Residents will have the chance to weigh in on a new community pool in the coming weeks by way of two ballot questions in the 2021 municipal election.
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Boulder Business Development recently donated about 50 teddy bears and stuffed animals to Boulder City Fire Department for its Teddy Bear Trauma program.
The search for a new city manager is almost complete.
City Council meetings will continue to start at 7 p.m., even though some members would like them to start earlier.
The fuel standards for Boulder City Municipal Airport are back on the table as City Council will discuss them at a meeting in June.
The Boulder City community will have an opportunity to weigh in on a new road for the proposed expansion of the Nevada State Railroad Museum at a public meeting this afternoon.
Boulder City Police Department promoted four officers and swore in another during a special ceremony May 6.
The successful return of Spring Jamboree has event organizers, city officials and attendees alike looking forward to similar activities in the future.
Local retailers and restaurateurs are breathing easier and watching their businesses improve now that more people can gather together in public.
Boulder City Municipal Airport has a new manager, longtime employee Marissa Adou.
The owner of Avenue G Local Honey is facing a misdemeanor charge and code violation for operating without the proper permits and license.
A former resident received a 90-day suspended jail sentence for hoarding almost 70 cats in his Boulder City mobile home in 2019.
Swimming is one of life’s greatest activities. It offers health and fitness benefits, cools you off in the summer and can be gallons of fun. However, drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional, injury-related death for children ages 1-14, so make sure you stay safe in the water by being water smart.
Visitors to Lake Mead National Recreation Area are being advised that lower water levels expected during the next several years will impact water access points and boat launch areas.
A local builder is accusing the city of defamation after the Redevelopment Agency denied his application for a historic preservation grant and one of the members said some of his costs were “exaggerated.”
