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Clark County officials recently announced that a street in Las Vegas has been named after entertainment icon and celebrity pianist Liberace, 35 years after his death.

‘The new year is a good time for families and local businesses and organizations to think about emergency preparedness' : Samuels

By SE Vegas News Report | Dec 31, 2022

Clark County officials are encouraging residents to devise an emergency preparedness plan as part of their New Year’s resolution.

Clark County Hanukkah Menorah was lit on Wednesday: 'I would like to encourage anyone who cannot make it in person to tune in via social media'

By SE Vegas News Report | Dec 22, 2022

Those interested in attending the Hanukkah Menorah Lighting can do so on Wednesday Dec. 21.

'Las Vegans will embrace when they get to see the Las Vegas Desert Dogs': Naft

By SE Vegas News Report | Dec 22, 2022

Clark County leaders are touting the inaugural season of a lacrosse team playing in Las Vegas.

‘Minor traffic offenses in Nevada will no longer be criminalized,' says Clark County Commissioner

By SE Vegas News Report | Dec 20, 2022

Drivers in Nevada attended seminars Dec. 13 and 14 about a law that will decriminalize minor traffic tickets.

Samuels: Cold weather 'can take people by surprise this time of year'

By SE Vegas News Report | Dec 18, 2022

As the start of winter approaches, Clark County officials are advising citizens on how to prepare for colder temperatures.

Segerblom on Desert Inn Road: 'The stop signs have made the situation much easier for residents'

By SE Vegas News Report | Dec 11, 2022

A new all-way stop sign is decreasing traffic congestion at the intersection of Theme Road and Desert Inn Road on Sunrise Mountain.

Segerblom on World Aids Day: ‘We want to demonstrate our support to those fighting this disease’

By SE Vegas News Report | Dec 10, 2022

To recognize World AIDS Day, the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign's lights were switched to red.

Clark County's Steinbeck on 'Fill the Fire Truck' toy drive: 'A great opportunity to help families in need in our community'

By SE Vegas News Report | Dec 3, 2022

The Clark County Fire Department is ready to begin its annual "Fill the Fire Truck" holiday toy drive.

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City of Boulder hosts Special City Council Meeting on Apr 11

City of Boulder hosts Redevelopment Agency (RDA) Meeting on Apr 11

City of Boulder hosts City Council Meeting on Apr 11

City of Boulder hosts Business License Liquor Board Meeting on Apr 13

City of Boulder hosts Utility Advisory Committee Meeting on Apr 5

City of Henderson hosts Little Knights Out on Apr 5

City of Henderson hosts Vintage Market & Craft Sale on Apr 8

City of Henderson hosts Kids Night Out: Rock Wall on Apr 7

City of Henderson hosts Aquatics Bootcamp on Apr 6

City of Henderson hosts City Council Committee and Regular Meetings on Apr 4

‘The CHAP program was a critical resource and a lifeline for many' : Gibson

Las Vegas names street after iconic pianist Liberace for his 'unquestionable' impact on entertainment

‘The new year is a good time for families and local businesses and organizations to think about emergency preparedness' : Samuels

Clark County Hanukkah Menorah was lit on Wednesday: 'I would like to encourage anyone who cannot make it in person to tune in via social media'

'Las Vegans will embrace when they get to see the Las Vegas Desert Dogs': Naft

‘Minor traffic offenses in Nevada will no longer be criminalized,' says Clark County Commissioner

Samuels: Cold weather 'can take people by surprise this time of year'

Segerblom on Desert Inn Road: 'The stop signs have made the situation much easier for residents'

Segerblom on World Aids Day: ‘We want to demonstrate our support to those fighting this disease’

Clark County's Steinbeck on 'Fill the Fire Truck' toy drive: 'A great opportunity to help families in need in our community'

Clark County is home to 4,055 non-Hispanic white inmates in February

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