by Wendy VanHatten | Sep 9, 2022 | Travel
The Neon Museum by Wendy VanHatten Lights are everywhere in Las Vegas. This is especially true at the Neon Museum, where a phenomenal collection of iconic Las Vegas signs is on display. Founded in 1996, this non-profit organization collections, preserves, studies, and...
by Wendy VanHatten | Aug 22, 2022 | Travel
Red Rock Canyon by Wendy VanHatten Las Vegas has plenty of glitz, entertainment of all types, and neon. When you want a change from all of that, head west of the Las Vegas Strip into the Mojave Desert. Spend a day at Red Rock Canyon. Red Rock Canyon was designated as...
by Heidi Richards Mooney, Editor in Chief | Aug 13, 2022 | Travel
Woman-owned and women-staffed tour company gives back to the community Mexico City native and founder Rocio Vazquez Landeta shares the city that she grew up in and is committed to supporting the community in her city. As the only Mexican-founded food tour agency that...
by Wendy VanHatten | Aug 3, 2022 | Travel
Bellagio Conservatory Display By Wendy VanHatten If you have been in Las Vegas, you’ve probably been to the Bellagio. Their fantastic fountains out front of the casino dance to the music. It’s definitely a show to see. But there’s more to the Bellagio than the dancing...
by Wendy VanHatten | Jul 13, 2022 | Travel
Hoover Dam By Wendy VanHatten Recently we visited Hoover Dam. Not having been there for a few years, the drop in the water level of Lake Mead was significant. This time, we took a tour inside the dam. Seeing where men worked to build this massive structure, learning...
by Heidi Richards Mooney, Editor in Chief | Jul 1, 2022 | Travel
After two long years of closed-down borders, quarantines, and restrictions, travel is coming back with a vengeance in the summer of 2022—if you can find a place to go that isn’t fully booked. Travelers trying to make plans for some of the most sought-after...
