When I first joined Facebook years ago, it was a way to keep in touch with old friends from high school who were unable to attend a coming class reunion.
Across the nation, there were ceremonies, parades and barbecues as people marked Memorial Day.
When driving around Boulder City, especially when heading to or from the Henderson/Las Vegas area, the work on Interstate 11 is obvious.
The emotion in her voice was palpable. After 67 years, her great-uncle, Manuel M. Quintana, was coming home.
By now it should come as no surprise to anyone that an election is just around the corner.
If it’s the first weekend in May, it can mean only one thing. It’s time for Boulder City to showcase what makes our community so special.
I have come to believe that in addition to my title as editor of the Boulder City Review I need to add master juggler.
Nevada is known for many things, wide open spaces and abundant sunshine among them.
At last week’s budget workshop, Councilman Rich Shuman suggested the city allocate $1 million a year for the next 10 years and give those funds to Boulder City schools.
Elections are always exciting times around newspaper offices — no matter how big or small the office is.