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Huge Consignment Sale Planned for this Weekend

Huge Consignment Sale Planned for this Weekend

 

One of the most popular ways for savvy moms to save some money will be returning to southern Nevada this weekend.

The annual As They Grow Henderson Sale starts Friday afternoon. The group has been collecting new and gently used baby and children's items from around the valley for several weeks.

Thousands of items, including baby clothes, strollers and toys, will be organized and placed for sale at 9850 South Maryland Parkway, which is on the southeast corner of Silverado Ranch Boulevard and Maryland Parkway.

The sale will be from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and then from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. There is a $2 cash-only entry fee that is good for the whole weekend. Kids and adults with a military ID are free.  

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60s Icons Plan Appearance at Green Valley Ranch Resort

60s Icons Plan Appearance at Green Valley Ranch Resort

 

Tickets go on sale Friday for the southern Nevada stop on The Monkees summer tour.

The band made famous by hit songs and a hit TV show in the 60s will take the stage at Green Valley Ranch Resort Saturday, August 10.

All of the remaining Monkees will part of the lineup, including Michael Nesmith, Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork. They'll play some of their greatest hits such as "Last Train to Clarksville" and "I'm a Believer", plus some songs they have not played since the 60s.

VIP ticket packages go on sale Wednesday. The packages include a copy of the upcoming deluxe edition of "The Monkees Present" and can be purchased exclusively at monkees.com.

Healthy Eating, Physical Activity Win Awards for Students

Healthy Eating, Physical Activity Win Awards for Students

 

Winners recently were announced for the 6th annual UNLV Coaches Challenge, a program that encourages children to choose healthy food and participate in physical activity.

This year’s Coaches Challenge included more than 13,000 elementary school children from 112 schools. The program experienced its best success since 2007.

A UNLV head coach will visit each winning classroom throughout May to congratulate the students.

This year’s UNLV Coaches Challenge winning classrooms represent four elementary schools:

Las Vegas Restaurants Offer Special Mother's Day Menus

Las Vegas Restaurants Offer Special Mother's Day Menus

Great options abound throughout the city, including many brunch choices.

Want to take Mom out for Mother’s Day? You’ll be in good company; it’s the busiest day of the year for restaurants.

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Yoga Industry on Upswing; Local Classes Vary

The types of classes available, as well as how much you pay for them, differ across the valley.

Bent over in downward facing dog, your eyes wander to the side wall. Paintings of varying sizes fill the space, many bearing the likeness of flowers or ohm symbols. Gazing at them, you hear the instructor tell you to switch poses, and your attention moves back to the task at hand.

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The Planned Memorial Day Opening of Henderson's Cowabunga Bay Water Park Delayed

The Planned Memorial Day Opening of Henderson's Cowabunga Bay Water Park Delayed

A series of setbacks have forced developers to push back the opening day for Henderson's water park.

Families looking forward to splashing around Henderson's Cowabunga Bay Water Park this summer will have to wait. The water park won't open until Spring 2014.

Read more in the Las Vegas Sun.

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New Interchange Coming to I-15 and Cactus Ave.

LAS VEGAS -- Ground was broken Friday on the newest interchange along I-15.

Crews are building a freeway interchange at Cactus Road. A welcome addition to the area for drivers, residents and businesses.

With so many new homes being built in the southwest part of the Las Vegas valley, the commute to and from the area is jammed, drivers said.

Businesses like the Boulevard Bar & Grill, which is just south of the Silverado Ranch Boulevard interchange, has been dealing with increased traffic problems for years.

Kim Blanc, the manager, said her customers are always talking about the traffic nightmare where Silverado Ranch Boulevard connects to I-15.

When the project is done, the interchange could lead to more business because more people will drive past their front door, Blanc said.