Monthly Archives: May 2022

Water parks, rides, arcades and more.

Healthy Asian Pacific Islander (HAPI) Medical Center will open next month at Las Vegas’ Asian Community Development Council headquarters.

From the moment she hit the Chelsea stage, Rodrigo was full of emotion and energy, fueled by the screams of her young admirers, who assisted with the lyrics on most every song in the 75-minute set. The lower balcony of the theater shook as audience me…

The referee raised Jenavi Alejandro’s hand in the air to signal her as the winner of the third-place 113-pound wrestling match at the Nevada state tournament in a historic moment.

Aaliyah Gayles came into the season as the most decorated basketball player in Southern Nevada, and somehow raised her profile and level of play even further in her senior year.

John Kennedy would referee a professional indoor soccer game in Monterrey, Mexico, on Friday. The next day, he would be assigned to a game in San Diego.

One of the consensus top basketball coaches in Southern Nevada for the past 25 years, Soares now has the elusive state championship to complete his sterling résumé.

The senior is Spring Valley’s ambassador for Hope Squad, a suicide-prevention group. She has served in the role since 2020, after being voted to the position by 75 of her peers.

Robinson made a pair of all-state teams—in volleyball and academics.

Morosini won the 220-pound wrestling state championship, and that might not even be the top accomplishment from his senior year.