Protecting Las Vegas Seniors from Fraud Las Vegas seniors are unfortunately a common target for fraudsters. Recognizing this growing concern, organizations like the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD), AARP Nevada, and the State of Nevada Attorney General have been actively working to empower our community with crucial fraud prevention knowledge. Understanding the Landscape of Scams in Southern Nevada Fraudsters are sophisticated and constantly evolve their tactics, often preying on trust and urgency. Seniors are … Read More

Everytable’s Compton Win: A Model for Las Vegas? Las Vegas, like many growing cities, faces the ongoing challenge of providing accessible and affordable healthy food options to all its residents. A recent success story out of Compton, California, offers a compelling look at how Everytable, a mission-driven food company, is making nutritious meals a reality in underserved communities, a model that holds significant implications for our own valley and its diverse neighborhoods. Understanding Everytable’s Vision … Read More

South Point: Embracing Classic Vegas for Locals South Point Hotel, Casino & Spa continues to distinguish itself in a city often defined by ever-evolving mega-resorts. For Las Vegas locals, this beloved establishment stands as a testament to classic hospitality, offering a refreshing alternative to the Strip’s flash and expense. It champions a value-driven approach that prioritizes community and genuine service. A Hometown Feel in a Growing City South Point’s enduring appeal stems from its commitment … Read More

Black Friday 2025: Vegas Shoppers Find Deals, Less Rush Black Friday 2025 marked a noticeable shift for Las Vegas shoppers, particularly at local outlets. Residents experienced a significantly more manageable retail environment this year, characterized by abundant deals and a welcome reduction in the usual holiday shopping frenzy that once defined the start of the season. A New Era for Las Vegas Black Friday Shopping For years, Black Friday in Las Vegas meant navigating overwhelming … Read More

Support Local: Small Business Saturday at Container Park Downtown Container Park recently transformed into a vibrant hub for its annual Small Business Saturday celebration, highlighting the unique entrepreneurial spirit of Las Vegas. This event brought together a diverse array of local vendors and community members, underscoring the importance of supporting homegrown businesses. It was a day dedicated to discovery, community, and the economic well-being of our beloved city. Celebrating Local Enterprise in Downtown Las Vegas … Read More

Vegas Businesses Face Economic Headwinds Las Vegas, a city built on tourism, is currently experiencing significant economic pressures. Local businesses, from bustling restaurants to unique retail shops, are grappling with a challenging environment marked by rising operational costs and a noticeable decline in tourist spending. This shift impacts not just business owners, but also the broader community and job market. Rising Costs & Shifting Sands for Local Businesses For many local establishments, the post-pandemic recovery … Read More

Alabama Freshman Shines: A Vegas Connection The college basketball world is buzzing, and right here in Las Vegas, we have a unique stake in the conversation. Alabama’s star freshman, Labaron Philon, has just earned his second SEC Freshman of the Week honor, a remarkable achievement that resonates with local sports enthusiasts partly due to a groundbreaking event held on our home turf. Philon’s Stellar Performance and the Vegas Link Alabama’s standout freshman, Labaron Philon, has … Read More