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Where to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in the Las Vegas valley
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Homeless people share struggles as Southern Nevada census shows startling increase in 2023 numbers
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More than 200 become U.S. citizens during Las Vegas soccer match
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Where to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in the Las Vegas valley
By Jarah Wright On September 14, 2023 Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off on Sept. 15 and runs through Oct. 15. It begins in the middle of the month due to several countries…
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Teachers are becoming more educated, but salaries aren’t keeping up
By Natalie McNeal On September 8, 2023 Most of America’s public school teachers have advanced degrees, but studies show that highly educated teachers are seeing sharper declines in pay. TeacherCertification.com explored how…
Read More ‘A call to action’: Hundreds come together to celebrate diverse Nevada cultures
By Mark Credico On September 10, 2023 Canopy tents lined the levels of the Clark County Government Center’s outdoor amphitheater Friday evening as the hum of food truck engines and…
Read More Las Vegas nonprofit Project 150 expands resources for high school students
On September 6, 2023 A local nonprofit is expanding resources for high school students in need across Southern Nevada. Project 150 opened its second Las Vegas location near Flamingo Road…
Read More Health District’s pop-up produce stands returning to Las Vegas
On September 3, 2023 Access to affordable, organic foods is expanding in the valley. The Southern Nevada Health District is bringing back its pop-up produce stands to the Bonneville Transit Center (BTC)…
Read More United Way of Southern Nevada recruiting volunteers for 8th Annual Day Of Caring
By Jarah Wright On August 30, 2023 United Way of Southern Nevada is looking for hundreds of volunteers ahead of the 8th Annual Day Of Caring. Organization officials said volunteers…
Read More Know someone who needs help? North Las Vegas hosting homeless services event
By Jarah Wright On August 31, 2023 According to the latest Homeless Census conducted in Southern Nevada, more people and more people are facing homelessness and looking for help. Officials with the…
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Homeless people share struggles as Southern Nevada census shows startling increase in 2023 numbers
By Sasha Loftis On August 11, 2023 LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – The 2023 Southern Nevada Homeless Census shows a significant increase in those without a place to live locally, which…
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More than 200 become U.S. citizens during Las Vegas soccer match
By Candese Charles On August 12, 2023 LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — More than 200 people took to Cashman Field on Saturday to celebrate a moment many say they’ve waited years…
Read More RTC getting help from feds to serve historically disadvantaged communities
By Mick Akers Las Vegas Review-JournalJuly 24, 2023 – 7:30am A federal grant awarded to the Regional Transportation Commission will fund a study of what it will take to develop…
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