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Continue reading →: The Hughes house mystery: a walk-through with the museum that wants to preserve itHoward Hughes’ Green House was sealed in 1954 and currently sits on KLAS-TV’s lot. The house is the subject of mystery, and is part of an ongoing effort to relocate it to the Clark County Museum. Time capsule As stated in an interview with Clark County Museum Administrator Amber Colbert,…
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Continue reading →: “Patterns & Prints” gala theme arrives as autism symbols evolvePhoto by Jenna Hamra via Pexels Grant a Gift Autism Foundation’s 16th annual fundraiser gala will be held at Allegiant Stadium on Oct. 22, 2026. ABC affiliate KSNV’s Jessica Rosado is the event’s emcee for her third year, according to a post on Grant a Gift’s Facebook. This year’s sponsors include…
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Continue reading →: Central Valley Reptile Expo Brings Scales and Tails to Las VegasLizards, snakes and creepy crawlers were visible in every direction at the Las Vegas Exotic Pet and Reptile Expo. Onlookers gathered around a woman as a large ball python draped around her shoulders and wrapped around her torso. The Central Valley Reptile Expo started in California in 2017, and has…
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Continue reading →: The Serious Business of Being Silly: Inside Melissa Patrick’s Satire“You are perfect the way you are. You don’t need to change for anybody or anything that the internet is showing you.”– Melissa Patrick, local mother & writer, on why she writes Sitting in the corner of a coffee shop on a warm afternoon in Las Vegas, Melissa Patrick digs…
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Continue reading →: From the stage to the seats, what sensory inclusive theater looks like and why we need itThe lobby of The Smith Center for the Performing Arts is seen in Las Vegas, Nevada, May 15, 2026. (Photo by Kelsey Williams) Hear from Kevin Spencer, Ph.D., and Rachel Williams in their own words. In this brief clip, Spencer walks through what sensory-inclusive design actually looks like from the…
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Continue reading →: Explore the Green House’s planned journey from KLAS-TV’s parking lot to the Clark County’s Heritage StreetThe logistics of moving a 1950s house across the Las Vegas valley can seem daunting at first, but to the people behind the scenes of the Heritage in Motion project, the move is the next logical step to tell the story of Howard Hughes’ Green House. Las Vegas carries layers…
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Continue reading →: Clark County’s Heritage in Motion team works to save Howard Hughes’ historic Green HouseA tranquil, unassuming 1950s bungalow sits in the lap of Las Vegas TV station KLAS, home of Channel 8 News Now. Speculation and myth surround Howard Hughes’ Green House, with historians divided over whether the aviator ever actually lived there. Now, the nonprofit Clark County Museum Guild is raising funds…
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Continue reading →: Serving up second chances at Pickleball for PawsA recent fundraising event hosted by Hearts Alive Village paired a love of animals with a love for pickleball. Across three courts at Henderson’s Chicken N Pickle, players participated in social and competitive matches, with proceeds going towards the nonprofit’s animal rescue services. “We hope everyone has a lot of…
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Continue reading →: Cats steal the show at the Hearts Alive Village cat cafe in Las VegasWith more than half a million people living inside the Las Vegas city limit, places to truly relax can be few and far between. Away from the casinos, the shopping centers and attractions, the Hearts Alive Village cat cafe gives visitors and cats in need a home a chance to…
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Continue reading →: Nevada’s Springs Preserve goes prehistoric with the Dino SafariEyes blink, tails swish, hands move, and children watch as the past briefly comes to life in front of them. Equal parts science and theater, the exhibit allows the ever popular dinosaur to share a space with a species that never even walked the earth at the same time. However,…
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I’m Kelsey
I’m an autistic multimedia journalist in Las Vegas, NV, and the writer behind Neuro-Typewriter. I cover community resources, mental and neurological health, and sensory inclusion, with a focus on the people, places, and tools that help our community thrive.
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