There isn’t one, today. I started out to do the post, but, I just couldn’t find one that wasn’t merely a variation of a well document theme. Oh, I’ve got thousands of bad MLS pictures […]
(All 3 articles relating to grafitti are courtesy of the Southern Nevada Graffiti Coalition and are published in County Commissioner District E’s Chris Giunchigliani’s July 1, 2009 online newletter. When Art Becomes A Crime Many people argue […]
Running late, but never fear…. I’m focusing on furniture this week. As a general rule, (or at least it used to be) furnished homes show better than empty ones. Focusing on furniture instead of features […]
I call all of the downtown neighborhoods historic. From my point of view, they are already. But that doesn’t mean they actually have true designation from the City. One exception is within The John S. […]
Wednesday, and Thursday evening each have a panel discussion related to the History Of Las Vegas. Wednesday, July 1 is the 100th anniversary of the formation of Clark County. Along with the whole year long celebration, there’s […]
It seems like New Years Eve was just a few weeks ago, but here we are heading into the Fourth Of July. There’s plenty to do around Vintage Vegas. Lots of Art openings, First Friday, […]
LAS VEGAS – June 22, 2009 – Fremont Street Experience presents the second annual “American Pie 4th of July” celebration with major headlining entertainment Janis Joplin’s Original Band Big Brother & The Holding Company on […]
One of my favorite neighborhoods is Rancho Park. It’s in the NE corner of Rancho and Alta. There’s only one way in off of Rancho at the stop light opposite Rancho Circle. All the homes […]