With daylight saving time ending Sunday at 2 a.m., Boulder City residents will set back their clocks one hour. We asked members of the community what they will do with their extra hour.
1: MARIO AT THE RAILROAD PASS CASINO: Singer-comedian Mario will perform free of charge from 8 p.m. to midnight Saturday at the Railroad Pass Casino, 2800 S. Boulder Highway. The Los Angeles native recently moved to Southern Nevada from the Midwest and has found the perfect showcase for his unique comedy takes and his vocal performances of American standards, from artists including Dean Martin and Michael Buble as well as classic country hits. Guests can expect rib-tickling humor, spot-on impressions and a healthy amount of Frank Sinatra. For more inofrmation, visit http://www.marioshowbiz.com/
Junior runner Sierra Selinger captured her second straight southern region cross-country meet individual girls title Friday, leading Boulder City to its third consecutive trip to the team state meet.
We are steaming forward to our favorite time of year – the end of daylight saving time (not)! Sunday at 2 a.m. will mark the event for this year! I can be sure that I will either be early or late for any and all appointments. Then consider those areas that do not observe DST and that is even more fun to the time game. Just about the time I get in sync, it’s time to mix it up again. Can you imagine how fun it would be if individual states decided to “unsubscribe?” So, on that bright note, we invite you to enjoy the extra hour of sleep and remember to set your clocks back one hour on Sunday morning.
Boulder City residents came out in droves to have their voices heard during early voting on Monday and Tuesday.
St. Jude’s Ranch for Children is turning 50 this year and is celebrating the event with a Golden Anniversary Gala on Friday.
The Boulder City Public Works Department is proposing a number of changes to utility fees regarding water, sewer, electric and the Boulder City Municipal Cemetery.
I have been a planning commissioner for more than 10 years. I am also an employee of RPS Homes. Last week’s planning commission meeting was, to date, the worst display of how the idea of mob mentality rules and how shortsighted the “mob” can be.
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.
A critical component of my 2016 Mayor’s Vision continues to be Crystal Clear Communication. At my State of the City address in January, I challenged our City Council and staff to keep finding better and better ways to tackle one of the most important and daunting tasks that every municipality faces. That task is keeping decision-makers and citizens informed and engaged with clear and accurate information. It’s essential that we make a continual and concerted effort to communicate more efficiently, effectively and proactively among ourselves and with you, our citizens, nonprofits and businesses.
The Boulder City High School girls soccer program (6-8 overall, 4-6 conference) has qualified for the postseason for the first time since 2012, despite splitting their final two contests.
For 20 years, California’s Bakersfield Business Conference was a gem of a gathering in the Golden State, produced by the law firm of Borton Petrini LLP. Top business executives, American politicians, military spokesmen and veterans, plus world leaders, gave speeches at the all-day event on the campus of California State University, Bakersfield. I covered the event for its past six or seven years. When the two-decade anniversary was reached, the event was retired. Except the fans wouldn’t let it die.
Retired Army Maj. Paul H. Smith was born in Boulder City and attended Boulder City High School. Some remember him as a studious young man who was often seen reading a book on the way to school and the eldest son of a large family.
Sara Hoffman of Las Vegas has her face painted by Kristen Byers of Boulder City on Friday at Family Fun Night, hosted by the Senior Center of Boulder City.
Tricky Tray is back, and this year the annual school fundraiser is looking for additional help from the community.
PAHRUMP — Swarming all over Cheyenne on Monday during the quarterfinals of the 3A Southern Region playoffs, the Boulder City girls volleyball squad seemed to have everything clicking during a rout of the Desert Shields, 25-14, 25-15 and 25-14.
Two Boulder City High School seniors are receiving a reward for their hard work and dedication on and off the field.
At the Oct. 25 City Council meeting, Councilman Cam Walker and Mayor Rod Woodbury debated for almost two hours on the purpose of the land management plan.
An Arizona man shot and killed by the Nevada Highway Patrol in Henderson on Oct.19 after a carjacking was released a day earlier by Boulder City Police, according to multiple sources.
Despite Knocking off Moapa Valley 2-0 on Monday, the Boulder City High School boys soccer program (3-9-1 overall, 3-6 conference) missed the playoffs.
On Oct. 30, 1936, four score years ago, Boulder City was host to a special visitor, a man who would be pope.
Boulder City Council unanimously approved Developer Randy Schams’ request to rezone the 7.33 acre trailer park at 1501 Nevada Highway to a multihome residential area.
