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Hello Historic Preservationists, There will be a meeting with University Regent Mark Alden regarding Frazier Hall to be held Friday, November 9th at the TAM Alumni Center on the campus of the… read more →

At first I had this in the “turn on the flash when shooting indoors” folder, but there’s already SO MANY pictures in the folder, that I moved it to the… read more →

Chris Nichols author of  “The Leisure Architecture of Wayne McAllister” was a featured speaker yesterday at the Vegas Valley Book Festival. He also graciously conducted the tour along with MaryMargaret from the… read more →

Just for the sake of full disclosure, I realized that in the “people in the picture” folder were several children. Then I remembered that a couple of years ago, I… read more →

If I learned anything at all from the meltdown of the mortgage industry since August, it’s that your credit scores are critical. Marissa and Randy first contacted me back in… read more →

I started looking for great (or at least good) examples of what can be done with 2×4’s and 4×4’s and slats and beams and battens. I’ve always loved this first… read more →

It started in the movies, and then in Television, and now it’s spread to the MLS! It’s always subtle, but it’s there, hiding away where we’ll only see it in… read more →

This is my own response to the travel and leisure article, the LV Sun response from Kristen Peterson, and Paco’s letter to the editor. Tonight from 6–8 is the Opening… read more →

Travel and Leisure’s Poll points out why we have to try even harder! Kristen nailed a great response to the  article which put Las Vegas last on yet another list. Poll… read more →

Probably the most annoying type of clutter that I find in MLS photos is laundry (clean or dirty, it doesn’t matter). I can only assume it’s there for just a… read more →

A hat tip to Paco. The announcement is only 5 minutes old! Implosion of the Frontier Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas to Make Way for Internationally Recognized Brand, The… read more →

We want to thank the City of Las Vegas for our 2 latest historic neighborhood monument signs. They’re the final finishing touches to the St. Louis Avenue Beautification project that… read more →