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Solving the skills gap: Trade schools and programs prepare a much-needed workforce for Southern Nevada
If we want to keep up with growth and federal investments, our society desperately needs to increase the number of skilled tradespeople entering the workforce.
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Nonprofit Nevada Women in Trades helps with life-changing opportunities
Founder Evelyn Pacheco provides support to more than 50 women who have come through the program, five have which have gone on to get their journeyman license.
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Shrunken heads bring star power to Chinatown’s Golden Tiki
Shrunken heads bring star power to Chinatown’s Golden Tiki
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Politically conscious Las Vegas rapper Kurian pushes beyond awareness
Kurian sees his music as a driving force, a rallying cry for Gen Z to be “doers rather than spectators in this world.”
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The Strat’s ‘iLuminate,’ Spiegelworld’s ‘DiscoShow’ and more Vegas show notes
We couldn’t be more excited about the planned October 2 opening of “Miss Behave’s Mavericks” at the Plaza Showroom.
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What to do in Las Vegas this week (July 11-17, 2024 edition)
Kevin Hart, New Edition, Missy Elliott, Nate Jackson and more in this week’s Superguide.
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Bellagio plans to send off Picasso in style
Making dinner in Vegas feel like a once-in-a-lifetime experience is what restaurants like Picasso were built for, but there isn’t really another restaurant like Picasso.
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Mae Daly’s brings a community-minded classic steakhouse to the north Strip
Richard Femenella says: “I was lying in a hospital bed and started contemplating this new restaurant, making notes, and I thought, if I live, I want to open my dream restaurant.”