Little did 12-year-old Johnstown Saddle Club Princess Hailey Frederiksen know: Just a decade after meeting Miss Rodeo Colorado and Miss Rodeo America, she would fulfill her rodeo queening ambitions and capture both of those titles.
Maria Staubs
Former Features Intern
Consider this an invitation to dance at your seat. The Broadway musical “The Prom” opens an eight-performance run Tuesday at The Smith Center.
Enjoy a spirited celebration Sunday at these 10 places across the Las Vegas Valley.
Cinnaholic is celebrating its 12th anniversary with $1 “Old Skool” Rolls, the vegan bakery’s classic cinnamon roll with vanilla frosting.
As Southern Nevada swelters under triple-digit temperatures, it’s time to find your sweet spot and cool off with a chilly treat.
The Guy Fieri Foundation and Caesars Entertainment honored local veterans and first responders Monday with a day of appreciation and food.
Fans of all ages flocked to Fashion Show mall Friday morning for the grand opening of Sanrio’s newest Hello Kitty Cafe.
The wildly successful cafe’s new location combines Las Vegas and one of the most well-known Japanese characters in the world, offering a sweet selection of treats and exclusive merch.
No other city recognizes Fourth of July quite like Las Vegas does, and this year the fireworks shows, festivities and parades have returned with patriotic events and all-out celebrations.
As summer settles in, along with the scorching, dry heat, locals and tourists alike can escape the triple-digit temperatures by engaging in some of these cool activities.
A winding path along the Peccole Ranch Trail is more than just a verdant swath for walking pets, exercising, or enjoying the considerable shade beneath the leafy canopies.
Bajamar Seafood and Tacos has added fresh paint to its rear exterior wall featuring a vibrant jungle of cartoon elements.
Vegas City Opera honors Juneteenth as it presents “Black Swan Radio Hour,” an immersive concert experience paying tribute to Black Swan Records, the first Black-owned and operated record label.
“To infinity and beyond” has a special meaning for UNLV alumna Samantha Gruwell.
