Heather Fisher, president of the environmental nonprofit Save Red Rock, expects hundreds of people to wear the color as a sign of protest against proposed development on Blue Diamond Hill, which lies next to the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.
Across the Las Vegas Valley, the median sales price of previously owned homes rose 8.1 percent last year, SalesTraq reported. All but three ZIP codes posted increases.
Paul Kraft and Lori Nelson met 4 1/2 years ago. It was her alma mater’s alumni/foundation event inside one of Red Rock Resort’s VIP suites. Paul spotted Lori talking to the university’s president. When she broke off toward the food stations, he made his move.
The JW Marriott, 221 N. Rampart Blvd., has a new dining establishment in Hawthorn Grill.
The Legislature began its 79th session Feb. 6. But not all those hoping to pass bills are adults. Twenty-one are students chosen to represent their state in the Youth Legislature.
William Lyon Homes is building a densely packed project on the south side of Charleston Boulevard immediately west of the 215 Beltway in Summerlin.
Make-A-Wish of Southern Nevada opened new office space Friday in Summerlin, called the Wishing Place.
Luke Skywalker has some new recruits. They work out in the Power Saber fitness class offered by Nifty after Fifty, part of Encore Wellness at 7440 W. Cheyenne Ave., Suite 104.
After a brief delay, a carpool flyover bridge connecting U.S. Highway 95 to Summerlin Parkway will finally open to traffic on Monday, Las Vegas city officials said.
The Metropolitan Police Department is warning the public of a recent string of parking lot scams targeting the elderly in the northwest valley.
Dinosaurs & Roses, a Las Vegas nonprofit group dedicated to helping those in need, is bringing antiques to the Summerlin area to celebrate the opening of its newest adventure. The new arm of the organization is simply called the Attic.
Getting dim sum was the plan on a recent rainy Sunday afternoon. Going to Dim Sum Cafe, however, wasn’t.
The latest exhibit at The Studio, inside Sahara West Library, is titled “Transmutations: Robert Beckmann Paintings Under the Western Sky 1977-2017.”
Sun City’s Neighborhood Watch program has enlisted canines and their owners to be extra eyes and ears to keep the retirement community safe.
Like other readers of the Review-Journal, when I awoke to that front-page banner headline in December, “Attorney vanishes; millions missing,” then read that Robert Graham had allegedly stolen from clients, I was appalled.
