On Memorial Day weekend in Boulder City, residents, visitors and dignitaries gave of their time to remember and honor those in the military who died protecting the United States.
Several years after a scandal that left the former animal shelter supervisor charged with felony animal cruelty and the former police chief without a job, Boulder City Animal Control has changed its image.
Boulder City High School held its 77th annual commencement Friday, May 25, at Bruce Eaton Field, and 145 seniors graduated and moved on to the next steps in their lives.
Before he graduated from Boulder City High School on Friday, 17-year-old Mason Wanigasekera was already working on his next career move, becoming a pilot.
Boulder City loves, honors and respects its veterans and active-duty military members.
Thirty professional and amateur barbecuers converged on Boulder City on Friday and Saturday to compete in the 14th annual Best Dam Barbecue Challenge.
The Boulder City Library began its summer reading program Tuesday with guest Chuck Meyer and his collection of snakes, lizards and other creepy crawlies.
With eaglelike precision, Brittany Frolick scans the waters of Lake Mead looking for things that can turn an afternoon of fun into a family tragedy.
Entrance fees to Lake Mead National Recreation will increase $5 on Friday, June 1.
The trial for a Boulder City resident who was charged by the city for interfering in a police-sanctioned crosswalk enforcement event has ended, but a final ruling has yet to be issued.
Blake Schaper, a freshman at Boulder City High School, was named the Class 3A Southern Region player of the year after placing third at the 3A state golf meet with an overall score of 152.
Bailey Bennett-Jordan, Boulder City High School’s senior softball star, capped her storied three-year career with the Lady Eagles by being named to the 3A All-Southern Region first team.
Three Eagles senior baseball players were selected to the 3A All-Southern Nevada first team after helping lead Boulder City High School to its fourth consecutive state tournament appearance.
Now is a wonderful time to take a couple of days or longer to enjoy the waters of Lake Powell. The summer crowds haven’t descended here yet and the daytime temperatures are ideal.
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.
1 INTERSTATE INVITATIONAL: Local residents, business owners and those who work in the city can get a firsthand look at Interstate 11 as it nears completion. People are invited to hike or bike along a stretch of the route between 6-10 a.m. Saturday. Parking is at the bridge near the south end of Buchanan Boulevard where the interstate crosses over. For reservations or more information, email publicworks@bcnv.org.
Here’s some information on personal safety while driving. Keep your doors locked and your windows closed. Know where you are going. Stop and get directions before you get lost.
Boulder City is getting 17 new full-time positions and a possible three-month stay on upcoming utility rate increases, as the City Council unanimously approved the 2018-2019 fiscal year budget earlier this week.
Members of Boulder City advisory boards will still be able to talk to the press and comment on the topics facing them despite an amendment to the city code.
On Friday night, 145 students will finish their time at Boulder City High School as graduates of the Class of 2018 are set to receive their diplomas.
Having already achieved academic success, the valedictorians and salutatorian of Boulder City High School’s class of 2018 have their sights set on succeeding outside of Boulder City.
Boulder City native and lifelong resident John “Jack” Rants died May 17. He was 84.
Boulder City will have several ways residents and visitors can celebrate Memorial Day this year.
The smell of barbecue will be in the air in Boulder City this weekend as the 14th annual Best Dam Barbecue Challenge takes place.
Early voting for Clark County’s primary election starts Saturday, May 26, and will continue through Friday, June 8.