Boulder City Review

The Boulder City Review is a weekly publication that is part of the Las Vegas Review Journal. It first hit the stands on October 29, 2009. Readers can find the print version of the Boulder City Review available every Thursday morning.

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BC welcomes city manager

1 week ago | bouldercityreview.com | Bill Evans

Boulder City’s new City Manager Ned Thomas chose an auspicious day to start his new job. No, that is not a reference to April 15 as Tax Day, but it is about finances. In his first “act” as the guy in the Big Chair, he attended a previously-scheduled special city council meeting where the tentative budget for fiscal year 2026 was presented.
Democracy dies in … Oh, shut up

1 week ago | bouldercityreview.com | Bill Evans

OK, so, fair warning. I may be a little “spicier” than normal. It’s been a challenging couple of weeks and I’m in a worse mood than usual. It started with me getting thrown out of my own band over my stated intention to wear a kilt onstage. OK, so it is more complicated than that. I had been unhappy for a long time over the band’s failure to commit (as we had all agreed to when we started the thing) to making original material more of a priority.
Pickleball courts break ground at Veterans Park

1 week ago | bouldercityreview.com | Ron Eland

For those who enjoy pickleball, work began this week on new, designated courts for one of the country’s most widely-played sports. The courts, at the Veterans Memorial Park, will take about 90 days to complete. “Pickleball continues to be a growing sport, and several Boulder City residents had expressed a desire for dedicated outdoor courts,” Parks and Recreation Director Julie Calloway said.
City seeks state PERS law carve-out

1 week ago | bouldercityreview.com | Bill Evans

If you thought that the pace of state legislation in Nevada — a state with a part-time legislature that meets only every other year — would be a slow stroll rather than a break-neck run, you might be surprised to find out that there are well over 1,000 bills being considered at some level in this session. Of those, 157 have enough potential to affect Boulder City that staff, and the city’s hired lobbyist, are closely tracking their status.
Lady Eagles win ninth straight

1 week ago | bouldercityreview.com | Robert Vendettoli

Currently on a nine-game winning streak, Boulder City High School softball won a trio of games this past week to advance to 13-7 on the season. Facing one of their toughest challenges against SLAM Academy (16-2) on April 9, the Eagles rallied back with a three-run seven inning to defeat the Bulls 11-9. Not accustomed to trailing in 3A play, head coach Angelica Moorhead acknowledged that it was good for the girls to experience some adversity.
‘Comedy of Errors’ coming to Boulder City

1 week ago | bouldercityreview.com | Ron Eland

William Shakespeare is coming to Boulder City. Well, sort of. The Nevada Shakespeare Festival, in conjunction with Main Street Boulder City, is bringing Shakespeare’s “The Comedy of Errors” to town on Friday, April 25 during a night that’s being dubbed Shakespeare Under the Stars. The free event begins at 6 p.m. at Bicentennial Park. Attendees are asked to bring a chair or blanket.
Living costs, inflation cited as challenges

2 weeks ago | bouldercityreview.com | Bill Evans

“Full disclosure,” Jennifer Hedland, the community resource liaison (CRL) said as she began to present the city council with an annual report in its meeting this week. “I’m nervous and I’m glad there are not a lot of people here tonight,” she said. There were only a handful of people in council chamber for the meeting other than the members of the city council and a few staffers. “I was hoping that the fire department or EMS might be here in case I go into cardiac arrest,” she joked.
Remains of missing WWII pilot buried in Boulder City

2 weeks ago | bouldercityreview.com | Ron Eland

The family of Lt. Robert D. McKee has finally had some closure regarding their loved one, albeit 80 years later. Last summer, McKee’s remains, found during an excavation project in Germany were identified and were returned. His remains were buried at the Southern Nevada Veterans Cemetery in Boulder City last Friday. A special service and flyover took place that included members of his family, military personnel and guests.
Champs still unbeaten in 3A play

2 weeks ago | bouldercityreview.com | Robert Vendettoli

Remaining undefeated in 3A play, Boulder City High School boys volleyball routed SLAM Academy 3-0 on April 2. Defeating the Bulls 25-11, 25-18, 25-17, Gibson Lamoreaux led the way with 10 kills, while Carson Alder and Levi Randall each recorded six kills. In a giving mood, Sam O’Shaughnessy dished out 19 assists, while Garrett Adams added nine assists. On defense, Alder blocked four shots and Randall blocked three shots, while David Zwahlen and Tyler Bradshaw each added eight digs.
Girls dominant in home track meet

2 weeks ago | bouldercityreview.com | Robert Vendettoli

Hosting a weekday meet, Boulder City High School girls track and field picked up a huge victory over 4A programs Desert Oasis and Rancho on April 1. Finishing on top of the podium, the Eagles scored 76 points, followed by Rancho (57.5) and Desert Oasis (47.5). “It’s really important for the team to win these weekday races, especially when we’re at home,” head coach Mark Misuraca said. “We have a lot of new talent and these events are giving them confidence.