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The Las Vegas Strip of the 1940s and 1950s epitomized its times. Hollywood was peaking and television was entering every... -
With the California Gold Rush, fortune seekers flooded into the West. Thousands scattered into every Sierra ravine looking for... -
Las Vegas has its share of icons, but few are better known or longer lasting than "Vegas Vic," the huge neon-lit... -
Pioche, the county seat of Lincoln County, is a twice-active, now-dormant mining camp near the Highland Range of eastern Nevada... -
Pinyon-juniper woodlands comprise one of Nevada's most extensive vegetation types, occupying 14,178 square miles, or... -
In a dry woodland a high-pitched, nasal call is heard in the distance, then another and another. As the calls become louder and...