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- People on the Move: March 4, 2024
- By VEGAS INC Staff
- In the Notes: Amari Italian Kitchen & Wine Shop, Kelvin Watson, SR Construction, Southern Hills Hospital and Medical Center and more ...
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- Nevada's first regulated cannabis consumption lounge opens in Las Vegas
- By Grace Da Rocha
- In the seconds before the first state-regulated cannabis consumption lounge would open at Thrive Cannabis Marketplace near the Strip, Clark County Commission Tick Segerblom prepared for the occasion. Segerblom, a lawmaker who has long advocated for the advancement of legal marijuana, held a joint ...
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- Nevada attorney general joins lawsuit challenging supermarket merger
- By Las Vegas Sun Staff
- Nevada’s Aaron Ford is joining several other state attorneys general and the Federal Trade Commission in filing a lawsuit challenging the proposed merger of Kroger and Alebertsons. The merger of the ...
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- North Las Vegas provides runway for renewable jet fuel company
- By Katie Ann McCarver
- Edgewood Renewables, a biofuel production company, is planning a biorefinery for the site of a former fuel terminal in North Las Vegas, with CEO Steve Harrington saying the goal is to kick off construction within the next six months and be operational by 2026.
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- People on the Move: Feb. 26, 2024
- By VEGAS INC Staff
- In the Notes: Christiaan van Buuren, Ryan Rowland, Edward Abraham, Carl’s Donuts, Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation, Lisa Rose and more ...
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- Vegas Inc celebrates exemplary executives with the 2024 C-Suite Honors
- By VEGAS INC Staff
- This year's C-Suite honorees represent nonprofits, sports, gaming, government and other industries critical to the success of the cities we call home. Each honoree displays leadership and innovation in his or her field while elevating their employees and their businesses.
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- Nevada-based ghost gun manufacturer agrees to stop sales to Maryland residents
- By Lea Skene, Associated Press
- A leading manufacturer of ghost guns has agreed to stop selling its untraceable, unassembled firearms to Maryland residents under a settlement agreement announced Wednesday by the city of Baltimore. City leaders ...
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- Clark County pushes back discussion on F1 impacts
- By Grace Da Rocha
- Clark County has pushed back a discussion on the inaugural Formula One race and its impact on small businesses that had been set for this week. Kevin Schiller, Clark County manager, told commissioners ...
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- Travelers at Las Vegas airport give thumbs-up to robot manicurist
- By Katie Ann McCarver
- Taking her cues from the machine, Mikel selected a bright red color for her nails and settled in. The mechanized manicurist painted Mikel’s nails one at a time, swirling the brush in concentric circles to fully cover them, only stopping occasionally to give her instructions, like where to rest her arm or hand for the best results. “Everyone really ...
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- Biotech startup aims to make big impact in Las Vegas and nationwide
- By Katie Ann McCarver
- Heligenics has partnered with Roseman University to work out of the nearly 70,000 square feet of wet lab and office space at its Summerlin campus ....
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- Tech leader: Understanding customer preferences is vital for innovation in hospitality
- By VEGAS INC Staff
- Robert Rippee has been a central figure in the development of the Black Fire Innovation Hub since its inception. He is responsible for guiding the hub’s programming and curriculum ...
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- People on the Move: Feb. 19
- By VEGAS INC Staff
- In the Notes: Patient Protection Commission, Natalie Allred, Joshua Campa, Bob Glaser, Sarah Guindy, Emily Hollister, All’Antico Vinaio and more ...
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- ACLU challenges Las Vegas Strip bridges law in federal court
- By Grace Da Rocha
- The American Civil Liberties Union of Nevada is suing Clark County over an ordinance that bans stopping or standing on pedestrian bridges on the ...
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- Board issues first state license for marijuana lounge in Las Vegas
- By Grace Da Rocha
- The Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board has issued the first license for a cannabis consumption lounge in the state. Smoke and Mirrors, attached to Thrive Cannabis Marketplace on Sammy Davis Jr. Drive in ...
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- Las Vegas businesswomen 'don't slouch around,' report finds
- By Katie Ann McCarver
- Abingdon Mullin always wanted to be a pilot. So, when she completed flight training, she wanted to buy herself something nice—a pilot’s watch. That’s when she learned what a gap in the market there was for ...
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