The Assistance League is working with an architect on plans for an addition, which would provide more space for the thrift store, community programs and storage.
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Bishop Gorman High School senior Sophia Adrangi, now 17, took the SAT in fall 2018 — and got a score of 1600 — and the ACT in April.
The 37-member Las Vegas Romance Writers group — which celebrated its 25th anniversary last year — helps writers working on a romance novel or other genres of fiction.
Ronnie’s Hockey Club, a Las Vegas pickup ice hockey group, typically has nine or 10 games each week — some in the mornings and some in the evenings.
For the first time since it opened in the 1970s, CSN will have a cheer team that will cheer at volleyball, soccer, baseball and softball games, along with pep rallies.
Legacy Traditional School’s southwest Las Vegas campus opened Aug. 8. About 1,600 students are enrolled at the tuition-free public charter school.
Colliers International will move its local headquarters to a planned four-story, roughly 100,000-square-foot office building in the southwest Las Vegas Valley.
Maximus Bell took first place on the Fourth of July at the 2019 USA Taekwondo National Championships in Minneapolis, in the 8- to 9-year-old black belt under 30 kilo division.
Residents in a southwest valley neighborhood had to deal with floodwaters up to 2 feet deep after more than an inch of rain fell in the area on Wednesday.
Alliance Francaise de Las Vegas is a French-language and cultural nonprofit organization with an office on West Sahara Avenue. The nonprofit is hosting its first essay contest.
Hannah McCready, crime prevention specialist for the Metropolitan Police Department, led the presentation and discussed best practices to avoid falling victim to crimes.
An 81-year-old man died Saturday following a June 12 crash in southwest Las Vegas.
Some Las Vegas Valley residents will be able be able to fill ‘er up on Thursdays, starting today.
Count the Hoover Dam among the many Southern Nevada structures that were inspected and determined to be free of damage after the recent earthquakes in Southern California, according to the Bureau of Reclamation.
When one walks into Bottega Exchange, music is playing and people work on laptops, alone or collaborating in conference rooms.