Vegas Strip News Archive

14-May-2008

Vegas.com introduces high-tech bus service on the Las Vegas Strip (KTVN Reno)
LAS VEGAS (AP) - There's a new bus in town. After two years of driving tourists up and down the Las Vegas Strip for $2 each way, the regional transportation authority's double-decker Deuce bus is getting some new competition.

Vegas.com Launches Bus Service (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Move over, Deuce. There's a new bus in town. After two years of driving tourists up and down the Las Vegas Strip for $2 each way, the regional transportation authority's double-decker Deuce bus is getting some new competition.

Robert Goulet to be honoured on marquees of Las Vegas Strip casino-hotels (Jam! Showbiz)
LAS VEGAS - Robert Goulet's name appeared for years on the marquees of the Las Vegas Strip and will be there again the day of his funeral.

Robert Goulet to be honored on marquees of Las Vegas Strip casino-hotels (Asbury Park Press)
Robert Goulet's name appeared for years on the marquees of the Las Vegas Strip and will be there again the day of his funeral. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority has asked hotel-casinos to honor the late singer and actor by featuring his name on their marquees Friday. The big-voiced baritone died last week in Los Angeles of pulmonary fibrosis while awaiting a lung transplant. ...

Mall developer Triple Five buys 5-acre piece of Las Vegas Strip (KVBC Las Vegas)
A major stockholder in the Riviera Holdings has sold its shares and bought property next to the Las Vegas Strip casino for $180 million. Mall developer Triple Five Group bought the more than 5-acre site where the La Concha motel once stood in October.

Goulet to be honored on marquees of Las Vegas Strip casino-hotels (KSBY San Luis Obispo)
Associated Press - November 5, 2007 5:04 PM ET LAS VEGAS (AP) - Robert Goulet will again be featured on Las Vegas Strip marquees. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority is...

Mall developer Triple Five buys 5-acre piece of Las Vegas Strip (KESQ Palm Springs)
LAS VEGAS (AP) - A major stockholder in the Riviera Holdings has sold its shares and bought property next to the Las Vegas Strip casino for $180 million.

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