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Singer-guitarist Scotty Morris doesn’t let his teen play PS4, but has him learning piano, drums, martial arts and classical dance. Now that is serious parenting.
Christmas is a time for giving. But as the youngest of six Smith kids, giving and receiving gifts was a fairly new concept.
It’s a ghost of sports Christmas past now. But in the days before the NBA extravaganza and “A Christmas Story” marathons, nothing said Christmas like the Blue-Gray Football Classic from Montgomery, Ala.
When it comes to holiday lights, some homeowners go all out, ensuring their yard has every inch covered to celebrate Christmas.
Some east valley and southwest-area homes were swept up by the spirit of the season and adorned their homes with holiday lights.
Salvatore Coco and Victor Leoncavallo light up their Henderson neighborhood with about 25,000 lights.
When racism and Jim Crow laws prevented black baseball players from playing on professional teams, they formed their own league to compete around the country. North Las Vegas resident Bernard Fernandez was one of the players who joined the Negro Leagues and forever changed the future of the sport.
