The halls were decked. The jingle bells rocked. The reindeer played. The Magical Forest at Opportunity Village twinkled brightly Friday night during the charity’s 21st annual tree lighting ceremony.
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It’s 5 a.m., and Mary and Charles Livingston are at Home Depot, with a plan to save $700. The husband and wife are in need of a new washer and dryer, for which they’re about to pay $1,500. Along the way, they pick up a pot of decorative poinsettias, but overall they stuck to their plan.
Craig Morganson’s new vehicle just earned Motor Trend magazine’s coveted Car of the Year honors.
When the St. Simeon Serbian Orthodox congregation began building a new church in 2007, it adopted a centuries-old style with the idea that the building would be around at least that long.
Jennifer McGrath eggs on her sons as they wrestle in the living room. It’s a far cry from where the McGraths were a year ago: homeless, addicted to drugs and crammed into a two-person tent. The family slept in the dirt on a rocky highway ramp on Owens Avenue near Interstate 15.
Sitting at a table alone, Emily Bunkers finishes her mashed potatoes with a smile. Despite her bright red sweater, it’s her constant blessings and thank-yous that make her stand out.
September flooding caused just under $1.4 million in damage in Clark County – not nearly enough to qualify for a federal disaster declaration, county officials announced Wednesday.
Clark County officials have reached a deal with the state over their lawsuit seeking to recoup $102.5 million diverted to state coffers three years ago.
Las Vegas police officer gobbles up his work as the costumed turkey in the third annual Turkey in the Crosswalk pedestrian safety project, co-sponsored by the Metropolitan Police Department and UNLV’s Safe Community Partnership.
After Mike Casey housed four juvenile chimps and a capuchin monkey at a southwest valley home for two years without a permit, Clark County commissioners on Wednesday denied his request to keep them there for another year.
I agree that in order to have a healthy “we,” one needs two healthy “I’s.” But I disagree that in order to have a healthy “I,” one needs a “we.” That’s basically saying that anyone not in a relationship isn’t healthy. I disagree. – E.W., Las Vegas
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