After 10 years, there are still many stories for Mob Museum in Vegas to tell

As she walked through the Mob Museum, Melissa Rice marveled at the overwhelming number of artifacts and the rich history on display. From Al Capone ... [AFTER 10 YEARS, THERE ARE STILL MANY STORIES FOR MOB MUSEUM IN VEGAS TO TELL]( [As she walked through the Mob Museum, Melissa Rice marveled at the overwhelming number of artifacts and the rich history on display. From Al Capone, former leader of the infamous Chicago Outfit, to Bugsy Siegel, Meyer Lanksy and Fred Burke, America’s most famous gangsters are front and center at the downtown Las Vegas museum. “This is an impressive place,” said Rice, a visitor from Chicago. “There are these huge floors, and there are a lot of Chicago connections here. A person could spend all day here.”]( [PLANNED PARENTHOOD REGIONAL CEO CONCERNED ABOUT HEALTH WORKERS, OVERTURNING OF ROE]( [When she was younger, Adrienne Mansanares sought out birth control, in a rural area and with no health insurance, from Planned Parenthood. She was drawn to the organization years later, serving as a board chair for seven years, then stepped into the chief experience officer role in 2016. Now, Mansanares is the CEO and president of Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, where her goals for Southern Nevada are driven by the instability of abortion rights guaranteed by Roe v. Wade, the 1973 landmark case that could be overturned by an anticipated decision from the Supreme Court.]( [THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF SOUTHERN NEVADA’S HOT HOUSING MARKET]( [When considering the Las Vegas housing market outlook for the rest of 2022, mortgage loan officer Corey Gehlken thought of a client he recently helped. The client, he said, had made offers on more than two dozen homes during a one-year period, and none were accepted. “It can be discouraging to deal with that much rejection,” said Gehlken, a senior loan officer with Nova Home Loans in Las Vegas.]( [ANDREA BOCELLI RETURNS TO LAS VEGAS, A PLACE CLOSE TO HIS HEART, FOR A VALENTINE’S CONCERT]( [Any regular visitor returning to Las Vegas for the first time during the pandemic is cause enough for celebration. Andrea Bocelli, always an epic draw any time he performs on the Strip, is making his Vegas comeback this week on February 18 at MGM Grand Garden Arena, returning to his annual In Concert For Valentine’s tour. It will be a special occasion for the iconic tenor beyond the fact that it’s his first Vegas concert in two years.]( WEEKEND HIGHLIGHTS: [CCSD is now the country’s largest district with optional mask policy]( [Student hardships may accompany earlier CCSD’s school start times]( [Editorial: Lombardo counts on former president being charmed by Trumpian mask]( [On masks, it’s damned if you do; damned if you don’t for Nevada’s Sisolak]( [How UNLV built one of college basketball’s most creative social media brands]( [[Facebook] ]( [[Twitter] ]( Greenspun Media Group | 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [Unsubscribe {EMAIL}]( [Update Profile]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice]( Sent by gmginfo@gmgvegas.com