They were just four words, but they denoted something that led to a wonderful swerve in world history. They were words Ronald Reagan repeatedly used when referring to something that happened long before he spoke his most famous four words: “Tear down this wall.” The other four words described the most important event in his …
There have been many songs used at national conventions over the years. Franklin Roosevelt had …
Lately I have been hearing about all the changes proposed by the presidential candidates. Has anyone ever thought that we are in dire straits because of all the changes they have already made? Change for the sake of change …
The students at Elizondo Elementary aren't old enough to have met Raul Elizondo. But as they enter the North Las Vegas school every day, they get to know him in a different way. A wooden display case in a hallway at the front of the school holds some of ...
Donald Trump wants us to assume all large groups of people are identical, such as Muslims or illegal immigrants, and if one of them commits a crime, they are all guilty. Now Bernie Sanders wants us to think of …
Thank you for carrying the excellent column by Thomas Friedman (“Candidates endlessly criticize our nation’s greatest attributes,” Las Vegas Sun, Feb. 26). It is one of the best analyses of the views of the presidential candidates …
A Las Vegas homeowner is out more than $18,000. A company claims it is owed more than $700,000. The list of claims stretches into the hundreds. So goes the fallout in the saga of a Las Vegas-based solar company that ...
Two things should be crystal clear to Nevada policymakers this year: climate change is real, and climate change represents the single best economic development opportunity for Nevada since we legalized …
They come to Las Vegas hoping to corner a slice of one of America's most lucrative food markets. They're the exhibitors at the annual International Pizza Expo, and here are some of their most unique offerings this year, ranging from ...
It looks like Cordell Broadus' football career might not be over after all ...
Dolly Mays Van Hoosen, 83, of Lincoln, passed away Tuesday, March 8, 2016. Born on August 23, 1932, in Louisville, Ky., her parents were Darrell and Callie (Hutchinson) Shrader. Dolly enjoyed playing piano, photography, studying foreign languages, sewing, crossword puzzles.…