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Monster Machine

Sep 04, 2020

How two brothers built an indie horror movie empire in Las Vegas

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To Get Tested or Not? Probably So, Health Official Says

Aug 11, 2020

"There are a lot of folks who want to get tested, but we don’t have the full capacity to run those tests on a timely basis, so we have a significant backlog."

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The 'Showgirls' Must Go On

Jun 11, 2020

A new documentary explores the legacy of 1995’s Showgirls — and its continued resonance with the queer community

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End of the Line: Two Former Foes on the Death of the 'Water Grab'

Jun 05, 2020

Talking with two adversaries in the decades-long battle over the now-abandoned water pipeline

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Every Breath You Take

May 07, 2020

Talking with UNLV professor Antony Chen about Las Vegas' air pollution and its links to poverty and COVID-19

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Waste Not, Want Not

May 06, 2020

Three questions with a founder of zero-waste lifestyle company Minimal Market Las Vegas

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The One-Question Q&A with: Geoff Schumacher, Howard Hughes biographer

Apr 22, 2020

Power is only as good as those you entrust it to

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‘Every Day It’s, Do We Order Food?’

Apr 09, 2020

Talking with the Pasta Shop’s Ann Alenik about operating in a shutdown

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The toxic drip of "A Steady Rain"

Feb 19, 2020

A Public Fit's production of A Steady Rain is a worthwhile study in toxic masculinity — if you can stomach it

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Pieces of the Desert

Feb 05, 2020

Sierra Slentz' exhibit at City Hall records encounters with Southern Nevada's desert

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What Happened Here?

Jan 27, 2020

Vegas' new slogan plays it safe -- but that's not necessarily a bad thing

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"I Am Drawn to the Idea of Dispatch"

Apr 08, 2019

His first book of short fiction in hand, novelist and Black Mountain Institute co-founder Richard Wiley returns to the desert with tales of the Pacific Northwest

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Freak Power

Oct 30, 2018

Biographer Timothy Denevi on the political mission of Hunter S. Thompson

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Word Talk

Oct 09, 2018

Whether you’re a novice or professional writer, broadcaster James Kelly wants your ears

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‘Heartbroken, angry, and incredibly proud’

Oct 06, 2017

MGM CEO Jim Murren talks about the Route 91 shooting

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A couple guys sitting around talking about apocalypse

Sep 27, 2017

Thinking about the end of civilization with UNLV English professor John Hay, author of a new book on visions of the apocalypse in early American literature

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‘It strikes a balance’: Bill that staves off Red Rock construction may get a vote today

Apr 25, 2017

Talking with Assemblyman Steve Yeager about his bill that curtails heedless growth near conservation areas — including a disputed project near Red Rock

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Exit interview with public art specialist Michael Ogilvie

Dec 27, 2016

Talking about the challenges, joys and future of public art in Las Vegas

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Bruno goes to Washington: Nevada’s Veteran of the Month sets his sights on national issues

Jul 12, 2016

I’ve kept up with Bruno Moya since 2013, when I wrote about him and some of the other Marines of Las Vegas-based Fox Company that had been part of the Baghdad invasion 10 years earlier ...

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How much do you know about firearms in Nevada?

Jun 16, 2016

A quiz, with answers

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A few thoughts on Seven Magic Mountains

May 10, 2016

One art-curious guy tries to think his way through the valley's gaudy new art installation, Seven Magic Mountains

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Standard bearer

Apr 26, 2016

A flag carrier from the recent Paiute Culture Walk shares her experience

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Is this a good time to plant veggies in Southern Nevada?

Mar 09, 2016

Eating from your own garden is delicious and healthful for both body and soul. My attention of late has turned to the joys of growing veggies and herbs, especially as I strive to eat healthier.

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Rock talk: A Q&A with climbing legend Alex Honnold

Jan 11, 2016

The iconic rock climber talks about Red Rock's best route, where his sport goes next and 'living with a certain intention'

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With a wink and an om: a dialogue about naked yoga

Sep 17, 2015

Yes, this item really is about naked yoga; no, there are no photos

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