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Data center rules, Nevada’s 3rd District race and Commerce Street closure (opens the original)
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Lombardo sets new rules for data centers, Nevada’s 3rd District race draws national attention and storm drain work closes part of Commerce Street.
Road Less Traveled (opens the original)
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If you’re looking for a tourist experience on the Loneliest Road in America, don’t rely on Nevada in Our Teeth: Crossing Highway 50, a slim new travelogue in verse by Las Vegas poets Jennifer Battisti and Andrew Romanelli. Sure, you could deduce from its pages a few points of visitor interest in the cow counties — Lehman Caves sounds groovy, as does the Churchill Arts Council gallery in Fallon, and the Drugstore Museum in McGill, “a relic that stuns us with humanity,” Battisti writes — but the a
Three Questions: Isaac Ariail Reed (opens the original)
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Isaac Ariail Reed isn’t your ordinary parachute intellectual. A sociology prof at the University of Virginia, he’s fascinated by Las Vegas — he’s writing at least one book about it. But unlike many with the Vegas bug, he visits frequently, has interviewed dozens of culture-shapers, and was delighted that his essay in The Hedgehog Review last fall generated local pushback. “I come from the Jewish dinner table school of conversation,” Reed says. “I tend to thrive on back-and-forth.” What brings yo
Obituary: Rodolfo Fernandez (opens the original)
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If you had encountered Rodolfo Fernandez during his 1980s and ’90s heyday in Las Vegas, you would not have been surprised to learn he was a conductor. He looked the part: “He had the most magnificent head of hair. Legendary,” says French horn player Beth Lano. “With that hair and the mustache, he cut quite the figure in his concert attire.” His was a face destined to be framed by arms moving in fluid, precise musical notation. In addition to being a talented cellist himself, Fernandez, who died
Three Questions: Isaac Ariail Reed (opens the original)
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Isaac Ariail Reed isn’t your ordinary parachute intellectual. A sociology prof at the University of Virginia, he’s fascinated by Las Vegas — he’s writing at least one book about it. But unlike many with the Vegas bug, he visits frequently, has interviewed dozens of culture-shapers, and was delighted that his essay in The Hedgehog Review last fall generated local pushback. “I come from the Jewish dinner table school of conversation,” Reed says. “I tend to thrive on back-and-forth.” What brings yo
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