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The Vanderpump Hotel is opening today on the Las Vegas Strip, offering luxury accommodations and personalized service. With 188 redesigned rooms, a rooftop pool called Soleia, and culinary offerings including Giada De Laurentiis’ renowned restaurant, it aims to provide an intimate boutique experience distinct from larger resorts.
Credit One Bank celebrated its largest class of scholarship recipients at a ceremony in Las Vegas, awarding $300,000 to 30 students. This marks the third year of the One For The Community Scholarship Program, which has now supported 77 students, emphasizing education as a vital investment in Southern Nevada’s future workforce.
YMCA students enjoyed a VIP experience at a Las Vegas Aviators game, focusing on financial literacy through Credit One Bank’s “Number One Fan” initiative. While celebrating baseball, students learned essential financial habits. The event showcased community engagement and partnerships, highlighting the importance of education and experiences for youth development and future opportunities.
Over 100 volunteers came together in Downtown Las Vegas for the annual Downtown Cares event, benefiting the Nevada Youth Network. Participants improved the campus through painting, landscaping, and cleanup in preparation for summer activities. This effort, supported by various organizations, aims to enhance local environments for children and families.
Gaudin Technical Institute graduated its third class on May 7, honoring 14 students in its automotive technician program. Supported by a $50,000 scholarship, GTI aims to address skilled worker shortages in Southern Nevada’s automotive industry through tuition-free education, hands-on training, and industry partnerships, having graduated 31 students since its inception.
Credit One Bank received the Toastmasters International Corporate Recognition Award for its dedication to employee development through its workplace Toastmasters club, Credit One Toasters. The program, launched in August 2023, has achieved strong participation and retention, enhancing communication and leadership skills among employees while fostering teamwork and career advancement opportunities.
S.A.F.E. House is hosting its first pickleball tournament, “Dink for a Difference,” in Henderson to raise funds for domestic violence survivors. This community event encourages participation from all skill levels, aiming to foster connection and awareness about available resources. Proceeds will support vital services, emphasizing the importance of community engagement.
Neurofeedback therapy is gaining popularity as a non-invasive treatment for mental health issues in Southern Nevada, where conditions like ADHD and depression are prevalent. The Integrative Wellness Clinic of Nevada has expanded to Henderson to meet patient demand. Neurofeedback helps retrain the brain, offering personalized solutions that yield quick results for clients.
Nearly 400 community leaders attended the Women United Fashion Show Luncheon in Las Vegas, emphasizing confidence and financial stability for women. The 18th annual Suit Drive collected nearly 25,000 items, providing essential support for job seekers. Participants showcased their journeys on the runway, highlighting the program’s impact and community support for women’s empowerment.
Ethel M Chocolates in Henderson, Las Vegas, is offering limited-edition Spring Chocolate & Wine Tastings until April 5, 2026. The experience pairs handcrafted chocolates with curated wines and is open to all. Additionally, their 2026 Easter Collection features new chocolate flavors, and families can enjoy free Easter Bunny photos on select dates.
Las Vegas nightlife is evolving with the introduction of Oddyssey at AREA15, offering an immersive experience through interconnected rooms instead of a traditional dance floor. Guests journey through various atmospheres and performances, enhancing interaction. Oddyssey Manor features theatrical cocktails, while Oddyssey Noir showcases DJs and dance. The venue caters to those 21 and older.
Clark County has partnered with Olive Crest to establish a new community campus in Southern Nevada, aimed at supporting vulnerable children and families. This long-term initiative includes a resource center and housing for youth aging out of care, promoting stability and preventing crises. The project reflects strong community collaboration and ongoing commitment to child welfare.