Was taking the skeleton of an abandoned building in Pahrump and turning it into a world-class Bed and Breakfast a supreme act of blind faith? Not for Darlene Howard, a visionary who took a look at the ugly duckling, imagined its potential and bought it. After two years of intensive repair, remodeling and decorating with treasures from all over the world, Stay-at-Dars Bed & Breakfast emerged – a structurally beautiful swan with an interior to match.

This is a wonderful non-smoking and non-gaming alternative for a place to stay in the Death Valley and Las Vegas area. Stay-at-Dar’s Bed & Breakfast was designed for discriminating travelers looking for more than just a place to hang their hat and a bed to sleep in. As soon as a guest walks through the front doors,...

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Native American Day will be celebrated on Saturday, October 23, 2010 at the Lost City Museum in Overton. The festivities are planned for 9:00am to 3:00pm that day and is free to all visitors.

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When you arrive at Lake Mead Cruises’ Landing, home port to the “Desert Princess” meet the honorary greeting committee of huge fish and colorful ducks. Smile for the Friendly Camera Crew as you board the Mississippi River Style Paddlewheeler. The Snack Bar and Full Service Beverage Bar, always open and available for cash, are on the enclosed, climate controlled Second Deck, with excellent viewing from there or the enclosed Main Deck. The Promenade/Top Deck is open for unobstructed sightseeing.

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A year after a Texas man won the grand prize in Nevada Magazine’s annual photo contest, a Sparks resident has delivered the gold back to the Silver State.

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A Hawaiian Luau will be held at Ian Deutch Memorial (Honeysuckle) Park in Pahrump on Saturday, August 21. The Hawaiian dinner is the 8th annual fundraiser for the community’s United Way organization.

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