· Douglas County Democrats monthly meeting will be Sept. 28 at 7pm at Democratic Headquarters, 1513 Highway 395 N. in Gardnerville. The business meeting will be preceded by a social at 6:30pm. For more info, call 775.783.1903. · A new affordable housing development with up to 80 units is being considered as part of a […]
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By Todd Prince, Las Vegas Review-Journal If Strip casino operators are interested in attracting esports to their establishments, they didn’t show it at the first Casino Esport Conference. The conference in Las Vegas last week, aimed to bring people from the casino and esports industry into one room to explore how casinos could integrate and […]
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By Art Marroquin, Las Vegas Review-Journal License plates aren’t an optional decoration. They’re a requirement so that your vehicle legally can hit the road in Nevada and every other state. Apparently, some motorists don’t realize that as several of you have sent emails or placed a call to the Road Warrior to complain about cars […]
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By Ray Hagar, Nevada Newsmakers Tax reform is anticipated to be the next big issue before Congress, and Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., should have a front row seat since he sits on the Senate Finance Committee and Senate Banking Committee. The cherished mortgage-interest tax deduction will survive but with changes, Heller said on “Nevada Newsmakers” […]
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By Associated Press The average price of gasoline jumped in the past two weeks after Hurricane Harvey prompted the closure of refineries. Industry analyst Trilby Lundberg said Sunday that it was the biggest price hike recorded by the Lundberg Survey since 2011. Read the whole story
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Diamond Peak and Olympic champion Sage Kotsenburg will be featured in Snowboarder magazine’s “Pepper” movie. Last spring, a crew of riders were at the Incline Village ski resort to film shoot for the soon-to-be-released feature-length movie. With the sun setting over Lake Tahoe in the background, slopestyle Olympic gold medalist Kotsenburg and friends Chris Grenier, […]
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Solomon is a 5-month-old pit bull puppy who will probably grow into a large adult. He’s at the perfect age to get started on puppy classes. He’s a happy, bouncy puppy who should go to a home who will have time to give him lots of attention and exercise. Solomon is neutered, microchipped, tested for […]
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By Kathryn Reed A jury next year could decide if Placer County violated the state open meeting law and if there was a secret agreement with Squaw Valley Ski Holdings that involved the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency. A Placer County judge last week ruled that there is enough evidence for the case to go forward. […]
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To the community, Main stream media and the former Obama administration have done a good job of misleading people by not telling the whole story, because division, deceit and disruption is the game of choice for liberals and progressives, regardless of the costs or risks to Americans and our republic form of government. DACA, the […]
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By Tom Gorman, Las Vegas Sun The recreational vehicle industry is flourishing, thanks to folks like Tom Adams, a retired Air Force pilot flying for Southwest Airlines out of Las Vegas, and Elizabeth Fuentes, a construction project coordinator for the city of Henderson. Their contrasting styles are emblematic of the evolving world of RVing. Adams […]
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