Casinos are fun places to go for entertainment. It's all about luck and skill; Las Vegas is the perfect place to visit for this. The world of casinos has grown leaps and bounds over the past few decades, growing exponentially in cash transactions. Businesses have expanded their operations, all thanks to a bustling business that fuels competition among them. This increase in … [Read more...] about History Behind the Casino Industry in Las Vegas: The Secret of Success
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Las Vegas Gambling Industry is Bouncing Back on Track: Investors are Wagering In
Las Vegas was one of the cities that’s been hit hard by the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Last year, what felt impossible happened in the city. For the first time, the strips of Las Vegas looked dull and empty for a while. What used to be a city with such vibrant and loud nightlife looked empty. Even the casino owners themselves found it hard to believe that … [Read more...] about Las Vegas Gambling Industry is Bouncing Back on Track: Investors are Wagering In
Vegas Unstripped Shuts Down Main Street for Chef-Focused Food Festival Oct. 16
Vegas Unstripped, Las Vegas’ only chef-focused food festival, takes place this Saturday, Oct. 16 in the Arts District downtown. Nearly two dozen of the city’s most acclaimed chefs will be cooking up one-night-only culinary creations for the city’s most passionate foodies. The event is augmented by beverages from Las Vegas’ best local bars, local musicians, local art and … [Read more...] about Vegas Unstripped Shuts Down Main Street for Chef-Focused Food Festival Oct. 16
Travel Nevada to Distribute $730,000 to Rural Nevada Groups to Promote Tourism
A video featuring Virginia City musicians and a campaign promoting Lehman Caves at Great Basin National Park are among the marketing projects that will receive funding from the Nevada Division of Tourism (Travel Nevada). The Nevada Commission on Tourism (NCOT) on Tuesday approved $730,547 in grants to rural Nevada communities to market themselves as tourism … [Read more...] about Travel Nevada to Distribute $730,000 to Rural Nevada Groups to Promote Tourism
The City of Henderson Seeks Input from Residents and Businesses on Pandemic Recovery Fund Use
Survey to provide feedback closes Aug. 24 The City of Henderson is encouraging its residents and businesses to provide feedback on how the City should use its COVID-19 pandemic recovery funds. Residents and businesses are urged to provide feedback by Aug. 24. Over a two-year period, the City of Henderson will receive two $18,684,214 allotments from the State and … [Read more...] about The City of Henderson Seeks Input from Residents and Businesses on Pandemic Recovery Fund Use
Do You Have to Pay Taxes on Gambling Winnings in Las Vegas?
The sweetest money is the one you win without working and when least expected. This is arguably the reason why people enjoy gambling so much and spend so much time in land-based and online casinos. Las Vegas is the main attraction for players from all over the world and they continue to appeal to an international audience. What both Americans and foreigners playing here … [Read more...] about Do You Have to Pay Taxes on Gambling Winnings in Las Vegas?
TODAY: Southern Nevada CCIM to Host Panel Discussion of “Sex, Drugs and Rock ‘n Roll” and What This Means for Businesses, People and Las Vegas June 23, at 11:30am at The Orleans Hotel & Casino
Join southern Nevada CCIM's luncheon for a panel discussion of "Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n Roll" of what all this means for the businesses, the people and Las Vegas on June 23, at 11:30a.m. at the Orleans Hotel & Casino. The panel, who will share collectively, how tourism, entertainment, sports and concerts bring revenue to Las Vegas includes: Maxine FensomSin City … [Read more...] about TODAY: Southern Nevada CCIM to Host Panel Discussion of “Sex, Drugs and Rock ‘n Roll” and What This Means for Businesses, People and Las Vegas June 23, at 11:30am at The Orleans Hotel & Casino
Las Vegas Sands Announces Donation to The Center’s Health Clinic Capital Campaign
Sands Cares’ $163,000 investment caps phase one of The Center’s funding goal for expansion of the Arlene Cooper Community Health Center to deliver full-service medical care Las Vegas Sands today announced it will contribute $163,000 through Sands Cares to close out phase one of The LGBTQ Center of Southern Nevada’s $400,000 capital campaign to expand the Arlene Cooper … [Read more...] about Las Vegas Sands Announces Donation to The Center’s Health Clinic Capital Campaign
City of Henderson Adopts Fiscal Year 2022 Budget
Henderson’s Mayor and Council approved the City’s budget for the fiscal year ending on June 30, 2022 today during a public hearing. The City’s fiscal year 2022 General Fund expenditures for daily operations are projected to total $295.9 million with about 58% earmarked for public safety, which continues to be a top priority for the City’s vision to be America’s premier … [Read more...] about City of Henderson Adopts Fiscal Year 2022 Budget
Raiders and America First Credit Union Announce Contest to Help Small Businesses
Winner of “Small Business Showcase” will receive a single-season sponsorship America First Credit Union (AFCU) is enlisting the Las Vegas Raiders’ support to help one deserving small business thrive. The credit union and the Raiders are giving small businesses in Nevada and Utah the chance to secure a single-season sponsorship agreement valued at approximately … [Read more...] about Raiders and America First Credit Union Announce Contest to Help Small Businesses