The Musicians Union of Las Vegas, Local 369, has played for every major headliner, lounge entertainer and production show in Las Vegas since less than three decades after city’s founding. The union celebrated that longevity and its 85th anniversary Oct. 13.
When you view your pets as your children, you’ll do anything for them. This year, Harmik and Sherri Kazanchian realized their white German shepherd, Junior, age 11, was having a tough time getting up the stairs to their bedroom each night.
View features photos of pets ready for adoption each week. Contact each individual agency for more information.
Solutions to View’s puzzles, Dec. 1, 2016.
There’s a lot of trash talk going on in City Hall these days, and it’s not just the kind you might expect a month after one of the most contentious elections on record. We’re talking about the garbage you put out for collection.
Las Vegas police are asking the public’s help in identifying and locating a man wanted in connection to the sexual assault of a child.
The First Friday arts festival is scheduled from 5 to 11 p.m. Dec. 2 at venues throughout the Las Vegas Arts District, near Charleston Boulevard and Main Street.
Visitors to Las Vegas City Hall in the past few months have been greeted with huge paper flags that are laden withsymbolism.
Perla Gumm plays a major role in ensuring Las Vegas children in dire circumstances still have a memorable Christmas. She collects toys to be distributed by the Las Vegas Rescue Mission, which helps homeless residents.
Through sniffles and stifled tears, a group of LGBT people and community allies read the names of 26 people murdered in the United States for being transgender.
Depending upon your age, you might remember those early impressions of a fireman as some guy wearing wide suspenders, leaning back on a chair in front of a little firehouse and reading a newspaper while waiting for the fire alarm to go off.
The word “bowlology” means “the study of bowls.”
Cody Pulsipher always knew he wanted to help people.
Like game shows get updated to have more of a “wow” factor, quiz bowls at some area high schools are getting a makeover to follow the National Academic Quiz Tournaments (NAQT) format, which has two types of questions: toss-ups and bonuses.
