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A Tiny Nevada Meat Shop With A Line Out The Door Every Saturday

Hickory smoke drifts over a quiet neighborhood lot long before lunch. By late Saturday morning, the line stretches past the door. This family meat business in Nevada goes back more than seventy years. Three generations have kept the knives sharp and the smokers busy. Who waits in line for a...

Las Vegas, NV · 3d
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A Nevada Grocery Store That Skips Credit Cards And Still Draws Loyal Crowds Every Day

Swipe a credit card at this checkout, and it comes right back to you. Tap-to-pay gets the same polite refusal. Cash, debit with a PIN, checks, EBT, WIC, and store gift cards all work. Credit cards simply never made the list. Sounds like a recipe for empty aisles, right? Yet...

Las Vegas, NV · 4d
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The Enormous Secondhand Shop In Nevada Where You Can Fill A Whole Cart For Next To Nothing

Thousands of donated items reach the sales floor here every day. That steady flow means no two visits look quite alike. Racks of clothes fill about half the store, sorted by type, size, and color. Can you imagine scanning a rainbow of shirts instead of a heap?. Signs mark each...

North Las Vegas, NV · 1d
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The Power Has to Get There

Nevada can build all the power plants it wants but that electricity still has to get somewhere to be useful. For the past four weeks, Great Basin Sun has looked at Nevada’s growing demand for electricity, the large industrial customers driving much of that growth, who may pay for the infrastructure required to serve them, and what happens when customers need power before the utility can deliver it.

Nevada · 1d
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Northern Nevada ranching family says wild horses threaten livelihood

RUBY VALLEY, Nev. (KOLO) — A northern Nevada ranching family says a growing wild horse population is reducing the amount of feed available for their cattle and shrinking their operation. Kenneth Jones is a partner in TI Ranches, which operates southeast of Elko. The ranch includes a 224,000-acre Bureau...

Nevada · 2d

greatbasinsun.com

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Nevada Businesses Help Build Thacker Pass Lithium Project

From industrial fabrication shops in Winnemucca to tire dealers in Battle Mountain and manufacturers in Fernley, Nevada businesses are helping build one of the state's largest industrial projects. Lithium Americas, developer of the Thacker Pass lithium project in northern Humboldt County, reports that more than 50 companies are working on...

Winnemucca, NV · 2d

Quartz

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10 Outback Steakhouse restaurants close in 4 states as franchisee files Chapter 11

Out West Restaurant Group closed 10 Outback Steakhouse restaurants in Arizona, California, Colorado, and Nevada before filing for Chapter 11. Few moments unsettle a regular diner faster than pulling into a familiar parking lot and finding the windows dark and the doors locked. Casual chain restaurants hold a particular place in American routines. Families book them for birthdays, teams pile in after weekend games, and tired couples treat them as dependable fallbacks when nobody wants to cook. A shuttered location erases one of those habits without warning. The loss leaves nearby guests wondering whether their own favorite spot will go next. Workers lose the shifts they counted on. Each closing ripples past the people who used to order dinner there.

Arizona · 1d

Animal of Things

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Running a Hobby Farm in Nevada: The Legal Rules Every Landowner Should Know

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Photo by Jean Woloszczyk / unsplash Running a hobby farm in Nevada looks simple from the road: a few chickens, a garden bed, maybe a goat or two on a couple of acres outside Reno or Pahrump. Underneath that picture sits a patchwork of county zoning codes, state tax classifications, and licensing rules that catch new landowners off guard every year. … This article, Running a Hobby Farm in Nevada: The Legal Rules Every Landowner Should Know , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Emergency Cold Weather Shelter Laws for Pets in Mississippi: What Owners Must Provide • Can Landlords Deny ESA in Arizona? What State and Federal Law Say • Can Landlords Deny ESA in Colorado? What Renters Need to Know

Nevada · 2d

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A Nevada, Reno Area Frame Shop And Gallery Locals Have Trusted For Decades

Some art spaces sell you a painting and wish you luck. This Nevada gallery also frames it, repairs it, and hangs it on your wall. The family behind it opened the doors in 1969. More than five decades later, the next generation still helps run the place. Where else can...

Reno, NV · 2d

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Bright Lending Agrees to $15 Million Class Action Settlement Over Claims It Issued Loans With Interest Rates That Violated State Laws

Bright Lending agreed to a $15 million class action settlement to resolve claims it issued loans with interest rates that violated Illinois and other state usury laws. The Bright Lending settlement benefits two classes of borrowers, namely a monetary relief class and a debt relief class. The monetary relief class...

Illinois · 1d

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USDA Sends About $2 Million in Farm Safety-Net Payments to Nevada

Nevada farmers and ranchers are in line for about $2 million in federal farm safety-net payments for the 2025 crop year, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) announced Oct. 23, money that can help Humboldt and Lander producers cover operating costs and keep dollars circulating in rural towns.

Nevada · 1d

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LVR Reports Another Dip in Home Sales, Citing Higher Mortgage Rates

LAS VEGAS – A report released Friday by Las Vegas REALTORS® (LVR) shows local home prices held steady while sales declined again in October as higher mortgage interest rates continued to be a drag on the housing market. LVR reported the median price of existing single-family homes sold...

Las Vegas, NV · 1d

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Election Results Put Credit Union Advocacy, Regulatory Oversight In Spotlight At REACH

PALM DESERT, Calif.--With Democrats poised to take control of Congress and new governors preparing to take office in California and Nevada, credit union leaders attending REACH on Wednesday were told the changing political landscape could bring increased regulatory scrutiny, renewed battles over interchange and a greater need for grassroots advocacy.

Nevada · 2d

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Developer withdraws plan for 61 homes in Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A developer has pulled its proposal from a historic Las Vegas neighborhood after fierce pushback from neighbors. Homeowners put up dozens of signs showing “lipstick on a pig” in neighborhoods near Rancho Drive and Alta Drive. Blue Heron proposed 61 homes on 12...

Las Vegas, NV · 10h

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Shoppers Are Finding A Nevada Butcher Shop Where Fresh-Cut Steaks Still Come At Fair Prices

Alligator, ostrich, and frog legs share counter space with everyday ribeyes at one family-style butcher shop. That combo alone made me stop scrolling. Then I learned the same place keeps an entire wall stocked with spices, rubs, and marinades. This is not a big-box meat aisle with plastic-wrapped mystery trays....

Las Vegas, NV · 2d

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Four Seasons Private Residences Las Vegas Tops Out Both Towers

Four Seasons Private Residences Las Vegas has topped out both its condo towers, a major construction milestone for the dual-tower development located in the luxury MacDonald Highlands community of Henderson. The project has reached $950 million in total sales, with 148 of its 171 residences under contract ahead of an anticipated Q4 2027 completion.

Las Vegas, NV · 3d

8 News Now

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City imposes more conditions for Las Vegas Arts District business to continue operating

The City of Las Vegas imposed more conditions onto Arts District hookah lounge and nightclub, Cork & Thorn, during a disciplinary hearing on Wednesday.

Las Vegas, NV · 2d

KTNV 13 Action News

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Wynn Resorts employee files national labor complaint, joining former workers

An employee is accusing Wynn Resorts of intimidating and spying on them for their support of unionizing, according to a press release from the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 501.

Las Vegas, NV · 13h

Sports Business Journal

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Bally’s funding uncertainty clouds A’s ballpark plaza plan

Bally’s Corp. is “still trying to secure the needed funding to build a multilevel podium topped by a plaza” at the A’s $2.1B ballpark, according to Mick Akers of the LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL. Bally’s is “still facing funding uncertainty” when it comes to the podium. The structure would “feature a three-level parking garage located underneath a plaza that is planned to feature retail, entertainment and dining spaces.” It is expected to cost north of $200M to build. GLPI President & COO Brandon Moore said that GLPI has “offered to fund the podium and the shared access way between the ballpark and the Bally’s project,” but that is “conditioned on the A’s and Bally’s figuring out a few outstanding business items.” Moore mentioned that the estimated cost that GLPI would fund for the podium and other project element is between $200M and $250M. He added that they “agreed to provide funding for other key elements of the site for Bally’s, while they work with the A’s to figure out the business decisions the two sides are working on.” Due to the “financial uncertainty surrounding Bally’s,” the A’s are “considering an interim plan for a plaza area that would serve as a temporary gathering place and entrance” to the club’s ballpark. If the A’s have to go with a temporary plaza, they “will need to know it needs to go forward in December.” A’s Senior Advisor Sandy Dean said that the interim plaza would “need to be permitted by June to allow it to be built on time for Opening Day in April 2028” (LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL, 11/4).

Las Vegas, NV · 1d

Fox5 KVVU

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Report: Las Vegas home sales decline again in October as mortgage rates rise

Home prices in Southern Nevada held steady while sales declined in October as higher mortgage interest rates continued to affect the housing market, according to a report released Friday.

Las Vegas, NV · 22h