Last Thursday afternoon I attended a meeting at the Boulder Inn and Suites with three members of the Mongols Motorcycle Club, one of whom was the Southern Nevada chapter president. Also present at the meeting was their attorney Stephen Stubbs, three of my officers, City Manager Vicki Mayes, the owners of the hotel and Boulder [...]

I wish to respond to Chief Thomas Finn’s May 24 column, “Mongols Motorcycle Club event raises safety concerns.” Can anyone recall a time that the Mongols Motorcycle Club, or any other motorcycle club, has caused a problem in Boulder City? … The rest of this article is available to premium members only.Login or Become a [...]

By Jack Johnson Boulder City Review Boulder City High School sophomore Giulian Grasso began breathing on his own Tuesday when doctors removed his ventilator, but the 15-year-old is still in a coma after crashing on a skateboard over a month ago, his father Jeff Grasso said. … The rest of this article is available to [...]

By Bill Wilson Boulder City Review Over the next month or so you may see Boulder City Fire Department vehicles making their way down your street. It is the policy of the Boulder City Fire Department to flow and check each hydrant in the city every other year. … The rest of this article is [...]

By Pedro F. Fonteboa and Arnold M. Knightly, Boulder City Review Alone, members of the Boulder City boys and girls track teams did not fair too well at the 3A state championships on May 17-18 at Damonte Ranch High in Reno. But when a few individuals united on a pair of relay teams, Boulder City [...]

Cool mountain temperatures, fantastic far-reaching views, and some of the oldest trees to be seen anywhere await those who head to the Bristlecone Trail in the Spring Mountain National Recreation Area.

“Money is the mother’s milk of politics.” – Jesse Unruh, former treasurer of California. The greatest threat to our political system is the money influencing politicians. Recent attempts at reform such as the 1972 Federal Election Campaign Act and the 2002 Bipartsan Campaign Reform Act (McCain-Feingold) have been emasculated by Supreme Court decisions that declared [...]

By Leilani Zee, Boulder City Review While last year’s blustery weather kept Memorial Day visitor numbers down, officials are expecting sunny skies this year and plenty of attendance at local ceremonies and throughout the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. The Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery will host a Memorial Day ceremony beginning Monday at 1 [...]

What I thought was going to be a laid back evening this past weekend became a guilt-plagued, conscience-pulling experience I can’t wait to do again next year, if the Friends of the Arts will let me. On Saturday I was one of five judges for the BC’s Got Talent show at the library. And yes, [...]

By Jack Johnson, Boulder City Review The city will be inspecting aging wooden electrical poles during the next several weeks for possible upgrades or replacement. The inspections by Osmose Utility Services started Monday and include the examination of poles in backyards and other portions of privately owned property. The work begins this month and will [...]