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Memorial wall plaques honor North Las Vegans

For a few years, the city of North Las Vegas has allowed residents to plant trees at one of the city’s 33 parks to commemorate loved ones, city public-information officer Delen Goldberg said. The city recently added another component, a memorial wall, where people can purchase plaques that feature the deceased person’s name.

Texas art fills Angie’s Corner Cafe in northwest Las Vegas

Angie Allen said that when people come to Angie’s Corner Cafe, she wants them to feel like they are sitting on their grandmother’s front porch, eating homemade Southern cooking. Her husband, Richard, can be seen playing guitar on Saturdays when it’s not busy.

Program helps students deal with trauma, stress at home

The Henderson-based duo works with school counselor Annetta Bonner to run after-school program Teens in Action, which runs for an hour on Tuesdays and Thursdays and has made a lasting impact on many of the students who participate.

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Honored North Las Vegas barbership closed after fire

Just a few weeks after Classic Cuts barbershop was named North Las Vegas business of the month in October , someone broke in and set it on fire, owner Calvin “Tito” Hudson Jr. said.

North Las Vegas mayor pushes city’s agenda with Washington

On the heels of back-to-back visits to Washington D.C. this month, North Las Vegas Mayor John Lee said he’s closer to striking up a deal involving water rights and developing 40 acres of land owned by Nellis Air Force Base.

Ramen among specialties at Tokyo Cafe near Cannery

After Paul Gan of the southwest valley learned that his friend’s Chinese restaurant wasn’t doing well financially, he took over the lease in 2015 and opened Tokyo Cafe.

Zoning switch will help expand North Las Vegas school’s campus

The North Las Vegas City Council on Wednesday voted 4-0 to approve a zone change for 8 acres of residential property to a semipublic area, which will allow construction to start on a new 27,658-square-foot building for Squires Elementary School in March.

CCSD board asked to revisit outsourcing custodial services

In a litmus test of the state-mandated Clark County School District reorganization, a school leadership team is asking the School Board to reconsider its rejection of principals’ request to hire outside vendors for custodial services.

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