Meet Tabitha. 🍕 Pizza, new adventures and plenty of fun: that’s Tabitha. She’s fun-loving, eager to learn, open to new experiences and grounded in her faith. She’s looking for an outgoing family to help her grow and thrive. Clark County Family Services’ team works with families to make sure every match is a good fit. […]
Earlier this year, Las Vegas resident Brian Durkin watched as one of his neighbors removed their grassy front lawn to help save water. When the work was done, he decided the time was right to do something similar—and completely different.
As football season takes the field leaving Southern Nevada’s summer heat behind, it’s time to put your water-saving game plan into action. The community’s mandatory fall watering restrictions take effect Sept. 1 through Oct. 31.
You pass the same attorney billboards day after day. But, if you were suddenly injured in an accident, would you know which lawyer to call and what makes one firm different from another?
If you’re a homeowner in Southern Nevada, you probably know that household water leaks are bound to happen.
When it comes to dry, sun-baked desert southwest landscapes, few plants match the durability and dependability of the oleander.
Meet Constance and Donnese are two very bright, creative and adventurous siblings that support each other.
For more than a quarter of a century, drought on the Colorado River has required Southern Nevada to enhance its adaptability and resilience, and our community has risen to meet the challenge—to the point that we’re using less water now than we did when the drought began.
Whether you’re planting a tree, installing a mailbox, building a fence, or tackling a landscaping project, a successful project starts with knowing what’s below before digging begins.
Since 2018, social media, fitness communities and longevity circles have significantly increased public awareness. Topics previously limited to academic journals and pharmaceutical laboratories are now widely discussed.
As the valley enters a period of intense heat and dry winds, our citrus trees are facing significant stress. If you’ve noticed your trees wilting, scorched leaves, or dropping fruit, you aren’t alone, but a little preventative care can save both your harvest and the long-term health of your tree. Identifying […]
For many people experiencing homelessness or housing instability, access to everyday necessities can make a meaningful difference.
Meet Delmar and Anna, two amazing kids in foster care hoping to find their forever family.
Another sizzling Southern Nevada summer will be here before you know it, but there are steps you can take to help your landscape stay healthy and thrive during the hottest days of the year.
With 61.4 million travelers expected to drive to celebrate the Fourth of July, AAA calls on Nevada drivers to protect everyone on the road by planning a safe ride home, and slowing down and moving over for stopped vehicles on the shoulder.
Las Vegas summers offer no second chances for your landscape. The secret to survival is a deep, infrequent watering strategy.
Meet Olivia – She is a bright little girl who loves music and dance. She is looking for a patient, supportive and attentive family that will help maintain structure and routine for her. Please help Olivia find her forever home.
Las Vegas — When it comes to a business that has deep roots in Nevada, one of the top-ranking ones is Palm Mortuaries and Cemeteries, which has been serving the Southern Nevada community since 1927.
For more than a quarter-century, drought on the Colorado River has challenged Southern Nevada’s adaptability and resilience. Yet our community has risen to meet the challenge
Southwest Gas employees and authorized contractors may need to access your property as part of the essential work required to safely deliver natural gas.
In the Mojave, May is the “golden hour” for roses. While the spring spectacular is in full swing, the looming triple-digit heat requires a shift in strategy. To keep your “Desert Queens” thriving, you must transition from encouraging growth to managing survival.
The world’s largest casino collectibles show is scheduled for June 18-20 at the South Point Casino in Las Vegas. The public is invited to examine, buy, sell, trade or evaluate casino collectibles and mementos. With the tagline of “Celebrate America’s Anniversary at the World’s Largest Casino Collectibles Show,” the 33nd annual show will feature collectibles […]
Although the work of Court-Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) is done in court, using the law as a vehicle to advocate for children involved with the court and family law systems
For eight years the annual Academic Excellence Awards program has recognized and honored top Southern Nevada students.
She is a joyful silly girl who is always learning through experiences, loves adventure and to explore. She is looking for a patient, flexible family that will help her grow and thrive.
During class a few weeks ago, a Clark High School senior received a special surprise. Jack Stark earned the Community Award as part of the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s Academic Excellence Awards.
Ready or not, here comes summer—and while you may be tempted to overwater your landscape, there are ways you can help your plants and trees thrive even during the hottest months of the year, while you save water and money on your bill.
If it feels like your garden skipped spring and went straight to summer, you aren’t alone. We are currently navigating record-breaking weather patterns that have changed the rules of desert gardening. This spring has taught us two major lessons: our soil is sealing up, and our pests never left. To help your landscape survive the […]
As spring arrives, so does one of the busiest seasons for home improvement and landscaping projects. From planting trees to installing irrigation systems, millions of Americans are heading outdoors to break ground.
Meet Zaden – He has the brightest personality, is full of life, and loves going on adventures. He’s looking for a family to go on the biggest adventure of their lives with him
