — it’s her way of life.

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Concierge puts personal touch on Hughes Center experience

People often associate the word “concierge” with someone who works in the hotel industry. But Jaci Zweig, corporate concierge for the Hughes Center, 3800 Howard Hughes Parkway, is an exception to the stereotype.

‘Mother Teresa of Las Vegas’ following a vision to help those in need

Bonnie Polley, 73, has looked into the eyes of some of society’s worst as chaplain of the Clark County Detention Center. As a deacon in the Episcopal Church, she has looked into the eyes some of the town’s poorest.

Riders of motorized cycles must navigate particulars of laws

The line between motorized cycles and off-road vehicles is sometimes a fine one, but the Nevada law better explains the differences and requirements for operation, according to Chrissie Coon, spokeswoman for the North Las Vegas Police Department.

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WHO TURNED HER LIFE AROUND

Literary Las Vegas: Heidi Harris

Heidi Harris grew up backstage in Las Vegas showrooms. The child of a showroom musician father and a singer mother, the Las Vegas native worked as a cocktail waitress and then took a turn at the mic and spent six years singing professionally.

Book Briefs for Mar. 20

Independent bookstore
to celebrate grand opening

A la carte

STREET FOOD THROWDOWN
SET FOR SUNDAY

Visit Death Valley before the weather turns deadly

In the waning weeks of winter, if you live in Southern Nevada, you owe yourself a trip to Death Valley National Park, just over the mountains in California. Warm weather arrives at the park earlier than in the Las Vegas Valley and are often ideal.

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