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Visitors to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area might see Mark Vranesh’s work when he is the featured artist of Red Rock’s Second Sundays: Artists and Authors, planned for 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 12 at the visitors center. There’s no fee to enter the park that day.
At MTO Cafe in the Summerlin area, the path to the ordering counter features barn planks topped with a row of faux grass. You receive a numbered tent when you pay, and your order is brought to you.
The word salvage usually refers to cars. At CIDS, it refers to limbs — most often, a leg.
Have you noticed your Goodwill drop-off truck has disappeared? You’re not alone.
Don’t call Henry Prego a Frank Sinatra impersonator. The Summerlin resident would rather be known as a singer who appreciates the songs that the Ol’ Blue Eyes made household names: “Fly Me To the Moon,” “My Way,” “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” “New York, New York.”
A visit Tuesday to the community where O.J. Simpson is temporarily residing led to a chance encounter with the man affectionately known as “Juice” during his playing, broadcasting and acting days.
Summerlin’s developer has signed its first tenant for an office building under construction near Red Rock Resort.
Apple Way is also known as the Avenue of Honor, and the homeowners’ board of Peccole Ranch wants anyone who uses it to reflect on the locals killed in the Route 91 Harvest Festival mass shooting.
Volunteers are vital to ensuring that fundraisers come off smoothly. Shriners know that all too well.
Dom DeMarco’s Pizzeria Bar is named for Domenico DeMarco, who hails from the Caserta Province in Italy and opened Di Fara Pizza in Brooklyn.
One tragedy compounded another this month when Dr. Katayoun “Katy” Barin died after battling colon cancer. Just six months earlier, her husband, Dr. Kayvan Khiabani died in a bicycle crash.
It’s getting close to Halloween, when things go bump in the night. Alice McFall, a spiritual medium, isn’t scared.
With the shock of the Clark County School District’s yawning budget gap behind them, Eisenberg Elementary School is heaving a sigh of relief.
Grape Street morphed into Grape Vine Café, Wine Bar Cellar two years ago. Owner/operators Moeen Taqi and Linda Kutcher, who each have years in the food-and-beverage industry, said their intention was to keep things much the same. They retained the same chefs and much of the wait staff.
At most Coffee With a Cop events, residents relay concerns about burglaries, noise complaints and traffic issues. This day, all anyone wanted to do was thank Metropolitan Police Department officers.
