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1 week ago | 963kklz.com | Slone Terranella

One of the best homages to the dazzling, sequined, and alluring art form of burlesque in Las Vegas will soon cease operations. The Burlesque Hall of Fame announced they "have decided to indefinitely suspend the museum’s operation, effective July 20, 2025," according to the museum's social media post. The Burlesque Hall of Fame Weekender will continue and the collection will be kept safe. The organization will also maintain the local shows and the School of Striptease.

2 weeks ago | 963kklz.com | Slone Terranella

Memorial Day in Las Vegas is upon us. Usually, the city transforms into a red-and-white conglomerate of pool parties and more. But, we want to take back the meaning of the holiday and honor the people who died while serving our country. Although many people use this weekend as time to "celebrate," this is a sullen and somber day for many in our community. As Norman Schwarzkopf said, "It doesn't take a hero to order men into battle.

2 weeks ago | 963kklz.com | Slone Terranella

Memorial Day weekend in Las Vegas is here. Before we go into the fun, summer-splash activities happening in the city, we would like to take this moment to give our respect and honor to those who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces. Let's remember the true meaning of this weekend: Honoring our fallen soldiers. We give our respect and thankfulness to the families whose relatives made the ultimate sacrifice. This is an amazing event that the city of Henderson organizes annually.

2 weeks ago | x1075lasvegas.com | Slone Terranella

As the cannabis industry continues to expand in Nevada, pressure is mounting for the state's powerful gaming sector to revisit its longstanding policy barring ties to marijuana businesses. During a recent panel hosted by UNLV's Cannabis Policy Institute, former Nevada Gaming Control Board member Terry Johnson raised the possibility of reevaluating a 2014 memorandum that warned casinos against working with cannabis companies.

2 weeks ago | x1075lasvegas.com | Slone Terranella

The Las Vegas community is mourning the death of 31-year-old Edgar Quinonez, who was shot and killed during a shooting at the Northwest Las Vegas Athletic Clubs location last Friday. According to the Las Vegas Athletic Clubs' statement, "We are heartbroken to confirm that Edgar Quinonez, a beloved member of our team for over 15 years, lost his life in this senseless act of violence. Edgar was not only a valued teammate—he was family to all of us at LVAC.