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Lake Las Vegas Classic Returns September 27-28
Reflection Bay Golf Club to host annual food, wine, golf and music festival. One of Henderson’s most popular annual events is back for its sixth year, bigger and better than ever! Reflection Bay Golf Club, the Gold Best of Las Vegas-winning course, will host its annual food, wine, golf and music festival, the Audi Henderson Lake Las Vegas Classic, on Friday, Sept. 27 and Saturday, Sept. 28.
Bellagio buffet, bucking trend, not closing for food hall
Despite some breathless social media rumoring to the contrary, the Buffet at Bellagio is not closing to become a food hall, MGM Resorts International said Monday in a statement. Story continues below. In fact, as of May, dinner service has been added from 1 to 8 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays,...
A'ja Wilson and Breanna Stewart Make Clear Request to WNBA Following Paris Olympics
As the WNBA resumes after the Paris Olympics, players such as A'ja Wilson from the Las Vegas Aces and Breanna Stewart from the New York Liberty are advocating for a longer break following major international tournaments like the Olympics and the All-Star break. The swift transition from the Paris ...
Sting Shows Off His Post-Retirement Look
Sting had one of the greatest retirement matches of all time earlier this year, which included his sons Steven and Garrett accompanying him to the ring and memorably even getting involved in the bout. Yet, while it’s understood that the WWE Hall of Famer remains under contract with AEW, he hasn’t appeared on television since stepping away from the squared circle. And now, while appearing at the Cauliflower Alley Club’s 58th annual reunion, he has shown off his updated look, seemingly having embraced his grey hair. 65-year-old Sting broke into the business in 1985 under the name Flash, with him initially forming a tag team with The Ultimate Warrior, who was called Justice at this time. However, they would end up going their separate ways, with both becoming massive stars for rival promotions, as Sting became WCW’s top babyface while Warrior was once positioned as Hulk Hogan’s replacement in WWE. Still, it would be Sting who would have the longevity, as while Warrior was effectively out of the business by the end of the 90s, Sting would go on to work for TNA, WWE, and AEW.
Community discourse surrounds large-scale development proposal in Truckee
TRUCKEE, Calif. – A lively discussion has arisen over a notable development project on Jibboom Street. The proposal, “The Residences at Jibboom Street,” has prompted a thorough examination of its potential impact on the town’s historic district and its alignment with local guidelines. Jennifer Bloomfield, a...
Incline Village General Improvement District defers RFP, separation agreement, appointment of interim GM
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. – The Incline Village General Improvement District (IVGID) Board of Directors decided to enhance the Request for Proposals document, and defer a separation agreement with the current general manager, and defer appointing an interim general manager at Tuesday night’s meeting. All three items will be...
Jonathan Lambson, Helping Create Recovery Friendly Local Work Environments
“One of my favorite new participants is Sky Fiber Internet,” Jonathan Lambson, the recovery friendly ambassador at the Foundation for Recovery non profit, says of his growing list of local employers participating in a program to assist employees with current or past addiction and mental health issues. “Sky Fiber...
SMU out to gain traction in opener at Nevada
SMU moved up in status to the Atlantic Coast Conference and opens the season Saturday night when it visits downtrodden Nevada in Reno, Nev. SMU finished off its 11 seasons in the American Athletic Conference with an 11-3 record in 2023, including 8-0 in conference play. Last season's gaudy record, combined with joining the ACC, has given the program its biggest push since the "Pony Express" era, when rushers Eric Dickerson and Craig James began an uprising that saw the Mustangs eventually win 10 or more games in four straight seasons (1981-84). But everything was too wild during that time...
Trader Joe’s gets opening date for new store at Summit Reno mall
The newest Trader Joe’s store in Reno has an official opening date. Trader Joe’s will open its store at the Summit Reno mall on Wednesday, Aug. 21, a company spokesperson confirmed on Tuesday morning. Door will open at 8 a.m. after a ribbon cutting celebration. The Trader Joe’s store will be open daily...
Breaking down Nevada football's two-deep depth chart for season opener vs. SMU
On Tuesday, the Nevada football team released its first depth chart of the season in advance of Saturday's season opener against SMU. Let's break down who won jobs heading into the 2024 season, which marks Jeff Choate's first as head coach. Offense. Quarterback— Brendon Lewis/A.J. Bianco: Lewis was officially named...
Five things to know about Nevada football's opponent this week, SMU
Nevada football hosts SMU on Saturday at Mackay Stadium in its first game of the 2024 season. The game will air on CBS Sports Network with a 5 p.m. kickoff. The Mustangs are entering their first season in the Atlantic Coast Conference after winning the American Athletic Conference last season in an 11-win campaign under coachRhett Lashlee, who enters his third season. Carter Yahes, who writes for Dave Campbell's Texas Football, answered five questions about SMU ahead of Saturday's game. You can follow his coverage on Twitter @Carter_Yates16.
Janet Jackson 'Snubbed London Residency For Another $13M Payday In Sin City': 'She's Jumping for Joy at Paycheck'
Janet Jackson's decision to blow off London for a Las Vegas residency proved to be fruitful move. The Together Again singer scored an eye-watering $13million payday when she committed to bring her concert to Sin City, RadarOnline.com can reveal. Fresh ink on the multi-million paycheck had Janet, 58, "jumping for joy". The payout solidified the deal for the Nasty singer to bring a "fresh and dynamic" string of concerts to Resort World Las Vegas. The 58-year-old is expected to kick off the series during the winter holidays. Janet's manager, Mo Elmasri, was equally elated when confirming the deal: "We are...
Dayton man who posted his alleged crimes to social media arrested
DAYTON, Nev. (KOLO) - A Dayton man has been arrested on felony drug and weapons charges. Charles Robert Williams of Dayton was arrested on Tuesday. He was identified as a suspect in a felony eluding case from February of this year after police say he posted a video of himself being chased by the Lyon County Sheriff’s Office to social media.
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