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Once a living relic of Red Rock Canyon, Bonnie Spring Ranch has since closed and been sold to a housing developer. Many question if this dishonors Bonnie and her work.
With National Gardening Month coming to a close, check out how to start gardening and get involved with the community at the same time.
People being detained by ICE around the country are largely ending up in privately-operated detention centers, where rampant abuses are being reported. And Southern Nevada is no stranger to this practice, with its own detention facility just an hour outside of Vegas.
Taking inspiration from the duality of the sun and moon, Sara Godbout creates art to connect deeper with nature while providing for her family. This Las Vegas artist, event curator, and self-asserted “boss bitch” has come a long way from where she began.
Seeing a need to help up-and-coming creatives and support the community, local artists, husband and wife duo, and business partners Xochil Xitlalli and Juan Cuevas created Malinalli Productions.
Reconnecting with his ancestry, Juan Cuevas works to reclaim his culture through his artwork. With creations of ‘precious visions,’ his art business Quetzal Visions taps into the subconscious, express spirituality, and offer healing.
On Saturday, Sept. 27, dance crew ElementX hosted its second annual K-pop WaterBomb from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Sunset Park.
Local K-pop dance crew, ElementX is closing out summer with their 2nd annual K-pop WaterBomb at Sunset Park on Saturday, September 27!
Local FoxRidge Park is claimed to be haunted. But is it? The rumors have inspired more than just ghost stories.
After a racist incident in 2019 at a local school, the harrowing experiences of the "Arbor View 9" ignited a spark that would lead to the creation of No Racism In Schools #1865.