Once again, Fourth of July celebrations in Las Vegas were dominated by illegal fireworks purchased from Pahrump to the west and the Indian Reservation to the north. And once again, homes caught fire, people were hurt and the overall purpose of the celebration was dominated by illegal fireworks that turned just about every neighborhood into […]
BY MIKE HENLE SPECIAL TO THE LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL Rabbi Benjamin Katz used a bibliodrama as an additional method of improving understanding of the Bible during a recent gathering of the Active Adults 55 Plus group at Temple Beth Sholom. A bibliodrama is a form of role-playing in which the roles are taken from biblical […]
CALIENTE, Nev. — The renowned band Credence Clearwater Revival recorded “Who’ll Stop the Rain” back in 1970 and the song could have been the perfect theme for the June 10-11 running of the Southern Nevada Off-Road Enthusiasts Driven Experiences 250 off-road race. There is no question about the fact that this tiny town about 160 […]
Back in the mid-1970s, I was a young sportswriter in my 20s having the time of my life at the Las Vegas Review-Journal. I had been named motorsports editor of the paper long before auto racing had hit the big-time in Southern Nevada. Pretty much a novice at anything related to auto racing, I was […]
CALIENTE – Pam Barlow’s late father Bert Vaughan was an electrical contractor in Las Vegas for many years starting in 1962. He moved to Caliente full-time in about 1996 before passing away in 2001. An old railroad town about 180 miles north of Las Vegas, Caliente has a special charm away from the hubbub of […]