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Low turnouts plague GirlFestival: Participants still find worth in showcasing their musical talents; Monday, Oct. 26, 2009; The first half of Las Vegas GirlFestival was marred with low turnouts, and unfortunately, that streak continued Saturday night, as one of the festival’s final shows failed to draw any real audience to Beauty Bar. Luckily, the participants of the third annual showcase of female talent still found the good in GirlFestival.
Hallowiener features large contingent of costumed canines: Event at Barkin' Basin dog park brings dachshund enthusiasts together; Monday, Oct. 26, 2009; The sounds of yapping, both human and canine, filled the aptly named Barkin’ Basin dog park Saturday as Hallowiener brought together dachshund enthusiasts for a day of healthy competition, camaraderie and charity.
No love for the ladies: Las Vegas Girl Festival fails to draw big crowds; Friday, Oct. 23, 2009; Where my girls at? On stage at Girl Festival... but where's the audience?
Fame 'Within Reach' for Theory of Flight: Band to release debut album Oct. 16 at Town Square event; Friday, Oct. 9, 2009; Theory of Flight has made quite a name for itself since forming in 2007. Now, the mainstream rock sextet is preparing to move from being Las Vegas music scene regulars to national spotlight seekers.
One Loud Secret, one great cover: Friday, Oct. 9, 2009; If it's loud enough, is it really a secret anymore?
Calicos keeping it catchy: But alt-rock band's recorded tracks more even than its stage performance; Monday, Sept. 28, 2009; Hours before local cow punk heroes the Clydesdale's heavily attended CD launch party at Bunkhouse during Neon Reverb, a lesser-known band called Calicos stood on a stage five feet wide in a lesser-known bar called the Square Apple. Like the Clydesdale, the alt-rock trio is peddling their new album.
Psychedelic Furs front man psyched about show: Richard Butler bubbly as he interacts with fans; Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009; The majority of attendees at the House of Blues concert Tuesday seemed happy to be there, but none seemed quite as excited as Psychedelic Furs front man Richard Butler.
Neon Reverb: The best of the Bunkhouse: Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009; Cow punk rockers The Clydesdale celebrated the release of their latest CD with an energetic party that only Neon Reverb could host. The show brought the band to the Bunkhouse along with The Mad Caps, Leopold and his Fiction and The Flametrick Subs. The music was great, and we couldn't pick just one favorite melodic moment from the night. However, there were some obvious standouts.
Neon Reverb: Banter at Boomers: Comments and catch phrases heard at the Las Vegas music fest; Friday, Sept. 18, 2009; Here are three comments we heard during the Nobunny, Monster Zero and Mapes show at Neon Reverb.
Zombie Shaker Box rocks the vote to win battle of bands: Shattered Empire places close second in final round of Duel in the Desert; Monday, Sept. 14, 2009; Coordinated by Vegas Star Booking and held at Cheyenne Saloon, Duel in the Desert began in May with 36 local bands. Months of preliminary, secondary and semi-final rounds chizzled the bunch to nine finalists, who played over two nights, Friday, Sept. 11, and Saturday, Sept. 12, to determine the winner — Zombie Shaker Box.

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Trick or Tweet: Caesars offers Halloween treats for guests: Monday, Oct. 12, 2009; Caesars Palace offers up some trick-or-treat goodies with an online interactive promotional package during the weekend of Oct. 30-31.
County offers swimmers a holiday freebie: Friday, July 4, 2008; While the Sunrise Recreation Center lacks the twisting slides, gushing fountains and play areas of the county's flashier water parks, the atmosphere this Fourth of July was still one of lighthearted fun -- and all set to the tune of cannonball splashes, giggling children and the lifeguards' constant reminders to "walk, don't run."
Gibbons proposes tax amnesty program: Monday, May 5, 2008; In an effort to increase state revenue in a time of budget crises, Gov. Jim Gibbons is proposing a tax amnesty program to collect millions of dollars in delinquent taxes and bring additional business into Nevada's tax system.
Wengert students to have mock wax museum: Tuesday, April 29, 2008; Some of history's most famous figures will appear at Wengert Elementary School Friday May 2, thanks to a group of fifth-grade students.
Investigation continues in motorcyclist death: Monday, April 28, 2008; Police are continuing their investigation into the death of a 39-year-old Henderson motorcyclist struck last week by a pickup truck at an intersection near Stephanie Street.
Henderson mayor to be 'guest scooper' for poverty program: Monday, April 28, 2008; In a partnering that may seem stranger than the short-lived ice cream flavor Chocolate Orange Fudge, Ben & Jerry's is joining forces with the ONE Campaign to raise awareness over the fight against global poverty and preventable disease.