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Nightclub-inspired fitness studio coming to southwest Las Vegas (opens the original)
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No need to go to the Strip for a dose of adrenaline. A world famous nightclub-inspired fitness studio is coming to southwest Las Vegas. Barry’s, previously Barry’s Bootcamp, a fitness studio chain known for its nightclub-inspired classes, is coming to UnCommons, the mixed-use development announced Tuesday. The 3,653-square-foot studio will be located next to Todo Bien and will open in early 2027. The fitness studio chain is known for its combined classes, mixing treadmill cardio with strength tr
Nevadaâs only crude oil refinery is back in operation (opens the original)
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Nevada’s only crude oil refinery has restarted production. After receiving an air permit from Nevada Division of Environmental Protection, the Eagle Springs Refinery near Ely, Nevada, is back up and running. The refinery officially restarted operations on Thursday, according to a news release. Sky Quarry, a Utah-based energy infrastructure company, has owned the Eagle Springs Refinery since 2022 when it acquired Foreland Refining Corporation, which remains its operator. The refinery shut down in
Las Vegas fast-fashion retailer closing all locations (opens the original)
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All locations of Las Vegas-area clothing retailer Rhapsodielle are closing. Rhapsodielle employees confirmed Tuesday its remaining two locations will be closing at the end of October. The storefronts are at 8455 W. Warm Springs Road and 1300 W. Sunset Road, Suite 1211, inside the Mershops Galleria at Sunset in Henderson. On Sept. 9, the retailer posted to its Instagram about the closure of the Henderson location, encouraging shoppers to use any remaining store credit and thanking them for shoppi
$10M earmarked as EDC owner eyes event center redevelopment project (opens the original)
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Ten million dollars has been earmarked for the redevelopment of an events center in the Commercial Center. The Clark County Commission allocated the funds to Insomniac, the company behind Electric Daisy Carnival, for the redevelopment of the Sahara Event Center at 800 Liberace Ave. The Tuesday vote only earmarked the money for the redevelopment; funds will be dispersed upon a formal agreement with the county’s Redevelopment Agency. According to Commissioner Tick Segerblom, Insomniac themselves w
âFeel like Caesarâ: Historic casino founderâs past home on market â PHOTOS (opens the original)
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Live like Caesar in this historic Las Vegas home. Founder of Caesars Palace Jay Sarno’s former home at 221 Dalmatian Lane is on the market. The property was listed on June 18 for $2.1 million from listing agent Rob Jensen of the Rob Jensen Company. Sarno, a famous developer and casino magnate, was responsible for founding Caesars Palace and Circus Circus. Sarno owned the home from 1981 until his death in 1984, according to Clark County property records. The eight-bedroom, seven-bathroom house ho
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