Review-Journal Sports Editor Bill Bradley, columnist Ed Graney, et al. are doing a fantastic job keeping up with the changing landscape of the Southern Nevada sports world.
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Rossi Ralenkotter has devoted his entire working career to the betterment of the city of Las Vegas. Under his watch, the city has become the No.1 tourist destination in the country.
I, as well as many others, followed President Donald Trump during his campaign and heard his promises. He always emphasized “illegal immigrants.”
We have not been able to watch the fireworks display on the Strip for many years now as we must sit at home with our hose ready to protect what we have from all the illegal fireworks.
Never in all my life have I seen such cowardly behavior by elected officials. It seems none of the commissioners is willing to actually do the job he or she was elected to do
Having done a little artwork in my younger years, I know logos are very difficult to develop, and especially difficult to create in a way that brings in so many references, as this one does.
The scores aren’t stagnant. The scores are telling us something about what we are offering our students.
We must stand up for our country and say this line of conduct is not acceptable — not from a 12 year old or the president of the United States.
This extreme and abhorrent overreach by the White House into the private lives of U.S. citizens will have dire consequences for our election process.
It would seem a no-brainer for Nevada to establish a state lottery to help fund Medicaid.
Perhaps the All A-Twitter column should be titled: Putting Down Liberals or How to Polarize Americans.
I would like to know why it was so easy to get approval for marijuana, yet getting a lottery passed here has been impossible.
It makes no sense to me that anyone would be against punishing repeat criminals.
If you are an officer of the government who is found liable in a civil suit for illegally depriving a citizen of his freedom for more than a year, then any retirement income to which you are entitled will be reduced by half.
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