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Las Vegas diners offer diverse options for pancake enthusiasts
Las Vegas offers a variety of options for pancake lovers. Whether you're ending a night shift, recovering after exercise, or finishing an evening out, pancakes are always a solid choice. Several local establishments provide unique takes on this breakfast staple.
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Iconic diners offer unique comfort food experiences in Las Vegas
Las Vegas is home to some iconic diners, each offering its own unique spin on classic comfort food. From the vintage charm of Lou’s Diner to the nostalgic feel of Winnie & Ethel’s and the modern dishes of Babystacks, these spots serve more than just great food — they’re part of the city’s rich history. Each diner brings something special to the table, offering locals and tourists alike a taste of comfort and community.
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Las Vegas seeks residents' stories for new documentary on 1980s
The city of Las Vegas, through its Commission for the Las Vegas Centennial, has provided funding for the eighth installment of the documentary film series, "The City of Las Vegas." This eighth film covers the decade of the 1980s. The producers are seeking individuals to interview who can share recollections of life in Las Vegas during that time period.
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Five surprising things you can get with a library card
A library card can open a world of knowledge and opportunities. Of course, you’ll find worlds to be explored, new languages to learn, and recipes to try. Today’s libraries offer so much more than just borrowing books. They’ve become places that offer a variety of resources and experiences. You could start a new hobby, view art galleries, or have access to online resources.
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Sixteen-year-old runs store promoting social justice through merchandise
Once an old motel, Ferguson’s Downtown is now home to a variety of locally owned shops and eateries.
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Showgirls reflect on two decades alongside former mayor oscar goodman
For 20 years, showgirls have accompanied former Mayor Oscar Goodman and his wife, Mayor Carolyn Goodman, at various events and ceremonies. Porsche Revesz and Jennifer Autry are two of these ambassadors who have served in this role for two decades.
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Five things to do inside AREA15 in Las Vegas
Opened in September 2020, AREA15 is a vast, immersive venue in Las Vegas that combines art, food, drinks, shopping, and more. Visitors can park and enter the main building for free, with individual attractions available for separate purchase. Local residents can enjoy discounts on most attractions.
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Las Vegas unveils 2024 Public Art Master Plan aiming for inclusive growth
Public art is a powerful force in urban landscapes, offering more than just visual appeal. Art reflects a city’s character, tells stories, and connects people with their communities. The city's 2024 Public Art Master Plan outlines the artistic future of Las Vegas, encouraging the development and expansion of public art through 2050. This plan aims to enhance livability, cultural identity, and community engagement through strategic art initiatives.
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Community installs Little Libraries to promote literacy and engagement
The Little Library initiative began in 2018 as part of a commitment to academic achievement with an emphasis on youth literacy efforts. This initiative encourages community engagement by calling on community members to take a book or share a book with their neighbors. With the support of community partners, 16 free Little Libraries have been installed within the community.
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Deputy marshals expand problem-oriented policing team into Las Vegas' 18b Arts District
A new team of deputy marshals is now patrolling the 18b Arts District in downtown Las Vegas. Problem-oriented policing, or the P.O.P. team, has been recently introduced to this area. Earlier this year, officers Carla Espinoza and Janelle Mazza initiated the P.O.P. team on the Fremont Street Experience. The team has since expanded to include officer Chad Bryan and now operates in the 18b Arts District.
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Monthly ballroom dance events hosted by USA Dance Las Vegas
USA Dance Las Vegas invites ballroom dance enthusiasts and newcomers to join their monthly social dance events at Charleston Heights Arts Center, located at 800 Brush St. Each event features a unique theme, with occasional dance lessons included.
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Las Vegas strengthens support for local businesses amid rising copper thefts
The city of Las Vegas emphasizes the importance of supporting residents and businesses, recognizing their crucial role in the prosperity of the 18b Arts District and the broader downtown area. To this end, several measures have been implemented to aid local enterprises.
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Cancer patients find support dealing with chemotherapy-induced hair loss
It was March of 2023 when Michelle Sklar discovered a lump in her breast. “I actually had cancer before when I turned 50. It was thyroid cancer. So I figured I had already given at the office,” Sklar said with almost a laugh in her voice. “But we quickly regrouped and came up with a plan to move forward.”
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Exploring lesser-known landmarks in Las Vegas
Las Vegas is renowned for its entertainment, neon lights, and gambling. However, the city offers a variety of other attractions catering to diverse interests.
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Nevada's seismic activity: Earthquake preparedness crucial for Las Vegas residents
When considering the likelihood of earthquakes, California often comes to mind rather than Nevada. However, Nevada is the third most seismically active state in the continental United States, following only California and Alaska. Both Nevada and Las Vegas are situated on a network of fault lines where earthquakes frequently occur. While most tremors are too minor to be felt, the possibility of a significant seismic event remains.
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Four comic book shops to check out in Las Vegas
Pop culture enthusiasts in Las Vegas have several notable comic book stores to explore, each offering a distinct experience for fans of various genres.
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Las Vegas promotes National Preparedness Month with focus on senior citizens' safety
Are you and your loved ones prepared for a disaster? As recent earthquakes in California, wildfires in Northern Nevada, and flooding in the Northeast illustrate, preparedness can be key to surviving major incidents. September is National Preparedness Month—a reminder to review your emergency plans, re-stock your emergency kit, and ensure everyone in the family knows what to do in all kinds of disaster situations.
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New eatery opens in Las Vegas Arts District
A new eatery has opened in the 18B Las Vegas Arts District. District Deli and Coffee offers an extensive menu that includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner items as well as specialty coffees.
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Bookstore fosters community connections on Historic Westside
The Multicultural Bookstore, located at 2027 Revere St. on the Historic Westside, is marking its one-year anniversary this November. Co-founded by Tamara Shiloh and Carol Santiago, the bookstore has become a valuable resource for local authors to connect with the community.
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UNLV Runnin' Rebels ready for 2024 college football season opener
As the scorching Las Vegas summer starts to give way, the heat continues with the kickoff of the college football season, which promises electrifying sports action starting the weekend of August 31. The UNLV Runnin' Rebels are set to make a return, playing their fifth season in Allegiant Stadium.