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Dining
Winnie & Ethel’s diner owners Aaron Lee and Mallory Gott serve up the brunches and roll with the punches
Their personal touches make the experience uniquely memorable, from Lee’s lovingly realized diner staples to Gott’s mismatched, thrifting-score coffee cups.
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Arts & EntertainmentQ+Abreakdancing
Olympic Games commentator Ronnie Abaldonado fosters a breaking community in Las Vegas
The B-boy from Full Force and Super Cr3w is headed to Paris.
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A&E
New Philharmonic music consultant Leonard Slatkin reconnects with Las Vegas
The acclaimed conductor, author, and former symphony director will play an important role in molding the future of the Las Vegas Philharmonic.
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A&E
Award-winning Las Vegas filmmaker Jemsen Yumico Bollozos on making an impact in a creative way
Jemsen Yumico Bollozos co-founded local collective Eccentric Artists and directed a feature-length documentary about local nonprofit Positively Arts.
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A&E
‘Late Night Magic’ man Douglas ‘Lefty’ Leferovich helps maintain ‘the land of the impossible’
Catch the “Late Night Magic” adults-only variety show Saturdays at 9 p.m. at the Venue at Orleans.
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Q+A
UFC legend Randy Couture is always ready to Ride For Our Troops
The Xtreme Couture G.I. Foundation’s annual Ride For Our Troops motorcycle poker run fundraiser takes over Las Vegas on May 18.
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A&E
‘Piecing It Together’ host David Rosen takes his podcast from the studio to the multiplex
Rosen has begun recording live episodes of “Piecing It Together” immediately after screenings at Maya Cinemas and other Valley theaters.
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SportsQ+AUNLV
UNLV historian Claytee White on digging deeper into Las Vegas sports
UNLV’s Oral History Research Center has launched a two-year project collecting stories from the people who have shaped local sports.
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A&E
State Senator Dallas Harris talks social equity in the cannabis industry and her goals as a legislator
When Harris passed the “cannabis Christmas tree” bill in the 2023 legislative session, she had customers’ experience in mind.
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A&E
Fifth Sun Project’s Eztli Amaya on grassroots organization and community empowerment
The multifaceted collective Fifth Sun Project focuses on Indigenous activism and awareness through diverse events and programming.
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A&E
Attention to detail keeps things sharp for Allegiant Stadium’s Samantha Cuen Salazar
Cuen Salazar and her team handle everything from the locker room facilities to managing janitorial and landscaping services—essentially top-to-bottom responsibilities at the biggest event center ...
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A&E
Las Vegas Flight Academy CEO Ron Kelly invites young people into a bright future
The Minority Pilot Advancement Foundation’s goal is to bring 600 minority and women pilots into the industry each year.
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Q+A
Las Vegas musician Daryll Borges on hitting high notes with Opportunity Village’s arts programs
Borges spent eight years working with Opportunity Village’s disabled students, including the Elvis tribute group OV Elvi, then began to oversee the arts program.
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A&E
Graffiti writer turned digital illustrator and muralist Spen Oner talks Vegas’ scene, street art and more
His vibrant style and characters are influenced by cartoons and anime and by the ‘80s B-boy style.
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Arts & EntertainmentQ+ATheater
Nevada Shakespeare Festival’s Matthew Morgan and his collaborators serve up the Bard one shot at a time
Morgan has appeared in Strip shows including “Absinthe,” but maybe you’ve seen him in the the ongoing “Shotspeare.”
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Q+ASuper BowlGuy Fieri
Guy Fieri has created a Super Bowl tailgate party fit for Las Vegas
“To think this is all coming to reality at the same time? I’m out of my mind.”
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A&E
Producer Baz Halpin talks Las Vegas residencies, ‘Awakening’ and Usher’s Super Bowl halftime show
The CEO of Silent House Group says working on Britney Spears’ Vegas show happened when “pop residencies just ignited.”
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Q+A
Vegas Thrill team president Ruben Herrera on our new women’s pro volleyball squad
The longtime Vegas volleyball coach’s history with the fast-paced sport tells him this is the right time for this game to explode.
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A&E
Brewing kindness: Dig It! Coffee founder advocates for all abilities in the workplace
Taylor Gardner Chaney created the Garden Foundation, a nonprofit aimed at helping adults with disabilities learn to live their lives to the fullest.
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AllSportsAggregate
Vegas pick'em: NFL Week 2 winners against the spread
Three Week 2 point spreads rose above the rest this year, having shifted at least a field goal following the first set of games. ...
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NewsAllSports
Four schools — but not UNLV — leaving Mountain West Conference for Pac-12
UNLV isn’t one of the four Mountain West Conference schools reportedly leaving the league for the Pac-12 Conference. Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State and ...
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AllSportsHome Aggregate
College football by the odds: Vegas picks and preview of Week 3
Everything has changed in college football this year, and that includes the timing of some classic in-state showdowns. There’s naturally a lot of complaining about ...
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A&E
What to do in Las Vegas this week (Sep. 12-18, 2024 edition)
Stand-up comedy at Drai’s After Hours, Pink at Allegiant Stadium, the annual AFAN Black & White Party at the Palms and more in this week’s ...
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NewsAllSports
UFC promising a sporting event that 'will never, ever be replicated' in debut at Sphere
The origin of one of the most anticipated and expensive fight cards in Las Vegas history traces back to Tom Brady and U2.
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AllSportsAggregate
Both UFC belts at risk change hands in Sphere spectacular
Sphere’s presentation was inescapable in its live-sporting event debut, and the athletes made sure the sold-out crowd got their money’s worth. ...
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AllSportsHome Aggregate
Alexander Mattison carving out a bigger role in Raiders’ offense
The Raiders started using more of a running back by committee approach as training camp went on, and now it appears likely the workload will ...
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A&E
Mega music events continue to expand Mexican Independence Day on the Las Vegas Strip
Live Nation alone is responsible for 37 Latin music and comedy shows taking place in Las Vegas in the days surrounding the September 16 holiday.
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FeaturedWhite Castle
Terrible’s marks 65 years of success, growth and connection with Las Vegas
Terrible’s is so ingrained in the collective consciousness of Southern Nevada that locals barely noticed when the company changed its name.
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Arts & EntertainmentNewsmuseum
Plans unveiled for long-awaited art museum in Las Vegas
The 90,000-square-foot building at Symphony Park will have three exhibition spaces, a gift shop, cafe, outdoor public space, small theater and lobby.
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NewsAllSports
Defensive changes could be the difference as UNLV readies for Kansas
For the UNLV football team, the memories from last year’s bowl game against Kansas still linger. UNLV’s magical 2023 campaign reached its end in Phoenix ...
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News
Illegal sales of raw milk prompt Nevada officials to reiterate warnings about product’s risks
Expert: Raw milk — legal or illegal — can cause more harm to a person’s health than the alleged good.
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AllSportsFighting
Local fighters in spotlight for historic UFC card at Sphere
The card is loaded with nine Mexican natives or residents including Daniel Zellhuber, but there’s also another less obvious class of fighters in abundant supply: ...
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Combination of music, art and game design pulls consumers into the story of Squid Game
Las Vegas-based gaming manufacturer Light & Wonder partnered with Netflix to create a slot machine based on the streaming giant’s hit show, the South Korea-set ...
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A&E
Las Vegas poet James Norman blends personal stories with sharp political insight
Norman’s verses aren’t about grandeur or hollow activism. He writes about the everyday struggles of those caught in the crossfire of a world that feels ...
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NewsAllSports
Raiders relying on unfamiliar faces after pair of defensive line injuries
Ten out of 11 expected Raiders’ defensive starters trotted out onto the field at SoFi Stadium for the first possession of the season last week. ...
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News
Affordable housing developers focus on making space for seniors in Southern Nevada
In May, Clark County Commissioners approved $66 million for nine applicants to build low-income housing.
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AllSportsHome Aggregate
Sunday Sweats: Eight bets to add to your NFL Week 2 card
The wish was that the arrival and rebirth of the Sunday Sweats would trigger a turnaround for the recently dwindling bottom line of the weekend ...
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Minshew makes his mark in leading Raiders to comeback win
The Raiders came into the day as a double-digit underdog, but after Minshew’s heroics they find themselves sitting at 1-1 with a very winnable home ...
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Dining
New UnCommons eatery Siempre, J.B. celebrates regional Mexican cuisine
Chef Román Andrés, who has worked at the Black Sheep and Alexxa’s, digs into his trove of family recipes including a mole poblano that shines ...