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Posted by on May 16, 2024 in Blog | 0 comments

The 2024 Las Vegas Mayoral Debate

 

 

MY THOUGHTS ON LAST NIGHT’S LAS VEGAS MAYORAL DEBATE

I watched last night’s televised debate between the three leading candidates who are running for Mayor of Las Vegas. Even though 15 candidates have officially filed to run, this now appears to be a tight and combative race between three well-established civic leaders, all of whom are well known to those of us who follow local politics. In short, all three are strong and knowledgeable candidates.

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Posted by on Apr 24, 2024 in Blog | 0 comments

The New Las Vegas: Grass is Out, Desert Landscaping is In

 

 

COMMUNITY PLANNING IN THE LAKES (LAS VEGAS)

If you own a home in Las Vegas, or are planning to move here, this subject might interest you. It’s about the changes happening in our city and the ways we must adapt to reality. Many Las Vegas residents will face these issues, if they’re not addressing them already.

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Posted by on Apr 24, 2024 in Blog | 1 comment

My Thoughts on Evangelical Street Preachers

 

 

 

THOUGHTS ON EVANGELICAL STREET PREACHERS

While driving home from the Las Vegas Strip yesterday, I stopped at the busy intersection of Flamingo and Decatur. A street preacher was hoisting a large sign with Bible verses written on it while he was screaming holy scripture into a bullhorn.

The traffic light took a while, so I pulled out my phone and recorded a minute of his “sermon” before the light turned green.

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Posted by on Apr 19, 2024 in Blog | 0 comments

What’s Really Behind Closed Businesses and Empty Storefronts?

 

 

A QUESTION ABOUT VACANT BUSINESSES AND COMMERCIAL MISMANAGEMENT

See photo: This is one of the nicer areas of Las Vegas (Charleston and Fort Apache — at Boca Park). It’s in the middle of an affluent, well-developed neighborhood, with lots of commercial businesses.

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