By Kimberly McGee If you had told me a few years ago that some of the most inspiring entrepreneurs I’d ever meet would be under four feet tall and fueled by Taki’s, determination and a dream, I probably would’ve thought you drank too much curbside lemonade. But here we are, now the longest running monthly Kidpreneur Market and I can say with absolute certainty, these kids … [Read more...] about Wonderland Kidpreneur Market slated for Dec. 13
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With quips, Metro substation breaks ground; opening set for 2027
By Doug Puppel Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill took the long way to the groundbreaking for the Metro police substation for the Skye Canyon area. He came eight miles from the Northwest Area Command, the police station that currently serves the community. He said lowering response times — frustratingly long in rush hour — is a years-long goal that’s now in sight. … [Read more...] about With quips, Metro substation breaks ground; opening set for 2027
Help homeless youth havea brighter holiday season
215News The December holidays are a time of cheer and celebration for most people; but for thousands of local teens and young adults experiencing homelessness, the season often brings hopelessness, loneliness, uncertainty and hardship. To make their holidays brighter, Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (NPHY) is hosting its 10th Annual Holiday Giving Campaign to fulfill … [Read more...] about Help homeless youth havea brighter holiday season
December Calendar
Weekly Thursdays Farmer’s Market: 4-8 p.m., Skye Canyon Park, 1011 W. Skye Canyon Park Drive. Support local farmers by shopping for your produce from the comfort of your community center. The farmer’s market is produced by Fresh 52, farmers and artisan markets. Saturdays Sythe and Deanne: 5-8 p.m., Sicilian Guys Trattoria, 9800 W. Skye Canyon Park Drive, Suite 190. … [Read more...] about December Calendar
Keeping your sanity (and spirit) through the holidays
By Cheri Petroni As the holidays approach, life appears to speed up. Calendars fill, expectations rise, and the pressure to make everything “just right” can quietly wear us down. That’s why this season, I invite you to consider one simple truth: taking care of yourself isn’t selfish — it’s strategic. Think of it like flying on a plane. You’re always told to put … [Read more...] about Keeping your sanity (and spirit) through the holidays