It was 1955, and gasoline was 28 cents a gallon. I was 15 years old and worked at a filling station after school. The usual request was for “two dollars regular or ethyl.” While the gasoline was pumping, I would clean all the windows, then ask if I should check the oil. If needed, I would add a quart.
Those days will never be forgotten.
As usual, your recent editorial (“Fourth Amendment protections on the line case,” Aug. 25) was on the correct side of the facts of this Fourth Amendment case.
The A’s are playing their first games in Las Vegas starting June 8, 2026, as a soft opening for their future city.
It’s getting really old listening to all the phonies and frauds on the Democrat side of the aisle.
“The Wizard of Oz at the Sphere” has received massive publicity, and from what I read, most overwhelmingly favorable.
Thoughts revealed on the new Boulder Highway project.
Las Vegas used to be a place where people would come here for good inexpensive food, free drinks when they gambled and inexpensive entertainment.
Too many voters can’t name their city councilmembers, school board trustees, or district attorney yet these officials shape our lives every day.
I read the Saturday letter from Brett Sears, and his valid concern was the $610 cost to spay/neuter an animal in east Las Vegas.
Everyone seems to assume endless sprawl is “reasonable,” but to whom and on what basis?
