Frugal Americans know how to save money, not only by keeping it in their pocket but by making wise purchasing decisions. As many have found, a frugal lifestyle does not mean going without. One way many people have saved money is by cutting the cord and eliminating cable or satellite TV from the household budget. By taking that step, frugal consumers can save up to $1,200 per year.
People who want to legally drive in Nevada even though they’re in the country illegally will be able to apply for driver authorization cards starting Jan. 2 under rules approved by a legislative committee Tuesday.
Parents of two boys wounded by a seventh-grader who fatally shot their teacher before turning a semi-automatic handgun on himself said Wednesday they don’t believe their children were targeted in the schoolyard rampage.
A Royal Saudi Air Force sergeant was found guilty of 7 of nine charges he raped a 13-year-old boy in the bathroom of a Circus Circus hotel room on New Year’s Eve.
Move over, boys. The girls are coming to deer camp and the ol’ fishing hole, too, and they are doing it in record numbers. While that might not be news to folks who have been around the outdoor world for more than a few years and have read the sign, it probably is to those who haven’t. Not to mention those who don’t necessarily appreciate the hunting and fishing sports for what they are.
■ LAKE MEAD — Late-night fishing activity has been light following the full moon. Striped bass are more active in the afternoons. Anglers have found success jigging spoons and working top-water plugs. Two large stripers recently came in from the Boulder Basin, one weighing in at 22 pounds and the other at 15.5 pounds. Anglers still are finding action for largemouth and smallmouth bass as well. Success has come to those anglers working the backs of coves in water to 15 feet deep. Surface action has been good.
