What a beautiful night at Lone Mountain Park for our Candlelight Concert under the stars. It was wonderful to see so many families, friends, and neighbors come together to enjoy great music in such a unique setting. Looking forward to many more memorable evenings together!

RESIDENTS ‼️ Lone Mountain Regional Park will be closed beginning at 8 a.m. on Saturday, June 13 as preparations get underway for Commissioner April Becker's Dark Skies at Lone Mountain event. Teams will be busy transforming the park into a magical, candlelit concert experience under the stars- setting up the stage, lighting, seating areas, refreshments, local vendors, and all the special details that will make this free community event one to remember. 🎻🕯️✨ We appreciate your patience. The park will open for event guests at 6 p.m. 🌌

Don’t miss out on our market tonight at Mountain Crest Park from 4 PM to 8 PM! 🍑🍒 This week’s highlights: fresh peaches, juicy plums, and sweet cherries. Come shop local and enjoy the best flavors of the season!

The Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign lit up in red Wednesday as Clark County Commissioner April Becker hosted a special ceremony recognizing the Vegas For Athletes Summer Games and National Outdoors Day. bit.ly/3QgyFwK

The Welcome to Las Vegas sign is now glowing red in support of #VegasForAthletes Summer Games and #NationalOutdoorsDay! 🔴🔴 Hosted by @Commishbecker, today's lighting ceremony recognizes the organization's work providing free heart screenings to Southern Nevada student-athletes and promoting youth health and wellness.

Don’t miss out this Friday! 🌿✨ Come shop local, enjoy the community, and taste the season’s best! 👋 #ClarkCounty

Last year, a local hospital was denied a new designation for trauma medical care in the Las Vegas Valley. However, critics say the move was an attempt to block the designation from harming a local public hospital. @Oona_Milliken thenevadaindependent.com/pre…

I am humbled by the support I received from voters across the district. Thanks to Governor @JoeLombardoNV, Commissioner @VoteAprilBecker, and all the community leaders who have backed our campaign. Our fight for a better Clark County continues! Join me at heidikasama.com

This Saturday, Lone Mountain Regional Park will transform into a magical outdoor concert experience featuring a live string ensemble performing modern favorites by the warm glow of candlelight. Bring your loved ones, spread out a blanket, and enjoy music, community, and the beauty of the desert at dusk. ✨ Free admission 🧺 Complimentary blankets and light refreshments available while supplies last 🕯️ Shop permanent jewelry and handcrafted candles from local vendors 🌌 A perfect night for families, friends, date night, or simply enjoying the stars Hosted by Commissioner April Becker this, enchanting evening is your chance to slow down, soak in the atmosphere, and experience Lone Mountain in a whole new light. 📅 Saturday, June 13th ⏰ 7:00PM 📍 Lone Mountain Regional Park 9825 W. Lone Mountain Rd. Las Vegas, NV 89129 We can't wait to see you beneath the stars. ✨💫

VEGAS WINS IT IN DOUBLE OT

Las #Vegas Earthquake We felt swaying here at the Clark County Government Center in the downtown area. Some of the strongest tremors were felt in Summerlin, makes sense given that's on the west side closest to the earthquake. 📷: @USGS_Quakes & @NVEarthquakes

Those of you in Las #Vegas and Clark County - if you felt something, you weren't imagining things. We felt some swaying here at the Clark County Government Center. ⬇️

One wonders when institutions such as Clark County will stop playing games with the taxpayer's money, stop trying to hide embarrassing mistakes, and come clean. If they refuse, people such as @MaryHynes1 will be there to see they do it anyway. reviewjournal.com/investigat…

#ForgedInGold! #VegasBorn gets it done when the chips are down! #SoundTheSiren started out like Hurricanes but ended with just a ripple. But these guys are good. Going to be a fight to the finish in this #StanleyCup Final. #GoKnightsGo!

Our campers had a dino-mite time at Dino Day at Durango Hills YMCA! 🦖🦕 From interactive dinosaur puppets to hands-on crafts, campers enjoyed a day filled with prehistoric fun, creativity, and adventure. We loved seeing their imaginations come to life!

An activist’s Satanic prayer before a County Commission meeting stirred controversy and triggered a discussion about whether prayer is appropriate for public meetings. STORY: lvrj.com/post/3831729

A Satanist offered an invocation at recent Clark County meeting. George Washington wouldn't have approved. reviewjournal.com/opinion/op…

Aron Ra, identifying as a non-theistic Satanist, opened the Clark County Commission meeting with an invocation inspired by the seven tenets of the Satanic Temple. He did not come to unify the room. He came to lecture it. (Brittany Sheehan) nevadanewsandviews.com/clark…

Today we honor the brave Americans who gave their lives defending our country and our freedoms. As we spend time with family and friends this Memorial Day, let us remember the heroes who made it all possible. God bless our fallen service members, their families, and the USA. 🇺🇸

The invocation at Clark County has been in place long before I was elected. The County guidelines, that invocation speakers agree to and sign, don’t allow for divisive or demeaning language to other groups. It is not a time to argue your political beliefs, there is time given during public comment to voice these types of opinions. I understand our Constitution, all faiths are able to and have participated in the County’s invocation. In my term, I have witnessed many different religious communities participate and have never heard any disrespectful language used during the invocation. It is delivered peacefully and is usually an encouraging message. Unfortunately this did not occur before the Tuesday BCC meeting. The person mocked and ridiculed other religious groups, which is not allowed. Political and sectarian statements are not allowed. The theatrics are also not allowed. What should have been a moment of reflection and encouragement was turned into an attack on some audience members’ beliefs. Again, this is not allowed. My recommendation is, and will continue to be, there must be consequences when rules are broken. I believe this person should be prohibited from participating again.