The Las Vegas 51s changed their major league affiliation, changed ownership, constantly changed their roster and somehow changed their fortunes this season.
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New leadership in North Las Vegas has given the financially troubled city one less problem.
The U.S. Postal Service can still deliver a letter or package across town or across the country in speedy fashion at a reasonable price. But it can’t deliver on its massive retirement obligations, a fact that could begin affecting all its customers very soon.
Southern Nevada’s horrible driving culture reveals itself everywhere, every day. But few acts of stupid impatience are as dangerous as passing a stopped school bus that’s picking up or dropping off children.
Last week, the College of Southern Nevada announced it had made recurring, significant mistakes in calculating federal financial aid for students during the previous two academic years, and that as a result, the U.S. Department of Education wanted a more thorough review of the school’s books.
The latest nonsense involving the valley’s Desert Tortoise Conservation Center would be funny if it didn’t involve federal ineptitude, wasted public money and dead reptiles.
This holiday weekend, as the cooler weather of autumn flickers from the horizon, let’s not be alarmists: Even if there are more hamburgers and fewer T-bones on those backyard grills for yet another year, neither famine nor pestilence stalks the land.