After pay had stagnated at around $11 an hour for over a decade, the new minimum wage will help solve the workforce shortage crisis so Nevada’s rapidly-aging population and people with disabilities get quality care 13,000 Nevada home care workers’ lives are beginning to change dramatically as they start to see the state’s new $16 minimum wage show up in their paychecks. The … [Read more...] about “Life-changing” $16 Minimum Wage Goes into Effect for 13,000 Nevada Home Care Workers Following Years of Strong Union Advocacy
Voting
Kids Are Invited to Vote at Henderson City Hall During 2024 Election Year
Kids can learn about the U.S. election process by voting for their favorite ice cream flavor The City of Henderson is encouraging children under 18 to come to City Hall with a registered voter to participate and learn about the election process by voting for their favorite ice cream flavor through the 2024 election year. Starting with the Presidential Preference Primary, … [Read more...] about Kids Are Invited to Vote at Henderson City Hall During 2024 Election Year
Thousands to Attend “Communities United Multicultural Festival” Celebrating Diversity and Right to Vote
The festival, which will foster understanding across communities by featuring music, performances, art, food and vendors from many different cultures, is a powerful rebuke to the alarming rise in hate crimes and divisive rhetoric WHAT: Communities United Multicultural Festival WHEN: Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023, 4-9 p.m. WHERE: Clark County Government Center … [Read more...] about Thousands to Attend “Communities United Multicultural Festival” Celebrating Diversity and Right to Vote
The Need for Non-Traditional Education in Nevada Keeps Growing
While the narrative is that some kids "fail" at school, the reality is that the traditional classroom can fail struggling students. This is the conclusion that many parents, students, and educators in Nevada are reaching after witnessing the struggles taking place in classrooms around the state. The rigidity of the standard classroom makes learning difficult for some … [Read more...] about The Need for Non-Traditional Education in Nevada Keeps Growing
Piero’s Italian Cuisine Donates More Than $1,000 To The Shade Tree
Last night, Piero’s Italian Cuisine, a treasured Las Vegas fine dining restaurant, donated $1,279 to The Shade Tree of Las Vegas, in addition to providing and serving an exceptional Italian meal to the shelter’s 120 residents. The donation was raised in celebration of Piero’s 41st anniversary, and the winner was chosen by followers of the restaurant’s Instagram … [Read more...] about Piero’s Italian Cuisine Donates More Than $1,000 To The Shade Tree
ImageWords Founder Ruth Furman is 2022 Silver State Awards Finalist
Ruth Furman, a longtime Las Vegas public relations professional whose ImageWords firm recently celebrated its 21st year in business, is a finalist for a 2022 Silver State Award. Award winners will be named in a ceremony at 7 p.m. April 8 at Resorts World Las Vegas 3000 Las Vegas Blvd. South. The TMG Entertainment Network is producing the honors program, … [Read more...] about ImageWords Founder Ruth Furman is 2022 Silver State Awards Finalist
Universal Motorcars Repair Shop and Collision Center Earns Three Best of Las Vegas Awards
Universal Motorcars owner Victor Botnari had always felt his auto repair center was the best in town. Now, his customers confirmed it by voting his business among the best in three categories in the 2022 Las Vegas Review-Journal Best of Las Vegas awards. This year’s contest saw 6,675 Las Vegas-based businesses vying for top-three honors in their respective … [Read more...] about Universal Motorcars Repair Shop and Collision Center Earns Three Best of Las Vegas Awards
City Of Las Vegas Hosts Vote Las Vegas Event On Election Day
Community Members Invited To Election Day Site At City Hall With Food Trucks, Music, Giveaways, Free Ice Cream And More The community is invited to Vote Las Vegas on Election Day, Nov. 8, between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. and 5 to 7:30 p.m. at Las Vegas City Hall, 495 S. Main St. Free parking will be available at the lot on Clark Avenue between Main and First streets. No … [Read more...] about City Of Las Vegas Hosts Vote Las Vegas Event On Election Day
Gov. Sisolak to Join Caregivers, Seniors, People with Disabilities for “Home Care Voter Turnout” Event
Home care workers will outline their strategy of mobilizing thousands of Nevada women, seniors and people of color to vote, which will be decisive in this election On Wednesday, Oct. 12, Gov. Sisolak will join caregivers, seniors and people with disabilities for a “Home Care Voter Turnout” event. At the event, home care workers will outline their strategy of mobilizing … [Read more...] about Gov. Sisolak to Join Caregivers, Seniors, People with Disabilities for “Home Care Voter Turnout” Event
Early Voting Begins May 28 in North Las Vegas
Elections being held for City of North Las Vegas Mayor, City Council, and Municipal Court Beginning Saturday, May 28, registered voters in North Las Vegas can submit their ballots for City Mayor, City Council Wards 1 and 3, and Municipal Court Judge departments 1 and 2. Early voting runs May 28 - June 10, 2022. “In North Las Vegas, we’ve made it easy and convenient for … [Read more...] about Early Voting Begins May 28 in North Las Vegas