Five myths about government spending in Nevada
Myth #1: Nevada is a uniquely low-tax state. This is only true if one takes a myopic view of state-level taxes in isolation.
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Gas cheaper than last Memorial Day, but travel expected to drop
Memorial Day weekend travel is expected to be slightly lower this year from 2012, according to a forecast this week from ...
Two festivals feed your craving for barbecue and crawfish
Whether you like crawfish or barbecue — kind of disparate choices, but both much beloved of foodies — you can indulge your palate in Southern Nevada ...
Traveling tips for Memorial Day weekend
RENO -- Memorial Day weekend officially kicks off the summer traveling season. And if you’re planning to hit Nevada’s open roads at all this summer, ...
AAA predicts fewer people to travel this Memorial Day weekend
HELENA, Mont., – AAA projects 34.8 million Americans will journey 50 miles or more from home during the Memorial Day holiday weekend, a 0.9 percent ...
Increase U.S. foreign aid spending? Darn right, panelists tell Las Vegas audience
Former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge was the keynote speaker at a breakfast event Wednesday at the Four Seasons Las Vegas organized by the ...
Tourism Officials: Visitation To CT's Major Attractions Sees Improvement
Get Business Mobile Text Alerts The state's year-old "Still Revolutionary" campaign is working, and visitation to six major Connecticut attractions ...
Ultimate inspirational destination: North Lake Tahoe
Written by guest blogger: Aimee Claire Situated on the beautiful California-Nevada border, Lake Tahoe is spoken of with bated breath by vacationers, ...
Tonopah’s 43rd Jim Butler Days May 23-27 celebrates old-fashioned fun
Back in 1900, a prospector named Jim Butler struck silver while searching for his lost burro in the area that soon became Tonopah, Nevada.
Confusing tourism and immigration
The battle over immigration reform could get heated, and local tourism leaders hope the federal government’s efforts to reduce visa wait times aren’t ...