(Hali Bernstein Saylor/Boulder City Review) Boulder Dam Brewing Co. on Oct. 31, 2022.
Best Bets, Nov. 3-9
By Boulder City Review

1 MAKING MUSIC: Members of the Red Mountain Choir will “Let it Be” during two performances, scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Elaine K. Smith Building, 700 Wyoming St. The show choir from Garrett Junior High will join the group, along with musicians Adam Hallam, Francyl Gawryn, Linda Murphy and Tim Thomas. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at the door. Students and children are free; children younger than 5 will not be admitted. Visit www.redmountainmusicco.org for more information.

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Local kids create artwork to aid Ukrainian children
By Hali Bernstein Saylor Boulder City Review

Local children joined efforts with children from the Ukraine to help raise funds for Ukrainian refugees in Poland.

(Photo courtesy Bob Morris) This apricot tree is getting water and fertilizer from the nearby l ...
Tree roots will follow easiest path to water
By Bob Morris Gardening

Q. Recently our neighbors converted their front lawn to artificial turf. The trees were getting some good moisture from their grass, and now they won’t. The other two sides of the trees are on the street side and the driveway side. Will the trees start to deteriorate?

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Workshop targets new business owners
By Hali Bernstein Saylor Boulder City Review

Those looking to start a new business in Boulder City are invited to attend a free workshop from 5-6:30 p.m. Wednesday.

(Hali Bernstein Saylor/Boulder City Review) Gov. Steve Sisolak spoke about the need to provide ...
Ground broken for trafficking victims’ healing center
By Hali Bernstein Saylor Boulder City Review

As ground was broken Tuesday morning for St. Jude’s Ranch for Children’s Healing Center, those attending the ceremony heard about the life-changing impact it will have on the lives of sex trafficking victims by a survivor and the people working to make the facility a reality.

(Image courtesy Boulder City) An .81 acre grassy area inside Veterans’ Memorial Park will bec ...
City to build dog park on grassy area
Anisa Buttar Boulder City Review

City Council voted to approve the city-funded .81-acre dog park planned for Veterans’ Memorial Park on Wednesday, Oct. 25.

(Photo courtesy Boulder City) The red square at the corner of Nevada Way and Quartzite Road des ...
Plan for new fire substation moves forward
By Anisa Buttar Boulder City Review

The Boulder City Planning Commission recommended approval to amend the city’s master plan future land use map and rezone about two acres for a new fire substation at 201 Nevada Way, as well as discussed parking and sound details surrounding the old Flamingo Motel’s transformation into a retail establishment and parking related to Duke’s Storage’s expansion during its Oct. 19 meeting.

(L.E. Baskow/Las Vegas Review-Journal) A boat cruises past the Kingman Wash area within the Lak ...
Teen dies from infection by brain-eating amoeba
By Marvin Clemons Special to the Boulder City Review

A Clark County teen has died from a rare brain-eating amoeba that he was probably infected with while in Lake Mead, according to the Southern Nevada Health District.

(Jimmy Romo/Boulder City Review) Alan Goya stands on the lawn below the Bureau of Reclamation' ...
Historic lawn to be removed
By Jimmy Romo Boulder City Review

The Lower Colorado Bureau of Reclamation is planning to replace one of the first lawns in Boulder City with desert landscaping, again.

(Hali Bernstein Saylor/Boulder City Review) Matt Fox, center, owner and operator of the Boulder ...
Business Beat: Boulder Dam Restaurant to open
By Hali Bernstein Saylor and Anisa Buttar Boulder City Review

Boulder Dam Restaurant, which is scheduled to open Friday, Oct. 28, is in an old familiar place but with a completely new outlook.

(Photo courtesy Erik Gloege) Longtime friends Adrian Leon, left, and Erik Gloege were able to c ...
City ideal place for longtime friends’ first collaboration
By Hali Bernstein Saylor Boulder City Review

Done in the spirit of days gone by when neighborhood children would get together and put on a show in their garage, longtime friends Erik Gloege of Boulder City and Adrian Leon of Los Angeles collaborated on a full-length film that was filmed primarily within the community.

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Solid effort on offense, defense leads to wins
By Robert Vendettoli Boulder City Review

Winners of five straight games, Boulder City High School’s girls varsity volleyball team advanced to 19-3 after defeating Desert Pines and Pinecrest Academy Cadence.

(Courtney Williams/Boulder City Review) Eagles varsity football players, Bruce Woodbury, Camero ...
Eagles head to playoffs
By Robert Vendettoli Boulder City Review

Pulling off their second consecutive shutout, Boulder City High School’s football team routed Pinecrest Academy Cadence 48-0 on Friday, Oct. 21.

(Photo courtesy Rachelle Huxford) Boulder City High School seniors Ike Pappas, left, and Tyler ...
Roundup: Four Eagles head to Reno for state tennis tourney
By Robert Vendettoli Boulder City Review

Four Boulder City High School tennis players will head to state on Friday, Oct. 28, looking to capture an individual title in Reno, at the Plumas Tennis Center.

Take charge of prediabetes to prevent progression
By Boulder City Hospital To Your Health

Did you know that one in three adults are diagnosed with prediabetes? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2020 there were an estimated 88 million adults, or 34.5 percent, of the U.S. adult population, diagnosed with prediabetes.

(Photo courtesy Robert Fahnestock) The city has settled a lawsuit with BFE LLC regarding the us ...
City, BFE settle for $0 regarding tankers at airport
By Mark Credico Boulder City Review

Boulder City reached a zero-dollar settlement with BFE LLC regarding operation of mobile fuel tankers at the Boulder City Municipal Airport.

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Land sale for grocer not in city’s best interest
By G. Kevin Savord Boulder City Review

Boulder City voters will have a chance to weigh in on whether or not the city should sell 16.3 acres of land for the development of a shopping center, primarily a grocery store. From a resident’s standpoint, a second grocery store would be nice, competition is often good and choice can benefit the consumer.

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Tips to stay safe on Halloween
By Anisa Buttar Boulder City Review

With Halloween quickly creeping around the corner, staying safe is just as important as the fun.

(Boulder City Review file photo) Rev. Kimber Govett of Boulder City United Methodist Church wil ...
Best Bets, Oct. 27-Nov. 2
By Boulder City Review

1 PET BLESSING: Bring your furry, finned or scaly friends to Wilbur Square Park between 8-11 a.m. Saturday for a special blessing from the Rev. Kimber Govett, pastor of Boulder City United Methodist Church. Pet blessings are traditionally held in October to honor St. Francis of Assisi, who blessed animals. All animals must be leashed and/or in a carrier. There is no cost to participate.

(Anisa Buttar/Boulder City Review) Jessica Jones of Blis Salon won first place in the trunk dec ...
Seen on Scene: At Trunk or Treat
By Anisa Buttar Boulder City Review

Jessica Jones of Blis Salon won first place in the trunk decorating contest with her Flintstones theme. She is dressed as Wilma Flintstone and pictured with her family, Sean Dodge as Fred Flintstone, Huxley Dodge as Bam Bam and Crystal Jones as Betty Rubble at Veterans’ Memorial Park on Saturday.

Never too early for Toys For Tots
By Chuck N. Baker Veterans Reporter

It was only September when all of a sudden local large retailers, as well as some major thrift stores, began placing Christmas merchandise out for customers to purchase. It wasn’t even Halloween, but there was a Santa Claus photo announcing Dec. 25. Thanksgiving? Veterans Day? No thanks, not yet. Just line up and buy Christmas decorations in September.

(Ellen Schmidt/Las Vegas Review-Journal) The sun rises over Teresa Lake in Great Basin National ...
Pipeline’s demise brings relief — for now
By Colton Lochhead Special to the Boulder City Review

For more than 30 years, Southern Nevada water officials had a simple plan to fuel the valley’s explosive growth: pump groundwater from rural valleys in eastern Nevada to Las Vegas.

Preservation ordinance remains controversial
By Hali Bernstein Saylor Hali’s Comment

Last week, after years of discussion and planning, the City Council passed a new historic preservation ordinance.

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BCR’s annual cookie, candy, coloring contests return
By Anisa Buttar Boulder City Review

The Boulder City Review is looking to showcase its readers’ artistic talents this holiday season as preparations are underway for its fourth annual Christmas cookie/candy contest and its third annual Christmas coloring contest.

(Courtney Williams/Boulder City Review) Boulder City High School sophomore Gage Hopkinson gets ...
Eagles football team routs Mater
By Robert Vendettoli Boulder City Review

Boulder City High School’s varsity football team routed Mater Academy 45-0 on Friday, Oct. 14, rebounding in a big way from their earlier loss and advancing to 6-2 on the season.

(Boulder City Review file photo) Children and their parents will fill Veterans' Memorial Park o ...
Tradition returns with Trunk or Treat

Children of the night are free to roam, haunt and collect candy at this year’s Trunk or Treat event.

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Attainable housing essential for city’s future
By Kayla Kirk Boulder City Review

Two years ago, while living in Henderson, I set up Zillow alerts for the 89005 zip code. That’s actually how I found my current home; Zillow sent me an email with a newly listed house in Boulder City and my husband and I set up a showing for the next day. But I digress.

(Photo courtesy Norma Vally) Pumpkins are a sure sign that fall has arrived and make good vesse ...
Master gardeners disseminate knowledge, DIY help
By Norma Vally Home Matters

As temperatures slowly start to drop we can finally get a feel for fall and everything pumpkin that fills menus, shelves and Pinterest boards. Pumpkins are undoubtedly the foremost visual cue for autumn. But only autumn. We don’t decorate Christmas pumpkins, put them in Easter baskets or set them on Fourth of July picnic tables. There’s just something about a pumpkin’s shape and color that immediately tells us what time of year it is.

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