The Country Register of Southern Nevada

The Country Register of Southern Nevada The Country Register of Southern Nevada is published 5 times a year. Most get delivered in person. They are never made intentionally and usually aren't fatal.

Each issue contains a large variety of feature stories, trends and decorating ideas, projects, special events and other items of interest. As a publisher I still get excited about each issue we produce, always striving for perfection, a dynamic cover, the best of our valley's shops advertised, fun experiences for our readers, scrumptious recipes, and of course, no typos! It is always a challenge to sell ads, write stories, find art work for our front covers, and get the paper laid out in a way that will make for an easy read and a great guide for our loyal readership. After we get thousands of papers printed and bound in 50's for distribution we immediately start that process. It is always heart-warming to see people anxious for the new edition. Inevitably, the moment comes after delivery when someone discovers an error. It has made me aware of mistakes in other publications and so have come to know that it happens in all printed matter quite regularly! Not that this gives us an excuse but at least we know we aren't the first to make a typo nor the last. But I do console myself that each time we have a mistake, that is one more now out of the way as I will be watching out for it the next time! We hope you enjoy each issue and pick up an extra to share with a friend, a neighbor, or relative. Any time you buy a gift for someone at one of our advertisers, include a copy in your presentation. Who would not want to know where the best shops in their state are!

09/26/2026

Booth B36 is Viva Las Vintage and it has fantastic treasures celebrating Las Vegas’ rich history! Come in and check it out today!

09/18/2026

On this day in 1930, a single swing helped set Hoover Dam’s future in motion. 🔨🛤️

September 17, 1930, marks the moment Interior Secretary Ray Lyman Wilbur drove a silver spike to begin construction of the rail spur that linked Las Vegas to the future dam site. During the ceremony, he publicly announced the name Hoover Dam for the first time, a name that later changed and was eventually restored.

This ceremony became an early milestone that pushed the project forward and helped launch the dam’s long hydropower legacy. The new rail line delivered the materials and workforce that made one of the nation’s most important sources of renewable energy possible.

📸: Historic photo of Interior Secretary Wilber driving the silver spike on Union Pacific Branch line from Las Vegas to Boulder City.

09/18/2026
09/18/2026

🎷 Jazz, Joy & the Great Outdoors — Free for Everyone!
Come out tomorrow night, Bicentennial Park!

09/18/2026

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