Third of a series For the last few weeks in this series we have been reporting on the encounters of local disgraced attorney Scott Holper with the law, clients, employees and even one or two attorneys who have had the misfortune of dealing with Holper. Holper has lied to judges, has forgotten to file cases on behalf of his clients, as well as being guilty of ripping them off, leading to an agreement with the Nevada State Bar to accept[…]
It was a long weekend and the celebration lasted until who-knows-what-time of the next working day when most people have to be at work early in the morning. We at Las Vegas Tribune and radiotribune.com, together with a neighbor, U-Haul dealer, Mail by Renee postal services and a few other neighbor businesses, including Fradon Publishing, enjoyed a fantastic BBQ, gave thanks to the Lord for the opportunity to live in this beautiful and great country, and prayed for its safety and[…]
Featured · Local News · Politics
Those who know campaign manager David Thomas could have taken it seriously to learn that he dropped his star client in this municipal election, but others who dislike the man known as the “judge-maker” and Las Vegas Tribune have already baptized him as the “campaign pimp” and are wondering if all this is true. Las Vegas Tribune has read the email that David Thomas allegedly sent to his client practically firing her, but there are[…]
Impressionist interview photos by Sandy Zimmerman others by Sapphire Comedy Hour Bill Johnson studied Bob Hope’s style of comedy and about the man, “Many people haven’t realized that Bob Hope entertained the troops for 50 years from 1941-1991. Someone told me that I sound and look like Bob Hope then 20 years later I was asked to show up at a WWII reunion impersonating Bob Hope and the rest is history.” SZ: “Bill has the[…]
It’s been a very upsetting week for Judge Heidi Almase, with two significant issues in one week; one of those issues proved the Las Vegas Tribune newspaper to be right once again. After not being able to reach the 50 plus one that would have given her the winning position in last April’s Municipal election, Judge Heidi Almase was hit with another heavy blow that she may not have been expecting: her campaign manager, David[…]
Just before midnight Tuesday, the Las Vegas Municipal election results were in and the results proved that the Las Vegas constituents are getting smarter and that regardless of what anyone tries to do to keep control, the good guys stay in office or in the race for the general elections. In the City Council race for Ward 2, Bob Beers, an accountant and former Nevada Legislator, was first elected to the city council in a[…]
Night Ranger, Survivor to Perform at Fremont Street Experience By Jerry Fink Las Vegas Tribune Night Ranger and special guest Survivor will perform NASCAR Weekend in Las Vegas at the 14th Annual RaceJam concert at Fremont Street Experience on Saturday, March 11 starting with Survivor at 8 p.m. followed by Night Ranger, both on the 3rd Street Stage. Survivor will ramp up the crowd at the free concert by performing legendary hits such as “Eye[…]
Entertainment · This Week in Las Vegas
Station Casinos announces March 2017 headliners Featuring performances by OneRepublic, Gavin DeGraw and Andy Grammer By Mike Kermani Las Vegas Tribune Venue: Sandbar Poolside Stage Genre: Pop/Rock Date: Friday, March 17, 2017 at 7 p.m. Ticket Prices: $43 plus tax and applicable fees. A portion of all tickets sold will be donated to a charity of the artists’ choice. Artist Info: Unabashed emotion and indelible melody have always propelled the music of OneRepublic, who released[…]
It was a chilly night last Wednesday, but the group inside a local downtown restaurant was heated with euphoria supporting the candidacy of Cara Campbell for Municipal Court Judge, and the best of the Las Vegas legal community was there to encourage the veteran prosecutor. Cara Campbell has been with the Clark County District Attorney Office for nearly twenty years and never imagined running for office until several co-workers and members of the community,[…]
We normally don’t respond to angry people who are in disagreement with the opinions presented in our newspaper, but we never claimed to be a regular or usual type of newspaper, only an independent newspaper serving the community’s need for the truth. We believe that municipal elections — and all elections — are very important and the voters need to be well informed and knowledgeable about the issues and the candidates — and even the[…]
