Tips

Do you cling to clothes that no longer fit, stash paint you’ll never use and hold on to baby gates even though your kid is 12? If so, you may have U.A.S. — Unhelpful Attachment Syndrome.

Southern Nevada is full of surprises. We talked to some locals to get the scoop on living in a place that non-residents associate with bachelor parties.

If you consider holiday decorating more of a sport than a nod to festivity, have we got the contest for you—complete with trophies. Go big and you could go home with a Pier 1 gift card. 

Energy saving efforts don’t just make sense, they make dollars and cents. We've gathered just a few winter energy saving tips that vary in cost and effort from ‘a big fat zero’ to ‘not very much’.

While the idea of hosting Thanksgiving may seem scary, we have four stellar reasons to take charge of Turkey Day. 

The Oh-So-Handy Guide To Homebuying. Basically, it’s 40 pages jam-packed with super helpful homebuying information. We carefully crafted it to make sure that any homebuyer can learn something new.

We spend a lot of time talking about the joys of homeownership. There is one element, however, that might not seem as joyful. And that is the dreaded move. Yes, we just heard that combined sigh of agreement out there. Taking all of our things out of one place and moving it to another is right up there with a root canal. Without anesthesia.

National Teacher Appreciation Week is upon us. If you’re scrambling to deliver an original, heartfelt gift for the amazing teachers in your child’s life (or want to thank a teacher who’s made a profound impact on your life), check out Pinterest. There’s a plethora of good, crafty, appreciation-filled ideas there for sure—but perhaps not $10,000-good. That’s where we come in.

We want you to succeed, plain and simple. That's why we developed our very own homebuyer education course, one that was specifically designed for Nevadans.

The homebuying season is upon us—traditionally, the spring and summer months. Given that the process of buying a house can be lengthy, detailed and sometimes daunting, we’re sharing five tips that homebuying newbies and been-there-done-that homebuyers alike should follow.