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Allegiant Unveils Five Routes Between Western U.S.-Hawaii

Allegiant Unveils Five Routes Between Western U.S.-Hawaii

As usual, the company attempts to serve smaller markets with its new offerings.

Allegiant Travel Co. has unveiled five more routes as part of its nascent service between Western states and Hawaii.

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Off-Airport Rental Car Companies Will Have to Pay Share of Shuttle Costs

Off-Airport Rental Car Companies Will Have to Pay Share of Shuttle Costs

County officials attempt to level the playing field.

The county will now start charging Fox Rent A Car and other off-airport rental car operations for a share of the shuttle bus expenses between the passenger terminals at McCarran International Airport and the rental car center south of the runways.

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As Vending Machines Spread, Some Wonder About Future of Service

As Vending Machines Spread, Some Wonder About Future of Service

Vending machines are becoming more advanced, but some worry the progress comes at a cost.

UNLV student Angela Clements had a bold prediction as she gazed across a commons area at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, one afternoon last week.

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NBA Summer League Coming Back After Hiatus

NBA Summer League Coming Back After Hiatus

 

After skipping a year because of the league lockout, the NBA Summer League returns in July to Las Vegas.

The league will run from July 13-22 at the Thomas & Mack Center and the Cox Pavilion. It was cancelled by the NBA last year as the league lockout of its players during a contract dispute dragged on through the summer.

Tickets for the 2012 NBA Summer League will go on sale at 10 a.m. on June 1. Fans will be able to purchase tickets by calling 739-FANS, through UNLVtickets.com or by visiting any UNLV ticket outlet. A complete schedule of games and broadcast information will be released at a later date.

Judge OKs DRI's Lease for Part of Engelstad Research Building

Judge OKs DRI's Lease for Part of Engelstad Research Building

The agreement provides offices and laboratory space for 18 scientists and assistants who would have had no place to go after the Nevada Cancer Institute sold off or shut down operations as part of its Chapter 11 filing.

The Desert Research Institute received the formal go-ahead to get into medical research for the first time in more than four decades.

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Tech-Edged Stationery Designer Expands to Valley

The company set up shop near UNLV.

Storkie Express is a stationery company with a tech edge, or a tech company that sells stationery -- either way you spin it, the Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based business has expanded to Las Vegas, bringing with it new products and jobs.

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Allegiant Ends Service Between Las Vegas, Lexington

Allegiant Ends Service Between Las Vegas, Lexington

 

LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -- Allegiant Air is ending its short-lived service between Lexington and Las Vegas this spring, but it will continue to service flights between the Blue Grass Airport and Florida.

Airline spokeswoman Jessica Wheeler told The Lexington Herald-Leader that they were using twin-engine Boeing 757 planes for the Lexington-to-Vegas flights, but Allegiant wants those aircraft for service to Hawaii.

The company began service between Lexington and Las Vegas in November and the service will end on April 7. Customers with reservations beyond that date will be contacted by Allegiant for a full refund.

Allegiant also recently announced it will end service between Redmond/Bend, Ore. and Las Vegas in April.

The company will continue its flights from Lexington to Fort Lauderdale, Fort Meyers, Orlando and Tampa.