Growth Watch, The City of Las Vegas Planning and Development Fall Newsletter At least it’s new to me, and I probably got on the list for being in the Citizens Leadership Academy this year. I’m […]
Last week, I posted an email from a lady and her air force husband. Last night she emailed me again. I love her writing style, sense of humor and her passion. As long as she […]
This last summer, as the first publicity stunt of the new VeryVintageVegas, we created a contest where you had to drive thru many of the fabulous and not so fabulous Vintage Vegas neighborhoods. It never […]
From the “close the lid” folder, I pulled this as an example of the problem with shooting pictures of small rooms. I think that this must be a half bath, but the listing says it’s […]
Every year, Dr. Lonnie Hammargren, our former Lt. Governor, University Regent, retired neurosurgeon and obsessive collector, opens his home to the public. It’s totally a private collection that is museum worthy. He calls his little collection […]
No, we don’t have to be professional photographers. We don’t have special cameras, or extra flashes or extra wide angle lenses, or or all the stuff that the pros carry. And we certainly don’t have to […]
The Citizens Leadership Academy is an annual 8 week course offered by the City of Las Vegas. I was honored to be one of the 25 Las Vegas residents chosen for this years class. I’ve […]
In the “clutter” folder is a sub folder just of kitchens. We all know that kitchens and bathrooms sell homes. I picked this one today because the photo is bad in so many different ways. […]
One of the things that has dramatically changed from the past few years is the kind of loan programs that are available to you at each level of the credit score range. The whole foreclosure […]
From the RJ, with a hat tip to David for pointing us to the article: Owners of the site where entertainers like Sammy Davis Jr., Frank Sinatra and Harry Belafonte basked in the vibe of […]