Cabs, Uber, the Deuce, and your tired aching feet can get you around Las Vegas. These all, with the exception of your feet, cost money, sometimes a lot if you are going very far. Transportation can be a large part of a person’s budget in Sin City. But, there are

In Vegas, we know the house always has the edge. That’s for gambling, of course. But, what are the odds of finding love,  permanent relationships, and romance? Is finding love that difficult in America’s favorite city? Is Vegas a good bet if you are single and are ready for a relationship? Are the

If Las Vegas, and other areas in Nevada, run out of water, they are dead. Water is the basis for life and Las Vegas can not live or grow without it. Today, the water issue is on the top of the list of political and social controversies taking place in

Las Vegas is, in many people’s minds, is the most interesting city in the world. This belief is with good reason. Vegas was little more than a stretch of desert a hundred years ago. Since then, the miraculous  transition to a major metropolitan area, gambling Mecca, and entertainment capital has fascinated the multitudes.

Should You Get A Host? Not everybody knows that casinos have employees called hosts. These people want to find gamblers who bet larger sums of money. They reward these people with all kinds of perks. The more they bet, the more they may receive. The very high end gamblers called

Spring is almost here and with it comes beautiful flowers and warmer days. Vegas blooms in other ways especially with its lack of flowers,  plants and trees. After all it is the desert. In about a month Spring activities will begin to take center stage. Spring, in Vegas, heralds the

Most of us will never get to drive a Lamborghini Huracan, a Ferrari 458 Italia, or a Mercedes AMG GT-S. But, more of us will be able to drive these and other classic and exotic cars starting this April if we go to Las Vegas. It’s SpeedVegas opening this April.

Anyone who is the least bit aware of the Las Vegas story knows that Bugsy Siegel had his part in the Strip’s development and history. Contrary to Hollywood’s depiction, Bugsy was not the visionary for the Strip. His Flamingo Hotel, that still stands and thrives today, was not the first one

Is Las Vegas booming? You bet it is. This city’s growth rate is astounding. 5,000 people per month pick up stakes and nail them back down in Clark County, Nevada.  We have to remember that Las Vegas is much more than just the Strip or Downtown.  Maybe you have thought about moving here?

There are replicas of famous and historic places in Las Vegas. There are the Eiffel Tower at the Paris and the canals of Venice at the Venetian to name two. But, there is one place where you can find the real deal. And, it’s hidden away in a men’s bathroom downtown. November 9, 1989 was