Las Vegas Weekly · Spring Valley, NV
There’s a lot to take in at Featherblade Craft Butchery’s new location on South Fort Apache Road in Spring Valley. Beyond the mouthwatering cuts on display at the counter, Back to the Future Easter eggs and quirky holiday decor, a small sign reading “Know where your food comes from” says it all. “People now are more concerned, I think, about where their food comes from than they ever have been before,” owner Martin Kirrane says, explaining how he carefully cultivates relationships with his sources. “If it’s not our farm, then we don’t want it. We’ll just go without.” Featherblade burgers Photo by: Christopher DeVargas Kirrane, a London native, initially pictured a small shop with three employees, modeled on the English butcheries where he learned his trade, including the famed C. Lidgate. He opened the first Featherblade on West Charleston in 2021 before adding another in Centennial Hills last year and this new southwest location in June.
Elko Daily Free Press · Las Vegas, NV
Nearby: Las Vegas, NVBelieve it or not, there are some glimmers of hope as the Raiders welcome the Seattle Seahawks to Las Vegas on Sunday. And I'm guessing you're here because you're interested in just what those are.
The Nevada Independent · Las Vegas, NV
Nearby: Las Vegas, NVIt was so cold on election night that Breanna Lareese Butler's feet started getting numb. The 36-year-old ended her shift working at United Healthcare and came straight to a polling site at Brinley Middle School in Las Vegas, only to find out she would have to wait three hours to cast her vote. Butler was among the hundreds of people who waited hours to cast their ballots in Nevada's elections last week. Brinley Middle School, the last location open statewide, saw its final ballot cast just before midnight, five hours after polls closed. "It had to be done in order for us to vote and have our voices heard," said Butler, a mother of three and full-time online student. When all was said and done, the final vote was cast in Nevada more than two hours later than any of the past six general elections, a Nevada Independent analysis found. The unprecedented delay led to concern from the state's top election official and mixed messaging from Clark County officials.
The Nevada Independent · Las Vegas, NV
Nearby: Las Vegas, NVEvery Saturday morning, Shannon heads to her parents' house to help get them ready for another week. She feeds the cats and cleans the litter boxes, makes sure there are clean clothes and sheets, sorts the mail and fills her father's morning and evening pill case. Then she and her dad review grocery needs and the shared calendar, checking upcoming appointments and ensuring someone will be there to care for her mother if Shannon needs to take him out of the house. Shannon is a Las Vegas teacher with a son in high school and a daughter in college. Her parents moved to Las Vegas full-time after the pandemic. Her mother has dementia, and her father helps care for her at home while managing his own health concerns. Shannon helps with tasks they can no longer manage on their own, and over time, that list has grown. Becoming a caregiver didn't happen in one day or all at once. She began tracking appointments after her mother's diagnosis.
Pahrump Valley Times · Las Vegas, NV
Nearby: Las Vegas, NVThe Metropolitan Police Department sought a warrant for the arrest of a Nye County traffic deputy who crossed a median and rammed a motorcyclist with his patrol car in Las Vegas in late August.
The Nevada Independent · Las Vegas, NV
Nearby: Las Vegas, NVOn Election Day morning, Attorney General Aaron Ford (D) stopped at a familiar place: his home church, Victory Missionary Baptist Church, in Las Vegas' Historic Westside. There, at the same place he announced his campaign in July 2025, Ford and his family prayed alongside church leaders and roughly two dozen supporters wearing "Ford for Governor" shirts, calling on their faith for courage and to deliver the Democrat to victory. Ford was in good spirits, but the prayer's mood was more solemn. "We ask you, Heavenly Father, to give us unusual strength at this hour. No matter what the numbers say, we know you have a way in your tradition of turning numbers upside down," said the pastor. None of them knew it, but he was just hours away from being declared the state's next governor. State and national media outlets called the race for Ford early Wednesday, cementing a comfortable victory over Gov. Joe Lombardo (R) in a blue tsunami of a midterm election.
Las Vegas Weekly · Las Vegas, NV
Nearby: Las Vegas, NVIt’s finally time to be outside again in Las Vegas, and designers Freddy Godinez and Alex Stabler of Fredric Alexander say your outdoor gathering spaces should mirror your home, with different zones for relaxation, gathering, cooking and dining. And you don’t need a ton of room or new materials to make it work. You can use indoor decor and tableware to create your open-air sanctuary. Pictured here is Godinez and Stabler’s 520-square-foot backyard, where we gleaned tips and tricks for setting the ambiance and creating the perfect patio party. Photo by: Wade Vandervort Statement Pieces Godinez and Stabler say conversation starters are a must. “They should require an explanation,” they say. The upside down mannequin legs might strike guests as odd, but there’s a story—Stabler’s previous gig performing in water-based Vegas spectacular Le Rêve. And that’s the whole point. Show your guests who you are, even if that means looking a little eccentric. In turn, they’ll open up too.
The Nevada Independent · Las Vegas, NV
Nearby: Las Vegas, NVAs Gov. Joe Lombardo (R) walked into the St. George & St. Dimitrie Romanian Orthodox Church in Las Vegas on a crisp fall afternoon, he received a shot-glass-sized paper cup of țuică — a traditional Romanian plum brandy. The governor's eyes widened when the strong, typically homemade fruit spirit hit the back of his throat — a welcome drink meant to whet the appetite and serve as an icebreaker. The libation came with the toast "noroc," or good luck in Romanian, from Lia Roberts, president of the parish council and honorary consul for the Romanian Consulate. Roberts, a former leader of the Nevada Republican Party, guided Lombardo through the room, festooned with Romanian flags and a golden balloon-letter "Romania" sign on the back wall. Lombardo wore a dark suit jacket, dark blue jeans and a Nevada-shaped lapel pin. He greeted attendees with hugs as they shared a meal celebrating the church's namesake, Saint Dimitrie. It wasn't the first time the governor had visited the small parish.
Pahrump Valley Times · Boulder City, NV
Nearby: Boulder City, NVPahrump Valley’s boys’ and girls’ cross-country teams return to Boulder City for Saturday’s state championships, bringing regional titles, experienced leaders and depth throughout their lineups.
Pahrump Valley Times · Pahrump, NV
Nearby: Pahrump, NVA man in Pahrump shot his son in self-defense on Sunday, Nov. 8, according to the Nye County Sheriff's Office. The son was pronounced deceased at the scene, Nye County Sheriff Joe McGill said. (Elijah Dulay/Pahrump Valley Times)More StoriesHonoring the protectors of public safetyPushing for payback over damaged test site watersNevada developing statewide trails plan, seeks public inputAtomic Open House: A rural Nevada illusion of reality, history and perception By Elijah Dulay / Pahrump Valley Times November 11, 2026 - 4:42 am Updated November 11, 2026 - 5:50 am An adult male was fatally shot by his father in Pahrump on Sunday evening, according to the Nye County Sheriff’s Office. The incident is believed to be one of self-defense and the father, who is in his 70s, was not arrested at the scene, following law enforcement interviews and evidence gathering at the scene, Nye County Sheriff Joe McGill told the Pahrump Valley yesterday morning.
Pahrump Valley Times · Pahrump, NV
Nearby: Pahrump, NVEach year, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #10054 hosts its own Veterans Day ceremony, giving residents the opportunity to spend time celebrating the men and women who have served. (John Clausen/Pahrump Valley Times file)The entire Pahrump community is invited to attend the Disabled American Veterans Chapter #15's Veterans Day Ceremony, which is slated for 3 p.m. on Wednesday, November 11. (John Clausen/Pahrump Valley Times file)More StoriesA day of gratitude and remembranceA new era opening for KNYEPahrump Social Powwow prepares for its 27th yearThe J.G. Johnson Elementary Veterans Appreciation Assembly: Thanking those who served By Robin Hebrock / Pahrump Valley Times November 6, 2026 - 5:06 am Service and sacrifice – this is what every American military member has given to the country. To don a uniform of the U.S. Armed Forces takes courage, dedication and a willingness to serve and the men and woman who bravely take up that duty are honored each year during Veterans Day.
Pahrump Valley Times · Pahrump, NV
Nearby: Pahrump, NVNonprofit Hope, Hearts & Heroes Foundation will be holding the Living Well Senior and Veteran Expo: Thanksgiving Edition in Pahrump on Nov. 13. (Hope, Hearts & Heroes Foundation)The upcoming expo in Pahrump will celebrate veterans and seniors, while offering valuable resources. (Hope, Hearts & Heroes Foundation)“We’ve been doing events for seniors and veterans over the past couple of years, and we just noticed the need for more information and more resources,” said Hope, Hearts & Heroes Foundation Vice President Lynn Dilloo. (Hope, Hearts & Heroes Foundation)More StoriesA day of gratitude and remembranceA new era opening for KNYEPahrump Social Powwow prepares for its 27th yearThe J.G.
Pahrump Valley Times · Pahrump, NV
Nearby: Pahrump, NVGetty ImagesMore StoriesHonoring the protectors of public safetyPushing for payback over damaged test site watersDomestic disturbance ends with fatal shootingNevada developing statewide trails plan, seeks public input November 6, 2026 - 4:19 am Flock cameras: Are they a necessary evil, or just evil? At the time of writing, there are 16 Flock Safety cameras operating in Pahrump, gathering data on the license plates and vehicle descriptions of residents as they go about their daily lives. Probably the vast majority of us are law-abiding citizens, not committing any crimes. My question is, why should our movements be tracked by a private company without cause? In fact, every month across the U.S. more than 20 billion cars are being tracked by this company using over 135,000 cameras. Why should any private company be able to obtain this amount of information without specific reason?
Pahrump Valley Times · Pahrump, NV
Nearby: Pahrump, NVWhat project are you working on this week? Grab your portable project(s) and your magical craft toolbox to join the “Caffeinated Crafters” Thursday at their monthly gathering at Caffé Chilly at 960 S. Margaret St. from 10 a.m. to noon. For more information, contact Tina at 702-326-9080. Tick Tock. Christmas is coming. (Tina Ottolino, Caffeinated Crafters organizer/Special to the Pahrump Valley Times)The “A Hui Hou” Hawaiian festival in Pahrump’s Petrack Park on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. will offer food, Hawaiian and Polynesian cultural learning, vendors, and Hawaiian entertainment. (John Clausen/Pahrump Valley Times file)More StoriesA day of gratitude and remembranceA new era opening for KNYEPahrump Social Powwow prepares for its 27th yearThe J.G.