The holiday season officially starts today in Boulder City, and with it come several long-standing traditions throughout the weekend.
The holiday season is a time when many people give, but it can also be a time when fake nonprofit organizations try to dupe them out of their money.
More changes have come to the Boulder City-Hoover Dam Museum, as it is adding a new exhibit and moving its gift store.
Members of the community are invited to share their memories of the late Councilman Warren Harhay during an informal reception his family is hosting Sunday, Dec. 8, afternoon.
Today is one of those days that I wish we could deliver more than just an ordinary two-dimensional newspaper.
The holiday season just wouldn’t be complete for Kristy Gildner and her family if she didn’t make pecan balls.
Noah Whitney, a second grader at Grace Christian Academy, won second place in the Boulder City Review’s third annual Christmas Cookie and Candy Contest with his classic candy cane cookies.
Olivia Hull swept the candy category in this year’s Boulder City Review Christmas Cookie and Candy Contest.
With the holiday season arriving in Boulder City, so have the Christmas light displays. To help navigate through them, the Boulder City Review is compiling a list of great ones to see. Some are included in today’s paper, and others will be included in future issues.
Christmastime is a season of giving often delivered in a big box of stress.
Boulder City High School’s boys basketball team lost to 4A teams Basic 69-58 on Monday, Dec. 2, and Green Valley 46-41 on Tuesday, Dec. 3, but have silver linings to fall back on.
Splitting a pair of games against 4A opponents to start the season, Boulder City High School girls basketball team will rely on team play as it moves forward.
Boulder City High School’s flag football team opened the season with a win, dominating Western 28-6 on Tuesday, Dec. 3.
The year 2019 is drawing to a close. It has been a year of change for Boulder City in significant ways. The Interstate 11 bypass has been open for more than a year.
Veterans’ devotion to serve the nation while in uniform and when they return to civilian life was a recurring theme during ceremonies Monday to pay tribute to their efforts.
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Councilman Warren Harhay died Tuesday night after a lengthy illness. He was 76.
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