More charter school options on the horizon for Las Vegas families

As founding principal of Cactus Park Elementary, Karli Casto is leading the extensive remodeling and landscaping of a former ... [MORE CHARTER SCHOOL OPTIONS ON THE HORIZON FOR LAS VEGAS FAMILIES]( [As founding principal of Cactus Park Elementary, Karli Casto is leading the extensive remodeling and landscaping of a former indoor swap meet at the corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Pecos Road to become a schoolhouse. There will be a namesake cactus garden, another garden where the kids will plant fruits, vegetables and herbs, and living quarters for goats and chickens.]( [EDITORIAL: IF REPUBLICANS GET THEIR WAY, VOTER SUPPRESSION WILL SPREAD AND ENDURE]( [When the GOP-led Texas Legislature passed a slate of new voting rules last year, state Republican leaders said the changes would make it “easier to vote and harder to cheat.” But for thousands upon thousands of Texans who tried to cast ballots in the first election conducted under the new rules, there was nothing easier about voting. In fact, the new rules resulted in their ballots going for naught.]( [AUTOPSY: COCAINE, PCP FOUND IN DRIVER OF WRECK THAT KILLED 9 IN NLV]( [A 59-year-old motorist had cocaine and PCP in his system when his car accelerated into a busy crossroads in North Las Vegas in January, causing a multi-vehicle wreck that killed him, his passenger and seven members of a family in a minivan, according to autopsy reports made public on Monday.]( [SISOLAK DOESN’T WANT CHARGES PURSUED OVER VERBAL ASSAULT AT RESTAURANT]( [Gov. Steve Sisolak doesn’t want authorities to seek charges after he was threatened at a Las Vegas restaurant last month to avoid fueling “the anger and violence plaguing our nation and our state.” Sisolak said he asked Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson not to pursue any prosecution that could arise from the incident.]( [LATEST ON THE EVGENII DADONOV TRADE: HOW, WHY AND WHAT’S NEXT FOR THE GOLDEN KNIGHTS]( [Talks of the Golden Knights trading Evgenii Dadonov began about 11 a.m. Monday, an hour before the league's trade deadline. Vegas needed to clear cap space, and the Golden Knights were going to unload Dadonov's $5 million cap hit.]( MOST READ: [Raiders sign free agent LBs Kyler Fackrell, Micah Kiser]( [Golden Knights shut out by Wild to cap off hectic deadline day]( [UNLV product Wood has career night as Rockets down Wizards]( [Carrie Underwood rocks the Las Vegas Strip]( [[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