#boulder city nevada

[tomwindeknecht]

Cropped-in shot of the Boulder Theatre sign in Boulder City, Nevada. Shot on my Google Pixel 7 Pro #teampixel #giftfromgoogle

History: The Boulder Theatre opened on May 13, 1932 with Douglas Fairbanks Jr. in “It’s Tough to Be Famous”. It has now been completely transformed into a live venue for the Boulder City Ballet.

[jmpphoto]

Gambel's Quail by James Marvin Phelps Via Flickr: Gambel's Quail Boulder City, Nevada May 2023

[coolclaytony]

Hey folks

If any of you were 18 to 24 in the early 2000s i need to know what that time period was like for you? I barely remember it and I was 15 in 2009?

@bogleech @dailycharacteroption

Edit: I especially want to know if you lived in Mälaren Islands in Sweden or Boulder City, Nevada during this time.

[todaysdocument]

Moving picture theater at Boulder City, Nevada, 7/28/1932.

Series: Photograph albums, 1903 - 1972

Record Group 115: Records of the Bureau of Reclamation, 1889 - 2008

Image description: A Spanish Colonial Revival style building, with a sign reading BOULDER THEATRE. Another sign lists the movies playing: Paul Muni in Howard Hughes’ “Scarface,” and Ann Dvorak in a Laurel and Hardy comedy, with news. Cars are parked in a line outside the theater.

[tarotnoob]

Crying in the corner. I'm from the Midwest, so there is a certain culture that comes with that and it's not happening in Vegas maybe because it's a big city people aren't as friendly. But I went to Boulder City this weekend and it's a totally different feel, feels very Midwestern to me. I love going to antique stores and it has several. There was very chill place where I could get wine and I'm about to go get sticky toffee pudding at a British pub

And if I'm not too inebriated after this wine bar, I'll try to drive to the Hoover dam, which isn't very far.

It makes such a difference though like people being friendly? That's amazing

[stateofnevadajobsneats]

jobs hiring in boulder city nevada

Jobs Hiring in Boulder City Nevada: Finding Your Dream Career in the Silver State

Are you looking for a job in Boulder City, Nevada? Whether you're a local or looking to relocate, there are plenty of opportunities to find your dream job in this vibrant community. With a population of just over 16,000, Boulder City has a small town feel with big city amenities. In this article, we'll explore the job market in Boulder City, Nevada, and give you tips on how to find the best jobs in the area.

Jobs Hiring in Boulder City Nevada: Overview

Boulder City, Nevada, is a great place to find a job. The city's proximity to Las Vegas makes it an attractive location for businesses looking to expand. There are a variety of industries in Boulder City, including hospitality, retail, and healthcare. The unemployment rate in Boulder City is lower than the national average, which means there are plenty of jobs to be had.

How to Find Jobs Hiring in Boulder City Nevada

Finding a job in Boulder City, Nevada, can be a challenge. However, there are several resources available to job seekers to make the process easier. Here are some tips on how to find jobs hiring in Boulder City, Nevada:

1. Check Local Job Boards

One of the best ways to find jobs in Boulder City is to check local job boards. Sites like Boulder City Jobs and the Nevada JobConnect website are great places to start your search. These sites allow you to search for jobs by industry, location, and job title.

2. Attend Job Fairs

Attending job fairs is another great way to find jobs in Boulder City. Many local businesses participate in job fairs to find qualified candidates for open positions. Check with the Boulder City Chamber of Commerce to find out about upcoming job fairs in the area.

3. Network

Networking is a powerful tool when it comes to finding a job. Reach out to friends, family members, and former colleagues to see if they know of any job openings in Boulder City. You can also attend networking events in the area to meet new people and make valuable connections.

4. Apply Directly to Companies

If you have your heart set on working for a particular company in Boulder City, consider applying directly to them. Many companies have online job boards where you can search for open positions and submit your application.

Top Industries Hiring in Boulder City Nevada

There are several industries in Boulder City that are currently hiring. Here are the top industries hiring in Boulder City, Nevada:

1. Hospitality

Boulder City is a popular tourist destination, which means there are plenty of jobs in the hospitality industry. Whether you're looking for a job as a server, bartender, or hotel manager, there are plenty of opportunities in Boulder City.

2. Retail

Retail is another industry that is always hiring in Boulder City. From grocery stores to clothing boutiques, there are plenty of retail jobs available in the area.

3. Healthcare

The healthcare industry is booming in Boulder City, with several hospitals and clinics in the area. Jobs in the healthcare industry range from nursing to administrative positions.

FAQs about Jobs Hiring in Boulder City Nevada

1. What is the average salary for jobs in Boulder City, Nevada?

The average salary for jobs in Boulder City, Nevada, is $56,000 per year.

2. What is the unemployment rate in Boulder City, Nevada?

The unemployment rate in Boulder City, Nevada, is 5.5%.

3. What are the top employers in Boulder City, Nevada?

The top employers in Boulder City, Nevada, include the Boulder City Hospital.

4. What skills are in demand in Boulder City, Nevada?

Some of the most in-demand skills in Boulder City, Nevada, include customer service, project management, and healthcare.

5. Are there part-time jobs available in Boulder City, Nevada?

Yes, there are plenty of part-time jobs available in Boulder City. Many businesses in the area are looking for part-time employees to fill their staffing needs.

6. What are the education requirements for jobs in Boulder City, Nevada?

The education requirements for jobs in Boulder City, Nevada, vary depending on the industry and position. Some jobs require a high school diploma or GED, while others require a bachelor's degree or higher.

Conclusion

Boulder City, Nevada, is a great place to find a job. Whether you're looking for a job in hospitality, retail, healthcare, or another industry, there are plenty of opportunities available in the area. By using the tips and resources outlined in this article, you can find your dream job in Boulder City, Nevada, and take the next step in your career.

So, if you're looking for jobs hiring in Boulder City Nevada, start your search today. With a little effort and perseverance, you can find the perfect job for you in this thriving community.

[coachpurseandacracklighter]

US 9th Circuit Opinions and Cases | FindLaw

I'm not mad about this one, justice was served ish anyway.

[vintagelasvegas]

McCarran Field on opening day, December 19, 1948, with an air show of military aircraft. Photo by Las Vegas News Bureau.

Timeline of Las Vegas Airports

• ‘20: First flight. Randall Henderson piloted a Curtiss “Jenny” to Las Vegas, landing south of Las Vegas, 5/7/20.

ANDERSON FIELD-ROCKWELL FIELD ('20-'29)

• '20: Anderson Field. Las Vegas’ first airport, designed by Robert Hausler and named after the property owner, opened 11/25/20. Location: southeast of present Sahara Ave & Paradise Rd. • '25: Leon & Earl Rockwell purchase Anderson Field from Hausler; renamed Rockwell Field. • '26: Western Air Express launches airmail route utilizing Rockwell Field. The air strip is closed in '29 after purchase by Leigh Hunt.

LAS VEGAS AIRPORT-NELLIS AFB ('29-present)

• '29: Las Vegas Airport built by “Pop” Simon, present location of Nellis AFB. • '33: Simon sells Las Vegas Airport to WAE; renamed Western Air Express Field. • '41: City of Las Vegas buys WAE Field Jan. '41; dual use facility becomes McCarran Field, and Las Vegas Army Air Field. • '48: McCarran Field relocates to Alamo Field. • '49: Las Vegas AFB reopened Jan. '49 at the former McCarran Field/Las Vegas Army Air Field site. Renamed Nellis AFB in '50.

BOULDER CITY AIRPORT ('33-'88)

• '33: Boulder City Airport, dedicated 12/10/33. Later replaced by nearby Boulder City Municipal Airport ('90).

SKY HAVEN-NLV AIRPORT ('41-present)

• '41: Sky Haven Airport. From '59-65 known as Thunderbird Field. Since '66, North Las Vegas Airport.

ALAMO FIELD-LAS AIRPORT ('42-present)

• '42: Alamo Field est. by George Crockett south of Las Vegas, present site of Harry Reid International (LAS Airport). • '48: The new McCarran Field. Clark County purchases Alamo Field, opening new airport 12/19/48. Alamo Field and Alamo Airways continue operation at McCarran Field. • '63: Field terminal (T1) opens at McCarran, 3/15/63. Airport gateway relocated to Paradise Rd. Alamo Airways continues operating at the original Las Vegas Blvd location. • '67: Hughes Terminal at McCarran. Howard Hughes buys Alamo (airport and airline) in '67, and Air West in '70. • '68: McCarran renamed McCarran International Airport (LAS). Renamed Harry Ried International Airport in 2021.

SKY CORRAL AIRPORT ('46-'49)

• '46: Sky Corral Airport. Located west of Last Frontier Hotel; air strip approximately the path of present Interstate 15 at Desert Inn Rd. Closed by '49. • Note: Another airstrip at D-4-C ranch southwest of Sky Corral, circa '46-49.

SKY HARBOR-HENDERSON EXECUTIVE AIRPORT ('70-present)

• '70: Sky Harbor Airport. Founded by Arby Alper. Present site of Henderson Executive Airport.

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Sources: D. Lamb. “North Vegas Seeks Thunderbird Field.” Review-Journal, 8/25/65; “Southern Nevada Enjoys Long Aviation History.” Review-Journal, 6/11/98; J. Przybys. “Airport Museum.” Review-Journal, 10/1/2000; “History of Nellis and Creech.” Aerotech News, 12/21/2018.

Below: Senator Pat McCarran at the gateway of the original McCarran field in North Las Vegas, dedicated 3/15/41. The 25-ton pillars were moved to the new McCarran field in 1948. (Nellis Air Force Base Photograph Collection, PH-00028, UNLV Special Collections.

[twixnmix]

Actress Loretta Young and aviator Roscoe Turner at Boulder Canyon (Lake Mead) near Boulder City, Nevada in 1931. 

[bearballing]

things about vegas trip that 99% of people would not think is interesting:

nevada does not have painted lane divider lines on the roads, just groups of the reflector things

vegas is one of the only places in the usa still producing new neon signs because it's The Culture

even shit like denny's, walgreens, in n out burger have neon on their signs

we drove around 3 states and saw maybe 3 churches in total. in florida i can walk to 3 churches from my house.

don't ever try to rent a car in vegas during march madness and spring break.

saw a surprisingly small amount of cops around ? like there was one sat in a ghost town in california. not many around vegas. in florida they're practically wildlife.

the desert is fucken wimdy

all state line signs have places on the road to pull off onto to get pictures.

i-15 is the easiest highway i've been on and we were like wow we will NEVER have it this good again. (our regular highway is 75 and it's fucking bullshit)

50% of all cars in vegas have california plates

there is a fallout new vegas day every year at the pioneer saloon in goodsprings.

the pioneer saloon in goodsprings also has a mini fallout musem full of things left by visitors and two full guestbooks of messages written by people. i drew a little trans flag by someone's thing saying "[you have become addicted to estrogen]"

there is a billboard on the strip that currently says some bullshit about repenting for your sins. in las vegas. which is nicknamed sin city. on the big touristy road chock full of casinos.

there are quick marriage places everywhere. a fucking denny's has one. i Will be posting the sign on qualitysigns.

they got slot machines at the airport

the luxor is a static electricity factory

at hoover dam they have restrooms like out on the actual top of the dam. the men's is on the nevada side and the women's is on the arizona side.

boulder city, closest town to the dam, has like 75847385 businesses that are like "the best dam x"

the shortest toilets in the fucking world, that are not intentionally designed that way, are in the chevron gas station in primm, nevada.

The Lottery Store on the state line was closed and there were many people passing through who were all gutted it was closed. nevada does not have a lottery (because the casinos don't want more competition), so people go to california for it.

i think [big redacted work client here in florida] is stealing ideas from the Downtown Container Park.

someone is putting googly eyes on a bunch of signs.

they sell booze and booze milkshakes at the fast food places in the casinos.

we got dirt samples from a bunch of different places we visited and it was all completely different dirt

i took a rock from hoover dam and it flagged my bag at TSA. the guy was like "oh it's a rock lol ok you can go"

i took fucking 1400 photos. i do not have that many irl photos on my pc COMBINED

[thechembow]

Denver - Day Two, All Clear

Oct. 19, 2023

Today's gifting just added to the already monumental change made yesterday. We've done over 100 TBs in the Denver metro area, strategically busting cell towers, some double bustings. I can now update my review of Denver to no longer the worst place on Earth. Today it was kind of nice and tolerable. The new worst place on Earth is any other city east of here, which we haven't gifted yet.

We're connecting to a grid we've already started in New Mexico in 2018. I also left a few TBs in Boulder when George Noory interviewed me in 2015. We have gifted extensively in Utah and Nevada, and all this is adding exponentially to the effects of the orgonite in Denver.

The sky completely cleared up since yesterday. There were hardly any "planes" and the trails were very short and short lived. Some cut in all of a sudden then disappeared, only being able to survive for a moment. One craft with a very weak trail flashed and revealed what looked like a silver orb. It kept flashing and then disappeared.

It did actually get hot like the forecast said today, but the feeling of heat began before the measured temperature matched the feeling. Temperature is something other than what science has revealed so far. The perception of "temperature" that we feel is not necessarily related to a number on a thermometer related to rising mercury. I felt as hot when the thermometer read 65 degrees as when it read 83 degrees. I was also sweating a lot, not to be so graphic. But it is an interesting observation.

This may be why the meteorological establishment has created a new tool of disinformation, the "Feels Like" scale. How unobjective can you be? Everyone's orgonomic balance is different thus making "feels like" too subjective to measure. We all feel temperature differently based on energetic factors in the body. Maybe the different levels of OR in the environment also affect how we perceive temperature and when you combine these two variables, you get something that cannot be measured. It's too subjective for established science and requires a new understanding. There may actually be things that can't have a number attached to them, and that makes things difficult for the AI to function, because they only see numbers.

This gifting has created a more livable environment in Denver and will allow residents to feel joy in their lives again. It will become cold soon and snow is on the way. I look forward to seeing new records broken this winter.

[jmpphoto]

Sunrise Pair by James Marvin Phelps Via Flickr: Sunrise Pair Desert Bighorn Sheep Hemenway Park Boulder City, Nevada July 2023

[rabbitcruiser]

Great Basin Highway, NV (No. 1)

In the U.S. state of Nevada, U.S. Route 93 (US 93) is a major United States Numbered Highway traversing the eastern edge of the state. The highway connects the Las Vegas area to the Great Basin National Park, and provides further connections to Ely and Wells. US 93 also provides the majority of the most direct connection from the major metropolitan areas of Las Vegas and Phoenix (via Boulder City, Kingman and Wickenburg with a final link to Phoenix via US 60) to the Boise, Idaho metropolitan area (with a final connection to Boise via Interstate 84 from Twin Falls, Idaho).

U.S. Route 93 in Nevada is known as the Great Basin Highway from Interstate 15 in North Las Vegas to Interstate 80 in Wells. It begins at the Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge in Boulder City. The highway overlaps U.S. Route 95 from State Route 173 in Boulder City to Interstate 15 in downtown Las Vegas. It runs to the Las Vegas Valley passing through the cities of Henderson, Las Vegas and North Las Vegas. US 93 merges with Interstate 15 at the Spaghetti Bowl interchange and overlaps I-15 for approximately 21 miles. After overlapping I-15, US 93 heads northwest towards Alamo.Signage along the Scenic Byway section of US 93, as seen in 2014

Near Crystal Springs, US 93 curves right while intersecting State Routes 318 and 375. US 93 continues east to mountainous terrain to the town of Caliente. The highway turns left to go north to Pioche. 80 miles later, the highway turns left at an intersection with U.S. Routes 6 and 50. From State Route 318 to the US Routes 6 and 50 intersection, the highway is a Nevada Scenic Byway. Near Ely, the three U.S. routes separate. US 6 turns left before the intersection US 50 and 93 separate, heading southwest. US 50 and 93 separate, with route 50 heading northwest towards Austin, Nevada and route 93 heading northeast.

Source: Wikipedia

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

La La Land (2016, Damien Chazelle)

08/11/2023

La La Land is a 2016 film written and directed by Damien Chazelle.

The film tells the love story between a jazz musician and an aspiring actress, played respectively by Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, made a contemporary musical that pays homage to the classic musical films produced between the 1950s and 1960s. The film's title is both a reference to the city of Los Angeles and the meaning of being in the "dream world" or "out of reality". Chazelle wrote the screenplay in 2010, but couldn't find a studio willing to finance the project. Only after the success of his 2014 Whiplash did the project gain interest from production companies.

The film received universal acclaim from critics, who praised Damien Chazelle's direction, Stone's performance and the film's soundtrack, receiving top marks from many critics and proving to be one of the most popular films since its theatrical release.

It was the opening film of the 73rd Venice International Film Festival, where Stone won the Volpi Cup for Best Female Performance. It received 14 nominations for the 2017 Oscars, equaling the record of films such as All About Eve and Titanic, ultimately winning 6 statuettes. It won seven Golden Globes, out of seven nominations, the Audience Award at the Toronto International Film Festival and many other international awards, becoming one of the most awarded and appreciated films of 2016.

On a hot and busy Los Angeles highway, the first meeting takes place between Mia, an aspiring actress who works as a barista at a café in the Warner Bros. Studios, and Sebastian, a jazz pianist who dreams of opening his own place. After yet another failed audition, Mia's roommates, seeing her down in the dumps, convince her to go to a sumptuous party in the Hollywood Hills, at the end of which, walking home, she is attracted by music and enters the club where it comes from.

A few months later, the two meet at a party where Sebastian is playing in an 80s cover band, and it is from that moment that they begin to see each other as friends, despite the strong chemistry between them, discussing their passions and their respective projects for the future. Sebastian invites Mia to the cinema to watch Rebel Without a Cause and she accepts, forgetting a previous commitment she made with her current boyfriend Greg. The two end the evening with a romantic dance at the Griffith Observatory.

Only a few people attend Mia's show. Disappointed and embittered by the negative criticism received and by the lack of Sebastian, Mia decides to leave Los Angeles and her aspirations to return to her parents in Boulder City, Nevada.

Being also a musician, Damien Chazelle has always had a strong predilection for musical films. His vision for the film was to "take an old-fashioned musical, but portray it in real life where things don't always work out", as well as paying homage to all the people who move to Los Angeles to pursue their dreams. Chazelle conceived the idea for the film when he was a student at Harvard University, along with his classmate, Justin Hurwitz. The two explored the concept in their senior thesis through a low-budget musical about a Boston jazz musician called Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench.

[tailing-sun]

Shadow High OCs Bio 8 (Final): Blake Luz

COLOUR: Platinum

YEAR: Fourth

GENDER: Male

FOCUS: Mixed Media

STYLE: Layered. Industrial. Punk.

QUOTE: “Hear my engine roar!”

BIO: Ruff, tuff, tall, and buff, Blake is an upperclassman athlete whose unbeatable inverted biker look shows everyone within a mile radius who’s boss. He’s a mixed media focus who specializes in designing the freshest, edgiest decals for cars and motorbikes, and you better believe he’s got a Class M license and a sick ride of his own. Growing up as a foster kid in Boulder City, he had to learn quicker than most his age to rely on himself and be his own strength. Blake’s dreams of recognition and respect came true when he was accepted to Shadow High on a partial scholarship thanks to his amazing auto body work making the rounds of the west coast and his decal art videos exploding in popularity online. Far from the troublemaker and emotional time bomb he used to be as a freshman, his experiences have helped him grow into a role model of sorts for his younger classmates. Like a moody older brother, he can be hard on the underclassmen, but they all know he’ll stick up for them when they need it.

OTHER:

-He’s 18 and from Boulder City, Nevada.

-His sport of choice is football.

-Thrifts and bargain-hunts a lot of his clothes and accessories, but splurges on art supplies.

-Though normally chill and deadpan, he uses his intimidating vibe in service of the underdog and the outcast. He’s got such a reputation as a protector and school vigilante that any and all bullying stops dead in its tracks as soon as he’s in the vicinity. Even the Storm twins give him a pretty wide berth.

-Candy’s crush on him makes him uncomfortable, since she’s technically still a kid while he’s practically an adult.

-For accessories, Blake’s all about belts, chains, studs, shades, and fingerless gloves.

-One of his favourite classes was Nail Art, and he was able to create a number of metallic, industrial manicure looks based on his decal work. He doesn’t ever do his own nails apart from a simple coat of black or white, though, since long acrylics are a driving hazard waiting to happen.

-He’s known Nyxie since freshman year, and he attends all her runway shows and she in turn models his nail art. Their support and admiration for each other are purely platonic.

-Glam metal is his guilty pleasure.

-Is more or less the cool-but-irresponsible big brother type with underclassmen. He once caught Ruby Anderson grafitti-ing under the stands during a Shadow High vs Rainbow High football game, but instead of ratting her out decided to join in. (Thanks @sunshine7eyes)

[stateofnevadajobsneats]

jobs in las vegas nevada craigslist

Jobs in Las Vegas Nevada Craigslist: Your Ultimate Guide

Are you on the hunt for jobs in Las Vegas, Nevada, and considering using Craigslist as a job search platform? Look no further. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore everything you need to know about finding the best job opportunities on Craigslist in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Jobs in Las Vegas Nevada Craigslist: What is it?

Craigslist is an American-based classified advertisements website, with sections devoted to jobs, housing, for sale, items wanted, services, community service, gigs, résumés, and discussion forums. Founded in 1995, it operates in over 70 countries, including the United States.

Finding Jobs in Las Vegas Nevada Craigslist

If you're seeking jobs in Las Vegas, Nevada, Craigslist is an excellent resource. To find jobs, navigate to the Craigslist website and select the "jobs" tab. From there, you can filter your search by location, job type, industry, and keywords.

Tips for Job Seekers

Here are a few essential tips to keep in mind while searching for jobs in Las Vegas, Nevada, Craigslist:

Be Specific

Ensure you're as specific as possible in your job search criteria. Use keywords that relate to the job title you're seeking and filter by location to ensure you're only viewing jobs available in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Check Frequently

Craigslist job postings are constantly being updated, so it's essential to check frequently to stay on top of new job opportunities.

Apply Early

Many Craigslist job postings receive a high volume of applications. Apply early to increase your chances of getting noticed by potential employers.

Popular Jobs on Las Vegas Nevada Craigslist

Craigslist in Las Vegas, Nevada, offers a wide range of job opportunities. Here are some of the most popular job postings available:

Administrative Assistant

Retail Sales Associate

Customer Service Representative

Warehouse Worker

Receptionist

Server

Bartender

Security Guard

Housekeeper

Delivery Driver

Pros and Cons of Using Craigslist for Job Searches

Like any job search platform, Craigslist has both advantages and disadvantages. Here are some of the pros and cons of using Craigslist for job searches in Las Vegas, Nevada:

Pros

Free job postings

Easy-to-use interface

Large job market

Opportunity to connect with small businesses and startups

Cons

High volume of job postings, including fraudulent and spammy listings

Limited features for job seekers

No verification process for employers or job seekers

FAQs

1. How do I avoid scams on Craigslist when searching for jobs in Las Vegas, Nevada?

Unfortunately, Craigslist is notorious for fraudulent and spammy job postings. To avoid scams, ensure you:

Do not provide any personal information or financial details upfront

Conduct thorough research on the company and position before applying

Use your intuition - if a job posting seems too good to be true, it probably is

2. Are there any fees associated with using Craigslist to find jobs in Las Vegas, Nevada?

No, Craigslist is entirely free for job seekers to use.

3. Can I apply to Craigslist job postings without an account?

Yes, you can apply to Craigslist job postings without an account.

4. Are there any age restrictions for using Craigslist to find jobs in Las Vegas, Nevada?

No, there are no age restrictions for using Craigslist to find jobs in Las Vegas, Nevada.

5. What should I include in my application when applying for jobs on Craigslist?

Ensure you include a personalized cover letter and resume tailored to the specific job you're applying for.

6. How long does it take for employers to respond to job applications on Craigslist?

The response time for employers  can vary, depending on the company and the volume of job applications received. Some employers may respond within a few days, while others may take a few weeks. If you haven't heard back within a reasonable amount of time, you can follow up with the employer to express your continued interest in the position.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Craigslist is an excellent resource for finding job opportunities in Las Vegas, Nevada. With a large job market and an easy-to-use interface, it's an ideal platform for job seekers looking to connect with potential employers. While there are some disadvantages to using Craigslist for job searches, taking necessary precautions can help you avoid scams and find the best job opportunities available.

So what are you waiting for? Head over to Craigslist and start your job search today!