News Release Archive

August 2007

• Commissioner Woodbury Recognized as Longest-Serving Commissioner (8/31)
• Don't Labor At McCarran This Holiday Weekend (8/30)
• South County Land Use Plan Set for Update (8/29)
• Work Progresses on East Harmon (8/29)
• Year-to-Date & July Air Traffic Each Rise by 4.7 Percent  (8/29)
• Winchester's Hip Hop Program Expands (8/28)
• Bid Farewell to Summer With Cool Jazz (8/23)
• Lavender by Lindsay Berg (8/23)
• Commissioner Weekly Hosting Back to School Fair Saturday (8/23)
• Overnight power shutdown planned at McCarran Airport (8/23)
• County Accepting Art Exhibit Proposals (8/22)
• Strut Your Mutt Canine Event Nov. 3 (8/21)
• Pooches head to the Pool for Dog Daze (8/21)
• CCWRD announces new lane closures on East Harmon Avenue in August (8/20)
• County Raising Awareness for Traffic Safety as New School Year Begins (8/20)
• Air Quality Officials Issue Smoke Advisory (8/20)
• Kendo Demonstrates Art, Athleticism (8/17)
• Fall Class Registration Opens in August (8/17)
• Local Filmmaker Harnesses Hollywood Talent (8/15)
• Local Youth Set to Graduate from Annual Summer Job Program (8/15)
• Commissioner Weekly Hosting Town Hall Meeting Thursday (8/14)
• Series Presents Traditional New Zealand Dance (8/14)
• Mexican Music Spices Up Series (8/14)
• Pipeline Being Installed on Fort Apache (8/13)
• Government Center Traffic Affected (8/10)
• District Installing Manholes on Nellis (8/10)
• Grants Available for Neighborhood Projects (8/9)
• Sewer pipeline rehabilitation work progresses on Nellis Boulevard (8/2)
• Korean Judicial Delegation Plans to Visit Las Vegas Courts (8/2)

July 2007

• County Releases First Annual Child Death Report (7/31)
• McCarran Traffic Up Nearly 5 Percent Through June (7/30)
• Senate Approves More McCarran Customs Agents (7/30)
• Ska Circus Music Festival Set for Sept. 8 (7/27)
• Fall Registration Begins at Winchester Community Center (7/26)
• Registration Opens in August for Parks Classes (7/26)
• Storytellers to Perform Aug 9. at Winchester (7/26)
• First Friday Features Elvis Movie, Look-Alike Contest (7/26)
• Barbershop Chorus Takes Stage Aug. 11 (7/26)
• Summer Aquatics Program Continue (7/24)
• Local Filmmakers to Showcase Work (7/19)
• Harp Concert Set for Aug. 12 (7/19)
• Area Gets Boost in Homeland Security Grants (7/18)
• Property Tax Bills to be Mailed this Week (7/17)
• Funeral Set For Clark County Public Defender Scott Waite (7/16)
• UMC Public Forums Coming (7/12)
• Three Plays Included in Overnight Excursion (7/10)
• Contestants Needed for Life and Death Festival (7/10)
• Volunteers Needed for 2007 Summer Homeless Census (7/6)
• McCarran Quick Care Closing Early (7/3)
• Make Sure Pets Have ID Tags (7/3)
• Road Project Completed Six Weeks Early (7/3)
• Air Quality Officials Issue Smoke Advisory (7/3)
• County Launches Ombudsman Program (7/3)

June 2007

• Sculptor Brings Art to Construction (6/29)
• Ozone Advisory Issued Through Friday, June 29 (6/28)
• UMC Burn Care Center Offers Tips for the Fourth (6/28)
• May Passenger Traffic Up Nearly 7 Percent (6/28)
• Fourth of July No Blast for Pets (6/28)
• Expect Lane Closures on Nellis Blvd. (6/27)
• New Russell Road Alignment to Open Wednesday (6/25)
• Sewer Project Near UNLV Prompts Closures (6/25)
• Lynn Named Development Services Director (6/22)
• Air Quality Officials Issue Ozone Advisory (6/22)
• Celtic Pride Steps Into Series (6/21)
• Ongoing Workshop Creates Art With Words (6/21)
• Husband and Wife Team Jazz it Up (6/21)
• Citizens Urged to Join Commissioners, Paint Over Graffiti Saturday (6/21)
• Cambridge Campus to be Renamed for Williams (6/20)
• Community Center to Open at Cal-Nev-Ari (6/18)
• Graffiti Day Coming (6/18)
• Heat Triggers Start of Summer Day Shelter (6/14)
• Power Outage Closes Family Court (6/14)
• Reggae in the Desert Delivers Island Sounds (6/13)
• Native Americans Featured in Local Film (6/13)
• Building Official Advocates for Funding (6/13)
• Musicians Gather for Cultural Celebration (6/12)
• The Grand Hosts Select Local Artists (6/7)
• Musicians Gather for Cultural Celebration (6/7)
• Sewer Project Near UNLV Progresses, New Lane Closures Announced (6/7)
• Free Days at the Pool (6/7)
• Human Resources Director Retiring (6/6)
• Dust Advisory Issued For Wednesday Afternoon, Evening June 6 (6/6)
• MLK Center Open House Tuesday (6/6)
• Construction to Affect Dean Martin Drive (6/6)
• Countys New High Impact Project Ordinance Goes into Effect Today (6/4)
• UMCs Boot Camp for New Dads arms new dads in preparation for fatherhood (6/4)
• North Las Vegas Justice Court Welcomes Kids In the Court (6/4)
• Celebrate the Fourth of July at County Pools (6/01)
• Meth Documentary Reaches Thousands of Southern Nevadans (6/01)

May 2007

• Lee Canyon Camps Spaces Still Available (5/31)
• McCarran Passenger Traffic Up 2.5 percent in April (5/30)
• Babysitter Class Teaches Lifesaving Skills (5/29)
• Applications Due for County After-School Programs (5/29)
• Summer Basketball Tournament Set for July (5/24)
• UMC Receives American Heart Association Achievement Award (5/24)
• Still Crazy Showcases Museums Quilts (5/24)
• New Parks and Recreation Director Named (5/23)
• Heat Safety Advice Offered To Beat Hot Weather (5/22)
• McCarran Passenger Traffic Up 3.2 percent Through April (5/22)
• Prominent Public Officials Come Together to Fight 'Meth' Abuse (5/21)
• Summer Traffic Demand Could Fill McCarran Parking (5/21)
• Agencies Team Up to Offer Heat Safety Advice (5/21)
• Public Officials Launch Landmark Campaign Against Methamphetamine Epidemic (5/18)
• No New Taxes in Proposed County Budget (5/18)
• Japanese Drumming Raises Volume on Series (5/18)
• Court Statement on Halverson Case (5/18)
• Water Sports Enthusiasts Sought For Boating Committee (5/17)
• Laughlin Land Use Plan Update Adopted (5/16)
• National Public Works Week To Be Celebrated (5/16)
• County Launches Program to Feed Children (5/16)
• Clark County Offer Summer Fun for All Ages (5/16)
• Nevada Jazz Orchestra Closes 14th Season (5/15)
• Cambridge Swim Program Receives $15,000 Gift from Wal-Mart (5/15)
• Active Adults Can Fly Into Adventure (5/14)
• West Flamingo Offers Spring Fling (5/14)
• Chief Judge Makes Difficult, Unprecedented Decision (5/11)
• Night of Art, Music Showcases Culture (5/10)
• UMC Cancer Center Hosts Survivors Day Luncheon (5/10)
• Show Tunes Get a Latin Makeover (5/10)
• Dance Brings Unique Region to Stage (5/10)
• Winning Class to Take Field Trip, Receive Prizes (5/09)
• Commissioner to Host Mother's Day Luncheon (5/09)
• Reggae in the Desert Delivers Island Sounds (5/09)
• Undone Divas Premieres June 1 (5/09)
• Health Fair Coming to District D (5/08)
• Get Ready for Summer Fun . . . and Safety (5/08)
• Summer Fun Set for Winchester (5/04)
• Dust Advisory Issued for Wednesday Afternoon Through Thursday Morning (5/02)
• County Coroner Releases Findings on Augustines Death (5/01)
• McCarran Posts 4 percent Traffic Growth through March (5/01)

April 2007

• Celebrate 'Air Quality Awareness Week' (4/27)
• County Safekey to Hold Early Registration (4/26)
• Wallenmeyer Named DAQEM Director (4/25)
• County Pools Cool Summer Heat (4/24)
• Sample Sweet Sounds of Chile (4/24)
• Greek Life Explored Through Dance (4/24)
• UMC Children's Center Receives Donation (4/23)
• UMC Offers First Look at Northeast Tower (4/23)
• National Infant Immunization Week April 21-28 (4/23)
• Regional Homeless Count Shows More Accurate Picture of Southern Nevadas Homeless Population (4/20)
• Hollywood Skate Park Dedication Set (4/19)
• Second Grader Wins Contest (4/19)
• Foster Family Recruitment Fair Friday (4/19)
• Jazz in the Park Turns Up the Heat (4/18)
• Mojave Max 2007 Contest Winner to be Named (4/18)
• Clark County Proclaims May 612 Building Safety Week (4/18)
• Justice Courts Aim to Collect Millions (4/17)
• Dust Advisory Issued for Late Tonight, Wednesday Afternoon (4/17)
• McCarran Rent-A-Car Center Opens (4/16)
• Young Authors Light a Candle of Hope (4/16)
• Animal Focus Group Meets April 17 (4/16)
• Airport Rental Car Facility Opens (4/16)
• Buster Simpson Offers Public Art Workshop (4/13)
• Childrens Festival Makes it Easy to be a Kid (4/13)
• EduCode Honors Clark County Employees (4/13)
• Dust Advisory Issued for Today, Friday (4/12)
• Clark County Fair and Rodeo to Feature Explore Your Nevada Area (4/11)
• Team Invited to Dance at Disneyland (4/10)
• Commissioners Holding Budget Workshop Wednesday (4/10)
• Dust Advisory Issued for Wednesday (4/10)
• Commissioner Weekly Brings Easter Gifts to Child Haven (4/5)
• I-15 Ramps to Open at Silverado Ranch (4/4)
• The Grand: Call for Entries (4/3)
• Expect Lane Closures on Boulder Highway at Indios (4/3)
• International Food and Folklife Festival April 21 (4/3)

  March 2007

• Shelter Offered to County's Most Frail Homeless(3/30)
• Cystic Fibrosis Center Coming to UMC(3/30)
• Jazz Singer, Reception Raise Funds (3/29)
• February traffic at McCarran climbs 2.7 percent (3/29)
• Erin Stellmons New Works at Winchester Center (3/28)
• Bunny Boogie at County Amphitheater April 7 (3/28)
• Mojave Max Has Emerged (3/26)
• Dust Advisory Issued for Today, Tuesday (3/26)
• County Building Visitors Advised of Grand Prix Traffic Impacts (3/23)
• Yaffa Carys Earth Endurance at County Building (3/23)
• Southern Nevadas Fuel Solutions on the Horizon (3/20)
• Toes Tap to Lively Russian Music (3/20)
• Summer Class Registration Opens in April (3/20)
• Childrens Festival Makes it Easy to be a Kid (3/20)
• Rosenquist Named Assistant County Manager (3/20)
• Dust Advisory issued for Tuesday (3/19)
• Three Stories Told During Spring Production (3/15)
• Native American Arts Festival Reaches 18th Year (3/14)
• RecTrek Offers Solace for Summer Boredom (3/14)
• Lebanese Folklore Explored Through Dance (3/13)
• Nellis Boulevard Sewer Line Upgrades Continue (3/9)
• Groundbreaking Marks First Senior Affordable Housing (3/8)
• Pollen Season Here Again (3/8)
• Grant Writing Workshop at Winchester Center (3/7)
• Cora Coleman Senior Aquatics Facility Opens (3/7)
• Teens Converge for Conference (3/7)
• Neighborhood Project Grants Available  (3/6)
• New Clark County Commissioner Lawrence Weekly to be Sworn in on Tuesday (3/5)
• 2007 Passenger Traffic Starts Strong at McCarran  (3/2)
• County Names Park for Former Legislator (3/2)
• Soak Up Sun with Sounds from the Islands (3/1)
• Clark County Election Department Expands Web Services (3/1)

February 2007

• Soak Up Sun with Sounds from the Islands (2/27)
• Historic Chapel to Move to County Museum(2/27)
• Itty Bitty Campers Experience Great Indoors (2/23)
• Government Center Hosts `Slow Down Nevada!' Speed Reduction Campaign (2/23)
• Soulful Sounds of Shelly Taylor Fill Theater   (2/23)
• Review Finds Every Child Accounted For & Safe  (2/22)
• Road Work to Affect Harmon, Paradise & Swenson (2/21)
• The Tayrona Theater Company will present two plays in Spanish (2/19)
• Cactus Cate is Awake! Clark Countys Desert Tortoise has Emerged from Winters Nap  (2/16)
• Yvonne Atkinson Gates Final Meeting as a Clark County Commissioner Tuesday (2/16)
• Seniors Explore Creativity Through Theater (2/16)
• Cal-Nev-Ari Celebrates Opening of Fire Station (2/15)
• Affordable Housing Comes to County (2/15)
• Local Independent Films Find Venue (2/13)
• Demo of New Chemical Response Truck Set (2/13)
• Museum Hosts Walking Box Ranch Panel (2/8)
• Trumpet Summit Meets With All-Star Lineup (2/8)
• Films Series Cooks With Culinary Flair (2/8)
• Clark County Parks Director Retires (2/8)
• Contract Negotiations Subject of News Conference (2/8)
• McCarran International Sets New Passenger Mark (2/6)
• County Expands Alternative Fuel Fleet (2/6)
• Board to Receive Alternative Fuel Report Tuesday (2/5)
• County to Report on 55 Child Welfare Cases (2/02)
• Whites Lollipops & Bubblegum at Winchester (2/02)
• Registration for County Classes in February (2/01)
• Mojave Max to Celebrate Groundhog Day (2/01)

January 2007

• Culture Kids Workshops Bring Out Stars (1/30)
• Seniors Tax & Rent Assistance Program (1/30)
• Clark County Recruiting Summer Pool Staff (1/30)
• Powerful Art Form Dances Into World Steps (1/30)
• Peruvian Music Featured During Series (1/30)
• UMC McCarran Quick Care Remains Open (1/30)
• County Upgrading ELV Sewer Pipelines (1/30)
• Media Invited to Cover First Wide Scale Regional Homeless Census (1/29)
• Culture Kids Workshops Bring Out Stars (1/29)
• Romance In The Air During Concert (01/26)
• County Hosts Black History Month Events (01/26)
• Closures to Affect Paradise, Swenson & Harmon (01/24)
• Sculpture Show Runs Jan. 29 to March 16 at Government Center (01/24)
• New Certification Required for Pool Industry (01/23)
• Community Fair at Molasky Park March 24 (01/18)
• Russell Road Detour Near McCarran (01/18)
• Children Celebrate Black History Month (01/17)
• Clark County District Court Integrates Court Clerk Functions (01/16)
• Commissioner Yvonne Atkinson Gates Retiring (01/16)
• County Appoints Acting CEO for UMC (01/16)
• Regional Effort to Count Homeless Lacks Volunteers (01/12)
• Native American Arts Festival Reaches 18th Year (01/12)
• Step Into Chilean Culture Through Dance (01/12)
• Juvenile Graffiti Program Restarting (01/12)
• Second Inquest Hearing Set for Tonight (01/11)
• County Responds to Completion of Land Appraisals Investigation (01/10)
• Dust Advisory (01/10)
• County Opens Newly Renovated Cottage at Child Haven (01/10)
• County Opens Newly Renovated Cottage at Child Haven (01/09)
• Flamenco Music, Dance Steps Into Series (01/09)
• Series Salutes Films of Sidney Poitier (01/04)
• Entertainer Brings Judy Garland to Stage (01/04)
• Clark County Seeks Youth for Summer Jobs (01/04)
• Dust Advisory Issued for Today and Friday (01/04)
• Thanksgiving Travelers Drive November Growth at McCarran (01/03)
• Air Quality Hits New Milestone (01/03)
• Toy Exhibit Reception Plays First Friday (01/02)
• Spay or Neuter Your Pet (01/02)

December 2006

• Commissioners to be Sworn In Tuesday (12/29)
• Face the Cold For Child Haven (12/29)
• CCWRD Continues Oil & Grease Disposal Program (12/29)
• County Emergency Operations Center To Activate Sunday For Multi-Agency Support (12/28)
• Hearings Set for Coroner's Inquest Process (12/27)
• Winchester Players Begin Spring Season (12/27)
• DHS Gives Local Emergency Plans Top Marks (12/26)
• Mojave Max Merchandise Now Available (12/22)
• County Now Offers Online Registration (12/19)
• County Agency Applies for Governmental Grants (12/18)
• McCarran to Host Nearly 1.5 Million Holiday Guests (12/18)
• Family Court Bailiffs Responded 'Professionally and Admirably' (12/15)
• Operation Secret Santa Returns to Town (12/15)
• Hip Hop Program Registration Now Open (12/15)
• Kitchen Gadgets Exhibit Featured at Winchester (12/15)
• Thai Dance Performance Set for Jan. 7 (12/15)
• Dust Advisory issued for Today (12/15)
• Coroner's Inquest Set For Jan. 11 (12/8)
• Maynard Ferguson Immortalized in Tribute (12/07)
• Christmas Tree Fires a Danger (12/07)
• McCarran Experiences Busy October (12/07)
• County Makes Energy Conservation Strides (12/05)
• Inspection Hours Expanded to Include Saturday (12/05)
• Motorcycle Auction Benefits County Museum (12/05)
• County to Consider New Anti-Graffiti Measures (12/04)

November 2006

• Entertainer Brings Judy Garland to Stage (11/30)
• Events Center Report Presentations Coming Next Week (11/29)
• County, City Leaders Urge Resolution to Hospital-Nurses Dispute (11/29)
• Locals Bring Smooth Sounds to First Friday Launched (11/27)
• Outreach Effort on FOGG Launched (11/20)
• Fuel Commission to Present Final Recommendations(11/20)
• Juvenile Graffiti Offender Cleanup Saturday(11/17)
• Plan Ahead To Travel Smart for Thanksgiving(11/17)
• Special Events Center Task Force Will Meet Friday(11/17)
• Winchester Players Bring Grinch to Stage (11/16)
• Winter Heating Safety Tips (11/16)
• Locals Bring Smooth Sounds to First Friday (11/16)
• Justice Court Vacancy Draws 19 Applicants (11/16)
• Barbershop Chorus Rings in Holidays (11/14)
• Commission to Receive Election Report (11/14)
• New Anti-Graffiti Plans (11/14)
• Yucca Mountain to be Discussed (11/14)
• County Leaders to Unveil Anti-Graffiti Plan (11/13)
• HazMat Conference Starts Monday (11/9)
• Walker Resigns as Clark County Director of Aviation (11/8)
• Fusion Music Takes Winchester Stage (11/7)
• Senegalese Music Takes Winchester Stage (11/7)
• Work on Strip Near Riviera Set (11/7)
• West Flamingo Seniors Plan Holiday Party (11/7)
• Free Childhood Immunizations (11/6)
• Whitney Land Use Plan Update Underway (11/6)
• World Steps Dance Series Set for Sunday(11/3)
• Adoption Fair Set for Saturday(11/3)
• Election Day Is Tuesday, November 7 (11/3)
• Roadwork to Impact Traffic Near McCarran Starting Nov. 3(11/2)
• Traffic to Slow Near Riviera Nov. 6-9 (11/2)
• Mexico Vivo to Perform Nov. 20 (11/1)
• Gilespie Pipeline Installed (11/1)

October 2006

• Early Voting Ends Friday (10/30)
• Nov. 20th Concert to Honor Mexican Independence Day (10/26)
• Off-Airport Baggage Check-in Debuts at Luxor (10/26)
• New Web Site Helps Contractors (10/25)
• Dust Advisory issued for Today, Thursday (10/25)
• Northwest County Land Use Plan Set for Update (10/24)
• Absentee Ballot Request Deadline Soon (10/24)
• Duke Ellington Tribute Planned (10/24)
• Special Events Center Task Force Will Meet Again Wednesday (10/23)
• County Coroner to Inter Body of Charles F. Augustine (10/20)
• Volunteers Needed for Homeless Stand Down (10/19)
• Anti-Marijuana Resolution Appropriate, County Argues  (10/19)
• Homeless Web Site, PSAs Unveiled (10/19)
• Clark County Shooting Park to Break Ground (10/17)
• Early Voting Begins Saturday (10/16)
• Fire Dept. Adds Rescue Unit (10/16)
• Citizens Urged to Apply to Join Town Advisory Boards, Advisory Councils (10/12)
• Free Event Transforms Park to Marketplace (10/12)
• Woody Woods Orchestra at Winchester (10/12)
• Festival Celebrates Life in Death (10/10)
• County Coroner to Exhume Body of Charles F. Augustine (10/9)
• Voter Registration Ends Oct.17 (10/9)
• Strut Your Mutt One Doggone Fun Day (10/6)
• Hazmat Conference Coming (10/5)
• Safe Boating Grant Funds Available (10/5)
• Dust Advisory issued for Today (10/4)
• McCarran to Host Emergency Exercise (10/4)
• Neighborhood Grants Available (10/3)
• Register to Vote Saturday (10/3)
• Traffic on Paradise Near Airport Affected (10/3)
• Needles Highway Improved (10/2)
• Traffic Signal Activated (10/2)

September 2006

• 'Starlight and Strings' Benefit Concert Oct. 6 (9/29)
• Veruca Salt Brings Rock to First Friday (9/26)
• County Manager Names New Intergovernmental Relations Director (9/26)
• Special Events Center Task Force Will Meet Again Wednesday (9/26)
• Tenors 4U to Perform Fall Opera Concert (9/22)
• 3-D Exhibit at Government Center (9/22)
• Dust Advisory Issued For Friday (9/21)
• Korean Air's First Las Vegas Flight Arrives Friday (9/21)
• New Location for Homeless Committee (9/21)
• Emergency Management Offers Supply Kit Tips (9/21)
• Lone Mountain Discovery Park to Open (9/20)
• 'September Follies' Takes Stage at W. Flamingo (9/20)
• Film Series Features Master of Suspense (9/20)
• First Phase of 'Safe Futures' Plan Unveiled (9/19)
• Dust Advisory Issued For Today, Wednesday (9/19)
• Robinson Named Assistant County Manager (9/19)
• Firefighter Dies (9/15)
• Strut Your Mutt Canine Event Planned (9/14)
• 'Latin America Live' at Winchester (9/14)
• Budding Filmmakers Unite for Workshop (9/14)
• CCWRD Completes Work on East Desert Inn Road (9/14)
• Dust Advisory issued for Thursday & Friday (9/13)
• Coroners Inquest Recommendations Preliminary (9/13)
• Experts Set to Offer Emergency Readiness Advice (9/13)
• Pipelines Focus of Work on Industrial, Sands, Koval (9/12)
• Teddy Geiger Shines for Moonlight Concert (9/12)
• Japanese Dance Featured in World Steps (9/12)
• Forest Service To Host Open Houses To Reduce Fire Hazards in Spring Mountains  (9/11)
• SCAMPER and TRAKER Vehicles to be on Display as Pave Road Dust Study nears Completion (9/11)
• Where Were You on 9/11? Airs Monday (9/8)
• Clark County Courts Recognized for Pioneering Innovation (9/8)
• Three Plays Included in Overnight Excursion (9/7)
• Nigerian Music Takes Winchester Stage (9/7)
• Emergency Preparedness Forum Set for Thursday, Sept. 14 (9/6)
• Local Artists Explore Life Through Prints (9/6)
• Firefighter Passing (9/6)
• Dust Advisory issued for today through tonight (9/6)
• County Manager Appoints Temporary Recorder (9/5)
• Commemoration of '9/11' Monday (9/5)
• Commissioners Enact Ban On Eminent Domain for Redevelopment (9/5)
• 'Starlight and Strings' Benefit Concert Oct. 6 (9/5)
• Portions of Sewer Pipeline Rehab Being Finished (9/1)

August 2006

• Jazz Orchestra Performs at Winchester (8/31)
• Special Events Center Task Force Will Hold Fourth Meeting Today (8/31)
• Water Line Break Temporarily Closes Laughlin Quick Care (8/30)
• McCarran Noise Reduction Study Available (8/29)
• Planning Services Expand in Laughlin (8/25)
• Crews to Begin Work on Maryland Pkwy(8/25)
• Fishbone to Headline First Friday Event (8/25)
• World Steps Series Highlights Peruvian Dance (8/25)
• Beltway Upgrade Underway Between Summerlin Pkwy. & Craig (8/23)
• Road Project to Cause Lane Restrictions (8/23)
• Whitney Land Use Plan Set for Update (8/21)
• Commission to Receive Election Report, Canvass Returns (8/21)
• Marriage Bureau to Operate 8 a.m. to Midnight, Seven Days a Week, starting Aug.30. (8/16)
• Mystery Dinner Theater Event Honors Seniors (8/15)
• CCWRD crews are repaving the last portion of East Desert Inn Road with new lane closures in the area (8/14)
• Russell Road Improvement Project Nears Completion; New Roadway Section Set To Open August 18 (8/14)
• Commission Meeting Moved from Tuesday to Wednesday Due to Election( 8/14)
• Pooches head to the Pool for Dog Daze (8/14)
• Star Catchers Host Recital Fund-Raiser (8/11)
• County, Metro Officials to Update Community (8/11)
• Clark County Officials Advise Travelers on How to Navigate Airport Security (8/10)
• McCarran is Operating Under Heightened Orange Security Alert Status (8/10)
• On-Duty Firefighter Death (8/9)
• Fall Class Registration Begins Aug. 18 (8/8)
• Woodbury, Maxfield Propose Ban on Eminent Domain for Redevelopment (8/8)
• Early Voting Ends Friday for Primary (8/7)
• Ceremonies to Highlight Beltway Finishes (8/7)
• June Passenger Numbers Up 2.1 Percent Over Prior Year Figures (8/4)
• County Applauds White Pine Bill (8/2)
• Routine Inspections Uncover Broken Sewer Pipe (8/2)
• Moonlight Concerts Bring Stars to Stage (8/2)

July 2006

• Emergency Operations Center Activated (7/31)
• Hundreds of Children in Need of a Foster Home (7/26)
• Books Available at Demonstration Garden (7/27)
• Early Voting Begins Saturday for Primary (7/26)
• CCWRD crews are wrapping up the East Desert Inn portion of the sewer pipeline rehabilitation project  (7/26)
• Water Reclamation District Extends Customer Service Hours (7/25)
• Air Quality Officials issue Ozone Advisory  (7/25)
• Ryan White CARE Act Title I Planning Council to Prioritize HIV Allocations at Annual Summit (7/24)
• County Set to Recruit 400 New Foster Families (7/21)
• Yucca Mountains' New Project Schedule Still Faces Numerous Challenges (7/20)
• Dance Performance Spices Up Afternoon (7/19)
• Mental Health Court Applauded (7/19)
• Valentine Appointed County Manager (7/18)
• 2006-'07 Real Property Tax Bills to be Mailed This Week (7/14)
• Home Movie Day Aug. 12 Celebrates Amateur Films (7/14)
• Dance Performance Spices Up Afternoon (7/14)
• UMC Turns 75 (7/14)
• Information Sought About Potential Sites of New Special Events Center (7/14)
• Air Quality Advisory Extended through Sunday (7/13)
• County Suspicions Confirmed by Inspector General Report(7/13)
• Pipeline Project Nearly Done on East DI (7/12)
• Instant Access to Jury Duty Recognized (7/12)
• Air Quality Advisory issued for Ozone, Smoke (7/12)
• Commission Chairman Directs Staff to Examine Coroner's Inquest Process (7/12)
• Fire Recruit Academy Graduation Wednesday (7/11)
• Grand Opening of Clark County Tortoise Habitat (7/11)
• Juvenile Graffiti Offender Expands During Summer (7/10)
• Nellis Extended from Hacienda to Russell (7/10)
• Voter Registration Deadline is July 15! (7/7)
• Project Prompts Lane Closures on Tropicana (7/7)
• Court Plans to Help Rural Communities (7/7)
• Guitarist Calvin Brooks to Shine in Concert (7/6)
• Flash Flood Warning issued for Central Clark County (7/6)
• Two Plays Included in Overnight Excursion (7/6)
• Automotive Interns Accelerating Toward Big Wages (7/5)
• Vehicle Extrication and Patient Removal Training for Doctors  (7/5)
• Commissioners Consider Clean-Up Amendment (7/5)
• Blue Diamond Traffic Signal To Be Activated  (7/3)
• Camp Silver Pines for Older Adults  (7/3)

June 2006

• Special Events Center Task Force Will Hold Third Meeting Thursday (6/30)
• Voter Registration Deadline is Near! (6/30)
• Heroes Return Home (6/29)
• Short Video Takes Honors at The Grand (6/29)
• Sewer Rehab Projects Abound (6/28)
• Fireworks Booths Inspections (6/27)
• 'Bridging the Gap' Inter-generational Picnic (6/27)
• Voter Registration Deadline Approaches (6/23)
• Air Quality Advisory issued for Ozone (6/23)
• Beltway from Buffalo to Durango to Open (6/23)
• County Expands 'Wi-Fi' Zones (6/22)
• County to Host Child Care Conference (6/22)
• County Manager Announces Acceptance of Position as Vice Chancellor (6/22)
• West Las Vegas to Get New Community Center (6/21)
• World Music Series Features Thai Music (6/20) 
• Pipeline Project Continues on Spencer (6/20)
• Emergency Sewer Work Set (6/20)
• Air Quality Advisory Issued for Ozone, Smoke (6/20)
• Mexico Vivo Presents International Folk Dance and Music (6/20)
• Fireworks Demo and Warnings (6/19)
• Rookies to Get Emergency Driving Training (6/19)
• Rookie Academy Practices Fire Training (6/19)
• Lane on Tropicana Avenue Closes (6/15)
• Public Comment Sought on Recycling Efforts (6/15)
• Fort Apache Work Being Completed (6/15)
• Recruits Swift Water Rescue Training (6/14)
• Dust Advisory Issued For This Afternoon, Evening (6/13)
• Proposals Weighed for Aiding Seniors (6/12)
• Clark County Employees Saluted (6/12)
• Sewer Pipeline Installation Continues on Gilespie (6/9)
• 24-Hour shift for Rookie Academy (6/9)
• Special Events Center Task Force Will Hold Second Meeting Wednesday (6/9)
• UMC named among the best places to work in Southern Nevada (6/9)
• Cottage Renovations to Help Relieve Child Haven Overcrowding (6/7)
• Water Safety Volunteers Sought (6/5)
• Pipeline Work to Begin Near Sands Convention Center (6/5)
• CCWRD Expects Traffic Delays on Tropicana Avenue (6/5)
• Young Peoples Summer Concerts Planned (6/1)
• Vehicle Repair Assistance To Start (6/1)

May 2006

• Traffic Signals to Be Activated (5/31)
• Fireworks Safety Announcements (5/31)
• UMC's Family Resource Center Teaches Teen Babysitters (5/31)
• Airport to Host 537,000 Passengers During Memorial Weekend (5/26)
• Dust Advisory Issued For Friday, Saturday (5/26)
• Passenger Numbers Continue to Climb (5/25)
• Paraguay Featured in World Music Series (5/24)
• Clark County Aquatics Events Make a Splash (5/23)
• World Dance Series Begins with Hula Dance (5/23)
• The Grand Art Competition(5/22)
• Reggae in the Desert Features Yellowman(5/19)
• Youth Orchestra Celebrates 20 Years (5/19)
• Noise Reduction Measures for McCarran Unveiled (5/19)
• Contest Winner, Class to be Rewarded (5/18)
• CCTV 4 Wins 3rd Straight 'Overall Excellence' Award (5/18)
• Residents Asked to Help Name Desert Tortoise (5/17)
• Joint Heavy Rescue Exercise Thursday (5/16)
• Back-to-School Shots Offered (5/16)
• Public Invited to Attend Monday Beltway Meeting (5/12)
• County to Break Ground on Tortoise Habitat Monday, 11:30 am (5/12)
• Ozone Advisory Issued for Friday and Saturday (5/12)
• CCWRD Work Progresses on Gilespie Street (5/12)
• Special Events Center Task Force Will Meet for First Time May 18 (5/12)
• Construction to Affect I-515/US 95 (5/11)
• Musical Melodrama New For Asylum Theatre (5/9)
• Clark County Seeks Water Sports Volunteers (5/8)
• Summer Fun Set for Winchester (5/8)
• New Juvenile Graffiti Offender Program Makes Debut (5/5)
• Goldilocks Charged (5/4)
• Commission Approves CityCenter Development Agreement With MGM MIRAGE (5/4)
• County Names New Director for Family Services Dept.(5/3)
• Residents Speak Out Through Community Survey (5/3)
• Clark County Proclaims May 7-13 'Building Safety Week' (5/2)
• McCarran Hosts More Than 4 Million Passengers (5/2)
• 2nd Annual 'Celebrating the Community' Set (5/2)
• Clark County Surpasses State of Nevada in S&P Bond Rating (5/2)
• Justice Court Aims to End Waiting in Line (5/1)  

April 2006

• Deadline Looms for Medicare Part D Signups (4/28)
• Light of Hope Ceremony Thursday (4/27)
• Family Day Features Live Fire Training Drills (4/27)
• Public Asked to Help Redraw District Boundaries (4/27)
• Emergency Management Office Honored for Helping Hurricane Survivors (4/27)
• Moody's Upgrades County Bond Rating to Highest in Nevada (4/27)
• New 'Las Vegas Events Center' Subject of Study by Task Force (4/26)
• Officials to Make Important Announcement (4/26)
• Spanish Language Podcast a First in Nevada (4/26)
• Traffic Signal Set for Sprint Mtn.& Tenaya (4/25)
• Sewer Pipeline Work  Affects Traffic on Spencer (4/25)
• Parks and Recreation Earns National Awards (4/24)
• Lifeguards Needed at County Pools (4/21)
• Back-to-School Shots Offered (4/21)
• Laughlin Town Hall Meeting Set for May 12 (4/21)
• UMC Opens Playroom for Littlest Patients (4/20)
• Fire Safety Workshop (4/20)
• Concert May 26 at Winchester Cultural Center (4/20)
• DFS Moves to Minimize Abuse, Neglect Re-referrals (4/19)
• Back to School Shot Clinic (4/19)
• Mental Health Court Graduates First Class of Consumers (4/19)
• Light of Hope Ceremony Thursday (4/18)
• Airport-Exclusive Roadway Proposed (4/18)
• Project Affects West Tropicana (4/14)
• Sewer Pipeline Work Continues on DI (4/14)
• Pipeline Work Progresses on Spencer Street (4/14)
• Cultural Awareness Campaign Launched (4/14)
• Free Sunday Family Film Matinees (4/14)
• 'Extreme Thing' Sports & Music Festival April 29' (4/14)
• Dust Advisory Issued For Friday (4/13)
• International Food & Folklife Festival April 22 (4/12)
• Annual Jazz Picnic in the Park (4/11)
• Traditional Dia del Nio at Winchester Park (4/11)
• Wallace and Gromit at County Amphitheater (4/11)
• McCarran Closes The Kitty Hawk Off Ramp (4/7)
• Friends of Winchester Benefit Concert (4/7)
• Installation Prompts Closures on Wigwam (4/7)
• Mt. Charleston to be Cleared of Debris (4/6)
• Commissioner Hosts Town Hall Meetings for Southwest Area Residents (4/7)
• UMC the First to Use Emergency System (4/6)
• Commissioners to 'Show' Animals at County Fair (4/6)
• County Joins First Friday Celebration (4/6)
• Mojave Max Contest Winner to be Announced! (4/6)
• County Offers Classes, Summer Camps (4/6)
• UMC Celebrates 75 Years of Service (4/5)
• Reggae in the Desert Features Yellowman (4/5)
• Pipeline Work Continues on Fort Apache (4/5)
• Pipelines Being Repaired on Spencer (4/5)
• County Commission to Set Priorities (4/4)
• Mojave Max Has Emerged (4/3)
• Asian District Design Overlay Public Hearing Set (4/3)

March 2006

• County Recreation Division Hosts Job Fair (3/31)
• Renowned Classical Artists to Perform (3/31)
• February Statistics Show 6.3 Percent Increase (3/23)
• Construction to Affect Rainbow, Eastern (3/23)
• Dangerous Ceramics to Open April 3 (3/21)
• Urban Search & Rescue Training Set (3/20)
• Sewer Line Repairs Needed on Strip (3/17)
• Fuel Commission Meeting Set for Tomorrow (3/16)
• Bulgarian Folk Music April 15 (3/16)
• Neighborhood Meeting Set to Target Graffiti (3/16)
• CCWRD to install new sewer pipelines (3/15)
• County, Community Partners Target Area Graffiti (3/15)
• Youth Basketball at Hollywood Recreation Center (3/14)
• Spring Fling Teen Dance at Hollywood Center (3/14)
• County Leaders to Unveil Anti-Graffiti Plan (3/14)
• Summer RecTrek Registration Set (3/13)
• 13th Annual Clark County Childrens Festival (3/13)
• State Route 160 Safety Efforts Applauded (3/10)
• Assessor Staff at Mall Saturday (3/9)
• Recorder Agrees to Step Aside (3/7)
• Allergy Sufferers Beware: Pollen Season Is Here (3/7)
• Fire Dept. Supports Nevada Reading Week (3/6)
• Forums Set to Discuss Mobile Home Proposal (3/6)
• Citizens Beware of Jury Duty Scam (3/3)
• County to Consider Emergency Grant to Help (3/2)
• Spanish Comedy Set for Winchester (3/1)
• First Project on Nellis Boulevard Completed (3/1)

February 2006

• RJC Hosts Trial Advocacy Competition (2/27)
• Overnight Closures to Affect I-515, US 95 (2/24)
• Entries Sought for Juried Fine Art Exhibit (2/24)
• January Passenger Statistics Increase 5.9 Percent (2/24)
• CCWRD pipeline rehabilitation work has been completed (2/24)
• Commissioner to Launch Hands-on Program (2/24)
• Cuban Music by Darias March 18 (2/23)
• Jazz Orchestra Returns to Winchester (2/23)
• Clark County Camp Registration Begins In March (2/22)
• UMC Takes Fear Out of Hospitalization (2/17)
• New Film Series Tempts Audience (2/17)
• Fifth Fuel Commission Meeting Set for Today (2/17)
• County Officials Host Meth Symposium (2/16)
• Election Department in Need of Workers (2/16)
• Serve on the Lone Mtn. Citizens Advisory Council (2/16)
• Laughlin Land Use Plan Set for Update (2/16)
• Commissioner Calls Meeting with Neighboring California Counties to Discuss Growth (2/15)
• Air Quality Officials Issue Dust Advisory (2/15)
• Pipeline Work Nearing Completion on Nellis (2/13)
• New Knee Prosthesis Lessens Recovery Time (2/8)
• Pipeline Work Begins on Swenson (2/8)
• Construction Efforts And Overnight Closures (2/8)
• County Commission Paves Way for USO at McCarran (2/6)
• Las Vegas Program Recognized For National Safe Sitter Of The Year (2/6)
• Year Ends With Record-Breaking Passenger Volume (2/2)
• Rhythm and Music Workshop at Winchester (2/2)
• Register for County Classes This Month (2/2)
• Clark County Parks and Recreation Honored (2/2)
• Grants Available for Neighborhood Projects (2/2)
• Southwest Residents Invited to Name New Park (2/1)
• Celebrate Mojave Max on Groundhog Day (2/1)

January 2006

• Swenson's Sewer Pipeline to See Rehabilitation Work  (1/31)
• Infant Population in Shelter Care Soars (1/30)
• Badge Pinning Ceremony Set for New Fire Chief (1/30)
• Population Estimates Show 1.8 Million (1/27)
• New Youth Sports At Desert Breeze Center (1/26)
• County-Kennedy Center Project Gets Awards (1/26)
• Gospel Music by the Gastons Feb. 25 (1/25)
• Officials Meet to Discuss Traffic Solutions for the SW (1/24)
• International Ska Circus at County Amphitheater (1/24)
• County Museum Shows Historic Black Photographs (1/23)
• Senior Citizen's Property Tax/Rent Assistance Program (1/23)
• Martinez Ceramics at County Government Center (1/20)
• Free Film Series Celebrates African-American Culture (1/20)
• New UMC Program Helps Dads Care for Newborns (1/20)
• Works Begins on Karen Avenue Pipeline (1/19)
• Fourth Fuel Commission Meeting Set for Friday (1/19)
• Neighborhood Casino Ordinance Adopted (1/19)
• Traffic Signal Is Set To Be Activated (1/18)
• Historic Pioneer Trail Completed (1/18)
• Mobile Home Park Moratorium Proposed (1/17)
• Coroner, Metro Looking for Info About Girl (1/17)
• Fire Dept. Breaks Record in 2005 (1/17)
• Miss America to Visit Tuesday's Commission Meeting (1/13)
• The Legacy of MLK Celebrated Sunday (1/12)
• Summer Business Institute Seeks Youth for Summer Jobs (1/11)
• Peace Fest Celebrates Kings Legacy Monday (1/10)
• Public Input Sought on Land Sale Nominations (1/10)
• Culture Kids Broadway Workshop at Winchester (1/9)
• The Shapiro Project at Winchester Center (1/9)
• Ancestral Rhythms Drumming Workshop Set (1/9)
• Dont Litter, Spay or Neuter Your Pet (1/4)
• Officials Question Homeland Security Rankings (1/4)

December 2005

• Fire Dept. Prepares for New Years Eve (12/29)
• Dust Advisory Issued for New Year's Eve (12/29)
• Clark County FD Looking for Arson Suspect (12/28)
• Passenger Counts Top 40 Million Before Years End (12/28)
• Homeless Continuum of Care Receives $5.4 Million (12/21)
• Airport Offers Travel Tips for Holiday Season (12/20)
• Operation Secret Santa Returns to Town (12/14)
• Asylum Theatre Company Presents Rewind (12/13)
• Nevada Jazz Orchestra Opens 13th Season Jan. 22 (12/13)
• Barbershop Groups Present Holiday Show (12/13)
• Comfort Critters Donated (12/13)
• Retailers Urged to Lock Up Spray Paint (12/13)
• Pipeline Rehab Work Continues on Nellis (12/12)
• Christmas Tree Burn Demonstrated (12/9)
• Court Links Boston with Las Vegas for Trial (12/9)
• New Whitney Recreation Center Set to Open (12/8)
• Reid to Announce Major Expansion of Wetlands Park (12/8)
• County Names New Social Service Director (12/7)
• Public Works Director Named (12/7)
• UMC Completes First Phase of Tower Construction (12/5)
• Grand Opening Brings Needed Housing to Senior Residents (12/2)