The Huntridge Theater’s entertainment history is a lively one — Art Moderne movie theater, gritty punk rock palace — but its history with would-be saviors is a troubled one.
LAS VEGAS (AP) — A developer who grew up going to the Huntridge Theater is poised to get city approval to buy the shuttered former movie in central Las Vegas, renovate its damaged roof and convert it to an arts hub.
A split state commission on historic preservation accepted a settlement Thursday of a lawsuit against the owner of the Huntridge Theater over upkeep of the shuttered Las Vegas landmark.
The state of Nevada and the owner of the Huntridge Theater are settling a lawsuit that complicated efforts to restore the east Charleston Boulevard landmark.
Someone wants to buy the historic Huntridge Theater, one of the oldest buildings in downtown Las Vegas, a place that the state and the community has sunk millions into to preserve.
Nevada Public Radio has obtained a copy of a Facebook post to a closed group from Michael Cornthwaite, one of the main proponents of the efforts to restore the Huntridge Theater.
The Huntridge Theater in Las Vegas is getting a chance at new life with the help of a million dollar grant. The Las Vegas Centennial Commission voted...
Should the city spend a million dollars to help reopen the Huntridge Theater? That was the topic of discussion yesterday at the Las Vegas Centennial...
