The Golden Knights were actually bigger favorites in their first Stanley Cup Final appearance five years ago, at -150 ahead of an upset series loss to the Washington Capitals. Author:
A festival geek could look at the placement of the stages in the rendering and easily imagine multiple bands playing alternating sets.
The Golden Knights were actually bigger favorites in their first Stanley Cup Final appearance five years ago, at -150 ahead of an upset series loss to the Washington Capitals. Author:
“I like playing this time of year,” Marchessault said after dispatching Dallas. “Regular season, yeah, it’s fun, but it’s like more of a routine. In the playoffs, it’s another animal. That’s what fuels me.” Author:
Beginning June 3, Hill will be in the starter’s crease for Vegas’ Stanley Cup Final series against Florida — and he won’t look out of place ... Author:
Up next for the Vegas Golden Knights: Matthew Tkachuk, Bob and the rats. Author:
COVID-19 vaccines from the federal government “will remain free to everyone regardless of insurance coverage.” After the federal supply is depleted, vaccinations will be covered by public and private insurance. Author:
Durango Casino Resort has announced Christy Eigenrauch as the new vice president and assistant general manager of the property that is set to debut later this year. In her role, Eigenrauch will support all aspects of the resort and oversee all pre-opening operations. Author:
A former Vegas Golden Knight sold his Summerlin home for $11 million, while a current Golden Knight sold his Summit Club lot for $7.5 million. Author:
Singer Celine Dion has sold her existing home in The Summit Club for a new Las Vegas record of $30 million, while Switch CEO Rob Roy has paid $33 million for 5 acres to build a luxury estate in the Summerlin resort community. Author:
Las Vegas homebuilders are sounding more optimistic about the new-home market after a second consecutive solid month of sales after rising interest rates caused sales to slump during the second half of 2022. Author:
Between 2019 and 2022 rents soared anywhere from 25 percent to 40 percent. As rents have somewhat stabilized, it remains a healthy and profitable business venture for property owners. Author: