The dead will rise at 7 p.m. Saturday as Boulder City residents dress up in their best undead attire for the sixth annual Zombie Walk.
For a short outing from Las Vegas, a trip to Corn Creek at the Desert National Wildlife Refuge is a great choice. Less than 30 miles from the city you can stroll the short nature trails, visit a perennial stream and spring-fed ponds, see lush vegetation and also do some birding in a quiet outdoor environment. And you can do it all in about half a day.
1 ZOMBIE WALK: Boulder Dam Brewing Co. and Zombie Squad will be hosting the sixth annual Zombie Walk Saturday, beginning and ending at the brewery. Participants are invited to come in their scariest undead attire, although there will be makeup artists at the event. There will be four bands performing live music, a raffle and prizes for the best costume. The walk will begin at 7 p.m. and entry fee is $5, with proceeds benefiting Heaven Can Wait Animal Society.
The Boulder City High School girls volleyball program (12-13 overall, 4-1 conference) got back to its winning ways Oct. 5, defeating Chaparral soundly with a 3-0 sweep.
Here is more information on some of the basic functions of the Boulder City Police Department and what each provides the citizens we serve.
It’s October and Halloween is around the corner. It’s time for ghosts, goblins and aliens.
Rosalind Ripley and her 4-year-old daughter, Sienna, of Henderson enjoyed a tour of the fire department and the fire engines from Boulder City firefighter Josh Barrone during the annual firefighters’ open house and pancake breakfast on Saturday.
Hours of operation: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday to Friday at 813 Arizona St., 702-293-3320. Visit the center’s website at www.seniorcenterbouldercity.org.
The quarterfinals of the 3A Southern Region individual tennis bracket will be well represented by Boulder City High School when competitors from the Eagles and Lady Eagles take the court today at the Darling Tennis Center in Las Vegas.
When Joe Merrill bowled a perfect game at Boulder Bowl on Sept. 29 it was business as usual for the former pro bowler.
Boulder City High School’s boys and girls cross-country programs got an added boost Saturday at the Lake Mead Invitational at Veterans’ Memorial Park, showing positive signs as they move toward the postseason.
Boulder City officially has a new finance director.
City Council approved 4-0 to begin accepting bids to purchase the land around Boulder Creek Golf Club and the southeast corner of Bristlecone Drive and Adams Boulevard to develop homes.
Some talented local residents and businesses will have the chance to redesign history as the Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum hosts The Great Hotel Flip room design contest over the next five months at the Boulder Dam Hotel.
Boulder City Councilman Duncan McCoy announced he would not be running for re-election next term during Tuesday night’s City Council meeting.
In case you haven’t heard, Americans will be voting for a new president in a few weeks.
Adolescence can be a challenging time for teens, and even more so if their burgeoning sexuality is different from traditional gender roles.
The Southern Nevada Health District will conduct a public workshop to discuss the possible expansion of the Boulder City landfill at 10 a.m. Tuesday in City Hall, 401 California Ave.
Boulder City has found a new finance director pending a vote of approval by the City Council at its next meeting Tuesday.
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The future of the Boulder City Museum and Historical Association continues to get brighter. That was the message presented at the board of directors’ annual meeting Tuesday night at the Boulder Dam Hotel.
Having already clinched a state tournament berth, the Boulder City High School boys tennis program has officially rose to prominence in the 3A classification after convincing wins over Mojave 18-0 on Sept. 29 and Desert Pines 15-3 on Oct. 1 in the Sunrise region team tournament.
The Boulder City High School football team fell victim to a dynamic Del Sol rushing attack in a 39-7 homecoming loss Friday, but the Eagles found silver linings elsewhere to revive what is still a program in full rebuild mode.
Both Boulder City High School cross-country programs finished ninth on Saturday at the Spartan Preregion Invitational at Craig Ranch Park.
