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IntersectionWorld’s biggest orgy attempt moves to Erotic Heritage Museum
The event was previously scheduled to take place at Embassy Suites during the Sin City 8 weekend.
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IntersectionVegas didn’t get Amazon’s second HQ and probably won’t get Apple’s, either
But this time, we’re on the right track.
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IntersectionA campaign begins to preserve Downtown’s neon Holiday Motel sign
In one week, nearly 370 people signed on with their support.
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IntersectionVegas’ second Women’s March event called for votes—and wider inclusion
“We have the power to change every policy and make every elected official work for us, but they cannot see division among us.”
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IntersectionBreaking down Wynn’s new plans for the Las Vegas Strip
Steve Wynn isn't wasting any time with the land he acquired in December across the Boulevard.
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IntersectionLocal women find inspiration at High Priestess Tea
The new monthly gathering is the first by the Manifesta Collective.
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IntersectionThese library apps will expand your mind—and your wallet
Hoopla and Libby by OverDrive offer instant access to your library’s digital content.
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IntersectionA local hemp oil enterprise gets a physical store—with a consumption lounge
Unlike marijuana, hemp-based CBD oil doesn’t create a high due to its small amount of THC.
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IntersectionDowntown Las Vegas’ smart signs point the way to a connected city
They provide real-time bus arrival info, and allow any user to upload their own ads, neighborhood bulletins or original art.
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IntersectionRiding Lyft’s autonomous car from CES into the future
Despite Tuesday’s rain, the demo rides were so popular, people were waiting outside for nearly an hour to try one.
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IntersectionA new federal threat creates a cloud of uncertainty for Nevada’s cannabis industry
“I’m telling everybody to go down and buy as much as you can, because tomorrow it may not be there.”
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Incidental TouristDebating the Stratosphere’s Strip-ness is like trying to define Las Vegas
Sartini has come to the completely logical conclusion that most people consider the Stratosphere to be on the Strip, even though it’s within City of ...
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IntersectionA canned food drive rewards donors with free weed
One customer alone brought in 1,000 cans.
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IntersectionComing to a library near you in 2018 …
Additional free tech and career resources abound this year.
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IntersectionLas Vegas still needs an art museum—and we can have one if we don’t lose focus
“Everything is going absolutely, positively forward.”
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Incidental TouristOn a comeback of its own, the WNBA is a great fit for Mandalay Bay
Adding a new sports team to Mandalay’s mix—and Las Vegas’—looks like a genius stroke.
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Intersection10 fitness tips for your post-holiday transformation
“Just win the day, not the week, month or year.”
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IntersectionDoes Las Vegas have enough net, post-neutrality?
The broadband marketplace here doesn’t appear big enough for spirited competition.
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IntersectionNow’s your chance to help preserve the former Hard Rock Cafe’s iconic sign
The Neon Museum has launched a $350,000 fundraiser to restore the sign to its original glamour.
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