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Blast from the past: Nevada’s bizarre nuclear testing culture

1 month ago | goodinfo.news | Aleza Freeman |Claire Mainprize

Share Between 1951 and 1992, significant nuclear weapons tests lit up Nevada skies. The atomic mushroom clouds and bursts of light are still a pop culture phenomenon. It’s been 62 years since some of the country’s most notable nuclear weapons tests lit up the Nevada skies, fascinating tourists and locals in Las Vegas and up to 100 miles away.
10 haunted houses in Nevada, ranked by their fear factor

Oct 10, 2024 | goodinfo.news | Aleza Freeman

Share For some frightening fun this Halloween, hit up these 10 haunted houses in Nevada, each ranked by its fear factor (lowest to highest). Halloween season is unlike any other time of year. We let our kids ask strangers for candy, turn a blind eye to the skull on our neighbors’ lawn, and pay good money to stand in line for our turn to be scared by zombies and monsters.
The hottest & coldest days in Nevada history

Sep 30, 2024 | goodinfo.news | Aleza Freeman

Share A look at the highest and lowest temperatures in Nevada, from scorching heat in Las Vegas to bone-chilling cold in Reno. When it comes to weather, Nevada goes to extremes. The Silver State is the country’s driest, but it’s also teeming with mountains. The dry air and varied topography bring hot summers and cold winters.
10 of the best Mexican carnicerias in Nevada

Sep 26, 2024 | goodinfo.news | Aleza Freeman

Share From Reno to Las Vegas, here are 10 of the best Mexican meat markets, or carnicerias, in northern and southern Nevada. Mexican meat markets, or carnicerias, are a staple among Latino communities in Nevada. These stores often offer a wide variety of meat selections and top-quality cuts used in authentic Mexican cuisine as well as marinated and pre-seasoned meats that are ready to throw on the grill.
10 spooktacular ways to celebrate Halloween 2024 in & around Las Vegas

Sep 23, 2024 | goodinfo.news | Aleza Freeman

Share From candy and costumes to tricks and treats, here are 10 spooktacular ways to celebrate Halloween 2024 in Las Vegas. Las Vegas is getting into the spirit for Halloween 2024. A favorite of kids and adults alike, it’s a time for decorations and dress up, for facing your fears and carving pumpkins.
Follow our mural trail to see local art in Vegas

Sep 23, 2024 | goodinfo.news | Aleza Freeman

Share From downtown to Chinatown to a historic neighborhood on the westside, here’s where to look for murals in Las Vegas. Las Vegas may not be the mural capital of the world, but we’re catching up. Decorative murals. Innovative murals. Murals with a message. Every day, more and more walls are coming to life.
Why Ligonier is the best small town in Pa. to spend a fall day in

Sep 14, 2024 | goodinfo.news | Kalena Thomhave

Share Visit the small town of Ligonier this fall to enjoy colorful foliage, a happening town festival, and autumnal activities like a corn maze. There’s nothing quite like the magic of fall: colors turn, spooky season descends, and pumpkin-scented candles pop up in your house out of thin air.
Post-breakup activities to do by yourself or with friends in Las Vegas

Sep 14, 2024 | goodinfo.news | Aleza Freeman

Share These Sin City activities will help you stay busy and hopefully ease the pain of a broken heart. Nothing other than time truly heals a broken heart. Living it up in Las Vegas, however, comes pretty close.
8 ways to celebrate 2024 Hispanic Heritage Month in Vegas

Sep 10, 2024 | goodinfo.news | Aleza Freeman

Share Nevada has welcomed Hispanic and Latin Americans since its Old West origins. Today, there are 890,257 Hispanic people living in Nevada, 213,828 of whom live in Las Vegas. So, it’s no surprise that Las Vegas is going all out with events and activities for Hispanic Heritage Month.
O’zapft is! It’s time to celebrate Oktoberfest in Nevada

Sep 6, 2024 | goodinfo.news | Aleza Freeman

Share Here’s a look at the major Oktoberfest events going on in Nevada throughout September and October. Break out your dirndls and lederhosen. A taste of Bavaria is headed to the Silver State. Mixing German authenticity and Western charm, Oktoberfest in Nevada is celebrated throughout September and October.