By Kirk Kern For the last few years, Skye Canyon residents have only had two pickleball courts in the community … and recently those courts have been unplayable recently because of broken nets. That will all change in 2025 as the city will add courts at the new Igor Soldo Park on Schaumbert and the homeowners association is building six more courts at the Skye Center for … [Read more...] about Skye Canyon pickleball court options expanding in 2025
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Tea business is catalyst of success for new Skye Canyon resident
By Kirk Kern Carina Stafford grew up in a Russian countryside, but now she’s living the American dream. Stafford, a Skye Canyon resident, opened Catalyst Tea Company in September of 2019 with the idea of creating kits with individual herbs and teach people how to blend their own teas. “Nature and tea were always a big part of my life,” she said. “One of my favorite … [Read more...] about Tea business is catalyst of success for new Skye Canyon resident
Skye Canyon medical practice puts patients first
By Kirk Kern Dr. Bret Heerema and Physician Assistant Benjamin McGarvey met while both serving in the U.S. Air Force and working in Las Vegas at a military hospital. Eventually they both moved on to different posts before returning to Las Vegas. Upon retiring from the military, the two decided to start their own medical care facility. They recently opened Valor … [Read more...] about Skye Canyon medical practice puts patients first
It takes a great staff to create a great paper
I’m the owner of a small business, and take my word for it, Hyperlocal Media Nevada is as small a business as there can be. It’s basically just me as the only the actual employee. But in reality, it includes a network of business professionals and freelancers who have helped me successfully launch three community newspapers in the last four-plus … [Read more...] about It takes a great staff to create a great paper
Publisher’s Note: Sometimes the second issue is harder
I’ve been publishing newspapers and magazines for a long time, including launching several different publications through the years in Nevada and Arizona. And one thing is certain after all these times. The second issue is actually tougher to do than the first one. Why? Simple math. When you decide to launch a monthly publication, it takes a few months to … [Read more...] about Publisher’s Note: Sometimes the second issue is harder