No one but friends and well-wishers showed up during the first two hours that View attended Bob Beers’ final Coffee with the Councilman, held July 7 at Angel Park Golf Course.
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Going to see a movie can cost woman more than the price of admission. It cost Teresa Potter, 64 and a resident of Canyon Gate, $280.
If you’re on your way to Red Rock Canyon and want to grab a bite, Krayvings can fill you up without destroying your diet.
Summerlin will once again host eclectic dance moves when the Las Vegas Dance in the Desert Festival arrives July 28-29 at Summerlin Library Performing Arts Center.
A 4-year-old girl found unresponsive in a pool in Las Vegas on June 20 has died, according to the Clark County coroner’s office.
Located in a neighborhood strip mall, The Sushi is true to its name with a menu that includes a long list of rolls. Not one for sushi? Other Japanese dishes such as teriyaki shrimp, chicken or beef are offered as a combo plate with tempura shrimp and vegetables.
The economy may be rebounding in Las Vegas, but the recession’s ripple effects are still being felt by charities, including the Women’s Club of Summerlin. The club, whose objective it was to help women and children in need, is folding after 22 years.
Remember being a kid and creating a world all your own? What if you could make it come true? Hope Mathis, 7, who lives in Desert Shores, is doing just that.
A fire destroyed two cars and a garage Saturday at a Summerlin residence, but the house was spared, the Las Vegas Fire Department said.
You couldn’t find two more compatible partners traveling in the same direction than the master-planned community of Summerlin and Summerlin Hospital Medical Center.
At the first sight of fireworks, children swimming in the Red Rock Resort pool pointed to the sky. Color exploded through the air, reflecting in windows. The Fourth of July fireworks show had begun.
Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar sits at the north end of Downtown Summerlin, 1725 Festival Plaza Drive.
Been forgetting where you set your keys? Can’t recall the name of the person you just met?
To produce the nine-minute Fourth of July fireworks shows set for 9 p.m. Tuesday at Green Valley Ranch Resort and Red Rock Resort, 10 technicians needed to work meticulously for three 10-hour days.
“You rang, sir?” It’s line from the golden age of cinema, but Red Rock Resort butler Joseph Yalda can use it almost daily.