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3 weeks ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Reannon Muth
Explore the best things to do in Las Vegas in 3 days based on recommendations from local experts.
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3 weeks ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Reannon Muth
Explore the best things to do in Las Vegas in 1 day based on recommendations from local experts.
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3 weeks ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Reannon Muth
Explore the best things to do in Las Vegas in 2 days based on recommendations from local experts. #1#1 in Las Vegas1 mile to city centerFree, Neighborhood/Area, SightseeingTYPEHalf Day to Full DayTIME TO SPEND1 mile to city centerFree, Neighborhood/Area, SightseeingTYPEHalf Day to Full DayTIME TO SPENDOnce you pass the famous "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign along Las Vegas Boulevard South, it won't be too long until you're cruising the Strip.
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2 months ago | 
knpr.org | Reannon Muth
Loving yourself means valuing your strengths and having compassion for your shortcomings. Easier said than done. “Self-care is oftentimes misunderstood as merely ‘pampering,’ like bubble baths and pedicures,” says Nikki Beecher, a licensed marriage and family therapist. But there’s much more to taking care of your mind, body, and soul, as she and other self-care experts will tell you. Here’s some of their advice.
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2 months ago | 
knpr.org | Reannon Muth
Nowadays it can feel as though it’s both easier and harder than ever to get married in Las Vegas. It’s easier because, thanks to the trend in pop-up weddings, you can now get hitched nearly anywhere, including on street corners, inside a record store, or atop the parking garage at Binion’s. It’s harder because now you have nearly endless options to choose from. Should you tie the knot in the bar where you and your soon-to-be spouse first met? At that bookstore where you had your first date?
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May 1, 2024 | 
newsbreak.com | Reannon Muth
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May 1, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Reannon Muth
My two-year-old daughter and I are onboard a vintage locomotive, watching as a baby deer leaps in and out of the desert brush next to us. The sun is setting behind the hazy blue mountains as the wind whips through the open train car. We’re on our way to star gaze through high-powered telescopes on a stretch of Nevada desert known for being one of the darkest places on the planet. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and it’s one I’m sure I’ll remember forever.
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Mar 5, 2024 | 
travel.usnews.com | Reannon Muth
People have long associated Sin City with smoky lounges, yard-long cocktails and all-you-can-eat-buffets. But for the past decade, Las Vegas has also been quietly making a name for itself as a top destination for health and wellness. Several resorts now feature in-room wellness amenities, and Las Vegas ranks among the top cities for vegan and vegetarian cuisine. Then there are, of course, the spas.
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Jan 30, 2024 | 
knpr.org | Reannon Muth
When people move to Las Vegas, they often buy a house. They may buy a car. When Nicholas Barnes moved to Las Vegas from Oakland, California he bought a mine. Buying a mine (the mineral rights, to be exact) was far from easy, as it turned out. The process is not like buying a house — there is no equivalent of Zillow. Just finding one can be a challenge.
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Nov 30, 2023 | 
knpr.org | Reannon Muth
It’s 7 a.m. at a beach at Lake Las Vegas, and the mermaids are singing. Farasha Deneen, who goes by the name Mermaid Farasha, hums the melody from the film The Little Mermaid, as she moves her arms above her head, ballerina-like. She’s sitting on the white sand beach of a golf course next to two other local mermaids, Rachel Novak and Madison Machen, her purple and turquoise tail partially submerged in the water.
