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Clark County School Board Faces Heated Debate Over Book Censorship and Student Access to Diverse Literature

Sunday, September 14 by Nick Bonsanto

A routine Clark County School Board meeting quickly became a battleground over censorship and the freedom to read, following controversy sparked by an email from Sierra Vista High School principal Jessica Lovell. Lovell suggested to fellow high school administrators that they use the Moms... Read More.

Two Men Indicted for High-End Burglaries and Linked to Gang-Related Killing in Clark County

Saturday, August 30 by Nick Bonsanto

Clark County grand jurors have indicted two men, Rashid Soukesian and Eduardo Baez, in connection with a series of burglaries involving significant amounts of stolen cash and over $1 million in property. The charges include three counts of residential burglary and one count of... Read More.

Clark County Faces Rising Subprime Credit Scores Amid Economic Pressures

Tuesday, August 26 by Nick Bonsanto

The increase in the number of Clark County residents with subprime credit scores is becoming a significant concern. As of the second quarter of 2025, approximately 30.1% of residents have a credit score of 660 or less. This marks a rise from 27.7% in... Read More.

Licking County Communities Consider Merger to Preserve Rural Character and Gain Development Control

Tuesday, August 19 by Lyle F

As western Licking County experiences rapid growth, two communities are considering a merger to protect rural life and maintain influence over local developments. This November, residents will vote on a proposal to merge the Village of Alexandria with St. Albans Township. The merger aims to... Read More.

New Contract Boosts Pay and Benefits for Clark County Teachers

Monday, August 18 by Nick Bonsanto

The proposed contract for Clark County School District teachers introduces several significant changes aimed at enhancing teacher compensation, addressing classroom vacancies, and improving overall teacher well-being. Key aspects of the contract include maintaining the current system of annual salary increases and creating new pay categories... Read More.

Clark County Woman Charged with Animal Cruelty With 27 Cats Found Dead In Her Home

Wednesday, August 13 by Nick Bonsanto

A woman from Clark County has been charged with animal cruelty after authorities found 48 cats in her home, most of which were deceased. According to the Metropolitan Police Department, Elisabeth Convington's residence contained 27 dead cats and 21 living but ill cats. The... Read More.

Measles Virus Detected in Clark County Wastewater Highlights Importance of MMR Vaccination

Thursday, August 7 by Nick Bonsanto

The Southern Nevada Health District recently detected the measles virus in Clark County's wastewater. Although there are no confirmed measles cases in the county since 2018, this finding suggests the possibility of undiagnosed viral infections. The health district emphasizes the importance of ensuring children... Read More.

Are You Truly Country? Discover the Red-Dirt Truths of County Life

Wednesday, July 30 by Lorenzo North

Let’s be real: not everyone’s cut out for the country life. But here at County Line, we know our people. If you’ve ever two-stepped in a gas station parking lot, name-dropped Morgan Wallen like he’s your cousin, or judged someone based on how they... Read More.

Clark County Enacts New Ordinance to Prevent Underage Drinking in Hotels and Venues

Saturday, July 26 by Nick Bonsanto

Clark County has recently passed an ordinance aimed at curbing alcohol consumption by minors in hotel rooms and specific entertainment venues. This ordinance, approved by the County Commission, targets alcohol provisions in hotel rooms and private areas within movie theaters, sports arenas, and convention... Read More.

Clark County Launches $500,000 Grant Program for Struggling Small Businesses

Wednesday, July 16 by Nick Bonsanto

Clark County is initiating a grant program to distribute $500,000 to small, locally owned businesses facing financial challenges in District D, which covers parts of Sunrise Manor and areas within Las Vegas and North Las Vegas. The program, introduced by County Commissioner William McCurdy... Read More.

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Clark County School Board Faces Heated Debate Over Book Censorship and Student Access to Diverse Literature

Two Men Indicted for High-End Burglaries and Linked to Gang-Related Killing in Clark County

Clark County Faces Rising Subprime Credit Scores Amid Economic Pressures

Licking County Communities Consider Merger to Preserve Rural Character and Gain Development Control

New Contract Boosts Pay and Benefits for Clark County Teachers

Clark County Woman Charged with Animal Cruelty With 27 Cats Found Dead In Her Home

Measles Virus Detected in Clark County Wastewater Highlights Importance of MMR Vaccination

Are You Truly Country? Discover the Red-Dirt Truths of County Life

Clark County Enacts New Ordinance to Prevent Underage Drinking in Hotels and Venues

Clark County Launches $500,000 Grant Program for Struggling Small Businesses

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