The new East Las Vegas Library will offer a wide-ranging slate of services to residents.
John Przybys
Former Lifestyle Reporter
Ann-Marie Pereth has turned her love of theater into a Las Vegas theater company.
In 1988, at age 26, Foley was diagnosed as HIV-positive. Today, he says he’s lucky to be alive and will gather with family and friends to celebrate that simple fact.
For longtime regulars, Sam’s Town is as much gathering place as casino.
Las Vegan Andrew Carmean will bring his driving talent to this weekend’s downtown demolition derby.
El Cortez owner Kenny Epstein bridges the gap between Old Vegas and today.
The Animal Foundation’s Working Cat program places cats that aren’t quite suitable for a home environment into area business, factories and farms.
Award-winning author H. Lee Barnes has released a new short story collection about the West and Westerners.
Longtime Las Vegan John Waldron last month took over as executive director of The Gay and Lesbian Community Center of Southern Nevada.
T-Mobile Arena and MGM Resorts have unveiled an effort to make the arena sensory inclusive.
For more than 15 years, Claytee White has been hearing stories of Southern Nevada’s history told directly by the people who made it.
Africa Love, the gift and decor shop owned by Serigne “Mara” Diakhate, is filled with jewelry, clothing, handbags, backpacks, musical instruments and artwork made by artisans from villages throughout Africa.
James Judd, a contributor to NPR’s “Snap Judgment,” will share storytelling basics and perform at the Clark County Library.
Before becoming a North Las Vegas firefighter and recruit training officer, Darcy Loewen played pro hockey for 16 seasons, including five in the National Hockey League and four with the long-gone but fondly remembered Las Vegas Thunder.
Top Ladies of Distinction creates a second Southern Nevada chapter.