Las Vegas Valley Trails & Exhibit Get Major Funding Exciting news for Las Vegas locals! Our beloved outdoor spaces and cultural institutions are getting a significant boost. The state has released over $30 million in grants to enhance popular valley trails and support a new, engaging exhibit at the Springs Preserve, promising improved recreation and education opportunities for our community. A Closer Look at the State’s Investment The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR), … Read More

North Las Vegas Mayoral Primary: Shaping the City’s Future This Tuesday marks a pivotal moment for North Las Vegas as residents head to the polls for the primary election. This crucial vote will determine which top candidates will advance to the general election, ultimately deciding the next mayor to lead one of Southern Nevada’s fastest-growing cities. The Critical Primary Election For the vibrant communities of North Las Vegas, this primary is far more than just … Read More

North Las Vegas Mayoral Race: Monroe, Moreno Advance The North Las Vegas mayoral primary election has delivered a significant shake-up, setting the stage for an exciting November general election. Voters chose Laura Monroe, president of the North Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce, and William “Sam” Moreno, a former city police chief, to advance, unseating incumbent Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown in a surprising turn of events. Primary Election Delivers Major Upset in North Las Vegas In a … Read More

Las Vegas Rent Squeeze: Wages Can’t Keep Up Las Vegas residents are facing a significant challenge: rent increases in our valley are dramatically outstripping local wage growth, making it increasingly difficult for many to afford living in the city they call home. The Growing Gap: Rents vs. Earnings Las Vegas has seen some of the most aggressive rent hikes nationwide. For typical apartments, especially one and two-bedroom units, rent increases have soared by double digits … Read More

Eating Well at Harry Reid: A Local’s Guide to LAS Dining For Las Vegas locals, Harry Reid International Airport isn’t just a departure point; it’s often a place for quick drop-offs, pickups, or even pre-flight meals. Navigating the dining options can be a maze, but knowing where to grab a satisfying bite before or after your journey can make all the difference in your airport experience. Terminal 1: Culinary Hubs at C and D Gates … Read More

Las Vegas Visitor Dip: What April’s Numbers Mean for Us Recent reports indicate that Las Vegas experienced a slight decrease in visitor numbers during April. For those of us who call this city home, understanding these shifts is crucial, as tourism remains the foundation of our economy and impacts everything from jobs to local services. Understanding the April Snapshot Following a strong March, often benefiting from early spring break and major events, April’s figures show … Read More

Get Ready, Las Vegas: April 8th Solar Eclipse Approaches Las Vegas residents, mark your calendars for April 8, 2024, as a spectacular solar eclipse will grace the skies. While our city won’t experience the full totality that parts of the nation will, we’re still in for a significant celestial show with a partial solar eclipse. This guide will help you understand what to expect and how to safely enjoy this rare astronomical event. What to … Read More