Get Outdoors Nevada has been hard at work helping people in the community to be active in our state's public lands and spaces, while encouraging the care of these areas at the same time. Read more to learn how they've continued their mission despite the setbacks of the pandemic!
Hearts Alive Village has been hard at work keeping pets out of the shelter and with their families, despite the hurdles that COVID-19 has put many Las Vegas pet-parents through recently. Read more to learn how this local animal rescue is helping the community!
New to the East LV community, Art Cafe Las Vegas has managed to blossom through the pandemic, becoming a favorite spot for locals. Read more to learn how they've grown these last few months!
During the pandemic, Republic Services has used the opportunity of people being at home more to try and educate them on proper recycling practices. Read more to learn how the pandemic has impacted the waste removal company here in Las Vegas.
Paws Off The Table, local dog treat maker, has continued to thrive during the pandemic and serve the Las Vegas community's pets! Read more to learn about how the business has managed during the shutdown and what is in store for the near future!
Local food-waste pick-up service, Viva La Compost, has continued to grow and thrive, despite the pandemic. Read more to learn about how they continued to serve the Las Vegas community and lower its carbon footprint!
Due to the pandemic, a local non-profit that visits children in the hospital dressed as comic book heroes has had to adapt to the situation in order to keep supporting the community. Read more to learn how!
With our entire world rocked by the pandemic, many people are trying to cling or return to their idea of "normal". But what is normal? And was what we had before COVID-19 even really "normal"? In his debut piece here at MiM Mag, Miguel Dupree discusses this concept and how we should utilized this situation to create a new and true normal - one where we actually address the issues we've ignored for so long.
In the late night churning of an over-caffeinated brain, a poem was born about our current collective pain. In the coming weeks, millions will have lost their jobs or homes or may have died. But we can prevent this catastrophe and fight back if we are strongly unified.