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November 2012

November 2012

  • One of the most prized assets of remote national monument Grand Canyon-Parashant is — shhhh — the quiet “Stop right here!” Eathan McIntyre tells us. So we halt our humble two-vehicle caravan, and now we’re stopped on an unpaved road a dozen or so miles inside the Arizona border.
  • Sitting at the breakfast counter at Eat is an inspiration. Watching the black-clad, mostly heavily-inked staff flit back and forth, you get the feeling you’re witnessing the beginning of a renaissance.
  • In this 1954 promotional photo shot at the Sands, we see the gorgeous Copa Girls marking the holidays by stacking themselves in the shape of a Christmas tree. (It helps if you hold the page back a bit from your face and squint a little — there! Starting to look a little like Christmas, right?).
  • Unleash your inner hero — by lending a hand to these valley organizations in need Animals ALL FUR LOVE ANIMAL SOCIETY (allfurloveanimalsociety.org) What they do: Dedicated volunteers are committed to the rescue, safety and welfare of abandoned kittens and cats.
  • GET IN GEAR Send your special someone packing with this travel gear Start shopping for the road-trippers on your gift list, and you’re practically guaranteed to come down with wanderlust yourself. Whether you end up wrapping them or keeping them for yourself, here are some let’s-hit-the-highway ideas for holiday giving.
  • Someone at the podium made an interesting offhand comment during the round of thank-yous and speechlets at the recent media bash for the Neon Museum, the newly opened trophy case of historic Vegas signs. A gloss: Las Vegas may not be known as a global exporter of capital-c Culture, but — woot! — we sure know how to make some pretty signs.
  • When it comes to helping those in need, these Southern Nevadans have the golden touch Red Rock Search and Rescue The challenge: In January of 2012, Ronald Kirk went missing at Red Rock National Conservation Area. With Kirk’s fitness level and outdoors experience, he could have been almost anywhere in Red Rock.