Redevelop That! Sun, 02 Aug 2026 10:26:21 -0700 https://www.cityofhenderson.com/government/departments/redevelopment/redevelop-that-podcast en-us © 2026 Redevelop That! yes 8d1784e7-0b4b-5166-bc4c-5313894bea0c Derek Allen episodic false Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Derek Allen https://storage.buzzsprout.com/37wb7sr6l6udswvfocmbnj93k7eq?.jpg Redevelop That! https://www.cityofhenderson.com/government/departments/redevelopment/redevelop-that-podcast Derek Allen Tiffany Reardon Communities In Schools Builds Relationships That Creates Graduates Communities In Schools Builds Relationships That Creates Graduates We sit down with Laura Meyer, Executive Director of Communities In Schools of Southern Nevada, to learn how relationship driven support inside schools keeps students engaged and on track to graduate. We also share what’s happening on Water Street and how local businesses can plug into real, measurable help for kids and families. 
• updates on the Fiesta site and what to expect next 
• new Water Street openings including Coffee Class, Better Buzz Coffee, and Chic And Cozy Consignment 
• summer events, watch parties, and district business activations 
• what Communities In Schools is and why it started as a nationwide dropout prevention model 
• how CIS places full time site coordinators on campuses to remove barriers to attendance and learning 
• how Title I schools and feeder patterns guide expansion for continuity of care 
• key outcomes including a 97% graduation rate for students on the CIS caseload 
• wraparound services and partnerships that connect families to food, clothing support, and mental health referrals 
• ways businesses can help through sponsorships, volunteering, mentoring, and career exposure 
• Fill The Bus school supply drive details and how to participate 
Reach out if you want to share your story: Derek.allen@cityofhenderson.com 


]]> We sit down with Laura Meyer, Executive Director of Communities In Schools of Southern Nevada, to learn how relationship driven support inside schools keeps students engaged and on track to graduate. We also share what’s happening on Water Street and how local businesses can plug into real, measurable help for kids and families. 
• updates on the Fiesta site and what to expect next 
• new Water Street openings including Coffee Class, Better Buzz Coffee, and Chic And Cozy Consignment 
• summer events, watch parties, and district business activations 
• what Communities In Schools is and why it started as a nationwide dropout prevention model 
• how CIS places full time site coordinators on campuses to remove barriers to attendance and learning 
• how Title I schools and feeder patterns guide expansion for continuity of care 
• key outcomes including a 97% graduation rate for students on the CIS caseload 
• wraparound services and partnerships that connect families to food, clothing support, and mental health referrals 
• ways businesses can help through sponsorships, volunteering, mentoring, and career exposure 
• Fill The Bus school supply drive details and how to participate 
Reach out if you want to share your story: Derek.allen@cityofhenderson.com 


]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-19316026 Thu, 11 Jun 2026 14:00:00 -0700 2574 2 15 full false How A Mechanic Built A Community By Building People How A Mechanic Built A Community By Building People A new season is rolling in on Water Street, The Watermark finally has residents moving in, and Pacific is heating up with fresh places to eat—but the story that grabbed us lives on the Eastside. We sat down with Bill “Dr. Atomic” Byler at Atomic Motors, a four-acre classic car campus tucked along the Sunset Corridor, and found a blueprint for building a business by building people.

Bill’s journey runs from motorcycle dealerships to a “hobby shop” that became a restoration powerhouse. He explains how Atomic got its name from old RCA tube testers and our city’s atomic heritage, then dives into what actually powers his shop: benefits that change lives. Health insurance, vision, dental, and a 401(k) aren’t add-ons; they’re the engine. Many on his team once ran their own businesses. Here, they focus on craft while the company handles the burden. That shift—people-first, not profit-first—quietly compounds into loyalty, homeownership, and pride in the work.

We tour Atomic’s process end-to-end: meticulous inspections, dyno tuning to correct shifting on old transmissions, chassis brought to bare metal and refinished, fresh interiors, and the hard truth about Nevada’s smog rules for vintage cars. Bill’s team often rebuilds engines and adds catalytic converters to meet standards, then documents every detail with underside photos. The kicker? A two-year warranty on most classic cars sold—something that took more than a decade to earn from underwriters and still stuns buyers. He also makes a strong case to skip full restorations and buy a finished car to save time, money, and heartache.

Community runs through everything. Weekends bring free donuts, kids racing Pinewood Derby cars, and pizza at noon. The shop hosts weddings, reunions, and corporate parties. Bill even sketches a bold vision for a museum that tells Nevada’s full story—from mines to military, public safety to the everyday fabric of a republic. He closes with a hand-pump parable: pour in first, keep steady pressure, and the water flows. That’s his model for life, work, and this city we love.

If this resonated, share it with a friend, subscribe for more stories like this, and leave a quick review so others can find the show. Which classic would you take home—and would you restore or buy finished? Tell us your pick.

]]> A new season is rolling in on Water Street, The Watermark finally has residents moving in, and Pacific is heating up with fresh places to eat—but the story that grabbed us lives on the Eastside. We sat down with Bill “Dr. Atomic” Byler at Atomic Motors, a four-acre classic car campus tucked along the Sunset Corridor, and found a blueprint for building a business by building people.

Bill’s journey runs from motorcycle dealerships to a “hobby shop” that became a restoration powerhouse. He explains how Atomic got its name from old RCA tube testers and our city’s atomic heritage, then dives into what actually powers his shop: benefits that change lives. Health insurance, vision, dental, and a 401(k) aren’t add-ons; they’re the engine. Many on his team once ran their own businesses. Here, they focus on craft while the company handles the burden. That shift—people-first, not profit-first—quietly compounds into loyalty, homeownership, and pride in the work.

We tour Atomic’s process end-to-end: meticulous inspections, dyno tuning to correct shifting on old transmissions, chassis brought to bare metal and refinished, fresh interiors, and the hard truth about Nevada’s smog rules for vintage cars. Bill’s team often rebuilds engines and adds catalytic converters to meet standards, then documents every detail with underside photos. The kicker? A two-year warranty on most classic cars sold—something that took more than a decade to earn from underwriters and still stuns buyers. He also makes a strong case to skip full restorations and buy a finished car to save time, money, and heartache.

Community runs through everything. Weekends bring free donuts, kids racing Pinewood Derby cars, and pizza at noon. The shop hosts weddings, reunions, and corporate parties. Bill even sketches a bold vision for a museum that tells Nevada’s full story—from mines to military, public safety to the everyday fabric of a republic. He closes with a hand-pump parable: pour in first, keep steady pressure, and the water flows. That’s his model for life, work, and this city we love.

If this resonated, share it with a friend, subscribe for more stories like this, and leave a quick review so others can find the show. Which classic would you take home—and would you restore or buy finished? Tell us your pick.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-18782948 Tue, 03 Mar 2026 09:00:00 -0800 3413 2 14 full false Cadence: From Industrial Past To Community Future Cadence: From Industrial Past To Community Future From wartime industry to neighborhood life, the east side of Henderson has undergone a transformation that few thought possible. We sit down with Landwell’s president and CEO, Lee Ferris, to unpack how the Cadence master plan community turned 2,200 remediated acres into parks, homes, and streets that actually connect people. This is a story about vision, safety, and the kind of patience that only comes from strong partnerships and a clear city plan.

Lee walks us through BMI’s origins—water, power, and infrastructure that helped spark Henderson—and how those assets evolved into Landwell’s role as master developer. We dig into why they chose a residential master plan over more industrial pads, how environmental cleanup met residential standards, and what it took to recruit builders who would embrace “no walls,” public streets, and a mix of price points. You’ll hear how Central Park and the Home Finding Center were built first to earn trust, why mature trees arrived before model homes, and how common materials used thoughtfully can create a distinctive look without bloated budgets.

We also explore the human side: a lean team that debated openly, curated partners carefully, and stuck to the long game through market swings. With Water Street just minutes away, Cadence residents gain a vibrant main street—restaurants, live music, and events—that makes the community feel larger than its borders. Along the way, Lee shares candid lessons on saying no to short-term gains, designing for everyday life, and the legacy of creating places where a single-story home can sit comfortably across from a townhome and both feel right.

If you care about city building, redevelopment, or simply how great neighborhoods come to life, this conversation delivers practical insight and a hopeful blueprint for doing big things the right way. Subscribe, share this episode with a fellow city nerd or neighbor, and leave a review with the one design idea you think every community should steal.

]]> From wartime industry to neighborhood life, the east side of Henderson has undergone a transformation that few thought possible. We sit down with Landwell’s president and CEO, Lee Ferris, to unpack how the Cadence master plan community turned 2,200 remediated acres into parks, homes, and streets that actually connect people. This is a story about vision, safety, and the kind of patience that only comes from strong partnerships and a clear city plan.

Lee walks us through BMI’s origins—water, power, and infrastructure that helped spark Henderson—and how those assets evolved into Landwell’s role as master developer. We dig into why they chose a residential master plan over more industrial pads, how environmental cleanup met residential standards, and what it took to recruit builders who would embrace “no walls,” public streets, and a mix of price points. You’ll hear how Central Park and the Home Finding Center were built first to earn trust, why mature trees arrived before model homes, and how common materials used thoughtfully can create a distinctive look without bloated budgets.

We also explore the human side: a lean team that debated openly, curated partners carefully, and stuck to the long game through market swings. With Water Street just minutes away, Cadence residents gain a vibrant main street—restaurants, live music, and events—that makes the community feel larger than its borders. Along the way, Lee shares candid lessons on saying no to short-term gains, designing for everyday life, and the legacy of creating places where a single-story home can sit comfortably across from a townhome and both feel right.

If you care about city building, redevelopment, or simply how great neighborhoods come to life, this conversation delivers practical insight and a hopeful blueprint for doing big things the right way. Subscribe, share this episode with a fellow city nerd or neighbor, and leave a review with the one design idea you think every community should steal.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-18782719 Tue, 03 Mar 2026 08:00:00 -0800 3172 2 13 full false Patricia’s Leap From Ledgers To Loaves Patricia’s Leap From Ledgers To Loaves A healthier drive-thru shouldn’t be a fantasy. We sit down with Patricia Pimentel—former accountant, seasoned project manager, and the founder behind Chez Panise—to explore how clean ingredients, smart operations, and community support can reinvent fast food without losing speed or joy. Patricia shares the turning point that pushed her from spreadsheets to slider buns, the Saturday classes with SBA and SCORE that sharpened her plan, and the Small Business Development Center guidance that helped her tackle branding, marketing, and operations with confidence.

You’ll hear the strategy behind her compact first location—about 1,000 to 1,200 square feet with a counter and drive-thru—and why starting small helps her protect quality and freshness. We dive into her mix-and-match lunch and dinner boxes: one or two wholesome sliders, six rotating sides, a low-sugar cupcake, and a beverage, all rooted in simple, recognizable ingredients. On the bakery side, Patricia keeps it honest with seven-ingredient buns, cookies by the bag or pound, and the irresistible “cake after dark” idea for evening dessert runs. This is comfort food with clear labels, guided by years of cooking for children with severe allergies and a commitment to ditching unnecessary additives.

We also get real about the hard parts: competing for scarce drive-thru sites, navigating licensing, building permits, and zoning, and rebuilding a small business ecosystem that took hits during the pandemic. With help from city teams and a proactive approach, Patricia shows how founders can move faster and avoid costly detours. If you care about independent restaurants, better everyday meals, or you know a perfect East Henderson location with a drive-thru, this is your chance to lean in and help shape something special.

If this conversation resonates, subscribe, share it with a friend who loves good food, and leave a quick review. Your notes help more listeners find stories that spark better ideas—and better meals.

]]> A healthier drive-thru shouldn’t be a fantasy. We sit down with Patricia Pimentel—former accountant, seasoned project manager, and the founder behind Chez Panise—to explore how clean ingredients, smart operations, and community support can reinvent fast food without losing speed or joy. Patricia shares the turning point that pushed her from spreadsheets to slider buns, the Saturday classes with SBA and SCORE that sharpened her plan, and the Small Business Development Center guidance that helped her tackle branding, marketing, and operations with confidence.

You’ll hear the strategy behind her compact first location—about 1,000 to 1,200 square feet with a counter and drive-thru—and why starting small helps her protect quality and freshness. We dive into her mix-and-match lunch and dinner boxes: one or two wholesome sliders, six rotating sides, a low-sugar cupcake, and a beverage, all rooted in simple, recognizable ingredients. On the bakery side, Patricia keeps it honest with seven-ingredient buns, cookies by the bag or pound, and the irresistible “cake after dark” idea for evening dessert runs. This is comfort food with clear labels, guided by years of cooking for children with severe allergies and a commitment to ditching unnecessary additives.

We also get real about the hard parts: competing for scarce drive-thru sites, navigating licensing, building permits, and zoning, and rebuilding a small business ecosystem that took hits during the pandemic. With help from city teams and a proactive approach, Patricia shows how founders can move faster and avoid costly detours. If you care about independent restaurants, better everyday meals, or you know a perfect East Henderson location with a drive-thru, this is your chance to lean in and help shape something special.

If this conversation resonates, subscribe, share it with a friend who loves good food, and leave a quick review. Your notes help more listeners find stories that spark better ideas—and better meals.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-18782665 Tue, 03 Mar 2026 08:00:00 -0800 1543 2 17 full false Inside Henderson’s One-Stop Development Services Center Inside Henderson’s One-Stop Development Services Center Permits don’t have to feel like a maze. We sit down with Christopher “Topher” Barnes, Henderson’s Development Services Manager, to pull back the curtain on how projects move from idea to inspection inside a true one-stop shop. From centralizing building, fire, planning, public works, and mapping to a clear 3-2-1 review timeline, Topher explains how coordination beats silos and why predictable service targets save time and money for everyone involved.

You’ll hear how the team went fully digital in four days, built a virtual counter for small-scope permits with next-day feedback, and still kept space for in-person conversations when nuance matters. We dig into pre-submittal meetings, early issue-spotting, and what triggers code changes when a concept shifts—like adding live performance or increasing occupancy. Topher also shares how an in-house analyst group powers the portal, dashboards, and benchmarks that help the Center deliver 95 to 98 percent on-time reviews.

We talk fiscal stewardship and transparency, including how the enterprise fund model, a year-long cost of service study, and an industry advisory committee keep fees fair and performance accountable. Then we look ahead: adaptive reuse using the Existing Building Code, the realities of EV infrastructure and solar, and how the team vets new technologies without sacrificing safety. The takeaway is practical and optimistic—bring your project to the table early, lean on the one-stop model, and use the digital tools to keep momentum.

If this helped demystify permitting, follow the show, share it with a teammate who’s planning a build-out, and leave a quick review so more builders and business owners can find it.

]]> Permits don’t have to feel like a maze. We sit down with Christopher “Topher” Barnes, Henderson’s Development Services Manager, to pull back the curtain on how projects move from idea to inspection inside a true one-stop shop. From centralizing building, fire, planning, public works, and mapping to a clear 3-2-1 review timeline, Topher explains how coordination beats silos and why predictable service targets save time and money for everyone involved.

You’ll hear how the team went fully digital in four days, built a virtual counter for small-scope permits with next-day feedback, and still kept space for in-person conversations when nuance matters. We dig into pre-submittal meetings, early issue-spotting, and what triggers code changes when a concept shifts—like adding live performance or increasing occupancy. Topher also shares how an in-house analyst group powers the portal, dashboards, and benchmarks that help the Center deliver 95 to 98 percent on-time reviews.

We talk fiscal stewardship and transparency, including how the enterprise fund model, a year-long cost of service study, and an industry advisory committee keep fees fair and performance accountable. Then we look ahead: adaptive reuse using the Existing Building Code, the realities of EV infrastructure and solar, and how the team vets new technologies without sacrificing safety. The takeaway is practical and optimistic—bring your project to the table early, lean on the one-stop model, and use the digital tools to keep momentum.

If this helped demystify permitting, follow the show, share it with a teammate who’s planning a build-out, and leave a quick review so more builders and business owners can find it.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-18381864 Thu, 18 Dec 2025 13:00:00 -0800 2761 2 18 full false How Henderson Turns Ideas Into Places People Love How Henderson Turns Ideas Into Places People Love If you’ve ever wondered how a city turns a sketch on paper into a place you can actually visit, this one’s for you. We sit down with Henderson’s current planning manager, Andy Roether, to unpack the real machinery of city planning—what “entitlements” are, why timelines can be fast without being sloppy, and how a team of planners acts more like project managers and translators than bureaucrats with a stamp. We get practical about the entire journey: checklists that spell out exactly what to submit, public hearing notices that bring neighbors into the loop, and the judgment calls that determine when to slow down for community conversations. Andy shares the inside track on digitizing the process—from online portals and GIS mapping to the quality control challenges that come with reviewing thousands of pages at once—and how Henderson keeps improving by borrowing smart ideas from peer cities and industry groups. Zoning takes center stage with a clear, no-jargon breakdown: commercial, residential, industrial, mixed-use, and why intensity and compatibility matter. We explore national trends like upzoning and the push for more flexible housing, then bring it back home to Henderson’s unique context, rural character, and infrastructure realities. We also hit a spicy topic—parking—and make the case for quality over quantity with safer walkways, smarter layouts, and shade that actually works in desert heat. Underneath it all is a simple promise: planning should build community. That means walkability, comfort, and places people love, balanced with a process that respects both businesses and neighbors. Hear how Henderson’s planners see themselves as referees—keeping the game fair, the rules clear, and the plays moving—while inviting more voices into the conversation. If you care about how your city grows and how quickly your project can open its doors, you’ll find tools, tips, and a candid look at what works. Enjoyed this deep dive? Subscribe, share with a friend who’s planning a project, and leave a review to tell us what topic we should explore next.

]]> If you’ve ever wondered how a city turns a sketch on paper into a place you can actually visit, this one’s for you. We sit down with Henderson’s current planning manager, Andy Roether, to unpack the real machinery of city planning—what “entitlements” are, why timelines can be fast without being sloppy, and how a team of planners acts more like project managers and translators than bureaucrats with a stamp. We get practical about the entire journey: checklists that spell out exactly what to submit, public hearing notices that bring neighbors into the loop, and the judgment calls that determine when to slow down for community conversations. Andy shares the inside track on digitizing the process—from online portals and GIS mapping to the quality control challenges that come with reviewing thousands of pages at once—and how Henderson keeps improving by borrowing smart ideas from peer cities and industry groups. Zoning takes center stage with a clear, no-jargon breakdown: commercial, residential, industrial, mixed-use, and why intensity and compatibility matter. We explore national trends like upzoning and the push for more flexible housing, then bring it back home to Henderson’s unique context, rural character, and infrastructure realities. We also hit a spicy topic—parking—and make the case for quality over quantity with safer walkways, smarter layouts, and shade that actually works in desert heat. Underneath it all is a simple promise: planning should build community. That means walkability, comfort, and places people love, balanced with a process that respects both businesses and neighbors. Hear how Henderson’s planners see themselves as referees—keeping the game fair, the rules clear, and the plays moving—while inviting more voices into the conversation. If you care about how your city grows and how quickly your project can open its doors, you’ll find tools, tips, and a candid look at what works. Enjoyed this deep dive? Subscribe, share with a friend who’s planning a project, and leave a review to tell us what topic we should explore next.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-18227051 Thu, 20 Nov 2025 13:00:00 -0800 3643 2 17 full false Redevelop That! with Paul Beaton Redevelop That! with Paul Beaton  Welcome to Redevelop That!—the podcast where we explore the people, policies, and processes shaping community revitalization. In today’s episode, I sit down with Paul Beaton from the City of Henderson’s Business Licensing Division to break down what it really takes for a new business to open its doors in the city. Paul walks us through the licensing process, common challenges entrepreneurs face, and how the city works behind the scenes to support responsible growth and economic development. Whether you’re a business owner, developer, or just curious about how cities work, this conversation offers practical insight into how businesses go from idea to officially licensed in Henderson. 

]]>  Welcome to Redevelop That!—the podcast where we explore the people, policies, and processes shaping community revitalization. In today’s episode, I sit down with Paul Beaton from the City of Henderson’s Business Licensing Division to break down what it really takes for a new business to open its doors in the city. Paul walks us through the licensing process, common challenges entrepreneurs face, and how the city works behind the scenes to support responsible growth and economic development. Whether you’re a business owner, developer, or just curious about how cities work, this conversation offers practical insight into how businesses go from idea to officially licensed in Henderson. 

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-18127699 Tue, 04 Nov 2025 07:00:00 -0800 2782 2 16 full false Redevelop That! with Councilwomen Monica Larson Redevelop That! with Councilwomen Monica Larson Dr. Monica Larson was elected to the Henderson City Council in November 2024 representing Ward II. Sworn into office January 7, 2025, she became the first black councilmember in Henderson’s history. Her responsibilities include setting policies and making decisions concerning various aspects of local government for Nevada's second-largest city, recognized as being one of the best places to live in the nation.

Councilwoman Larson holds a doctorate degree in clinical and forensic psychology from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Prior to her elected service, her career included the treatment of sex offenders, victims of crime, and traditional clientele. She occasionally speaks on human trafficking and child exploitation to provide safety awareness. 

Councilwoman Larson relocated to Southern Nevada from Southern California several years ago with the intent to retire, until she felt the call to take her first-ever step into politics.

]]> Dr. Monica Larson was elected to the Henderson City Council in November 2024 representing Ward II. Sworn into office January 7, 2025, she became the first black councilmember in Henderson’s history. Her responsibilities include setting policies and making decisions concerning various aspects of local government for Nevada's second-largest city, recognized as being one of the best places to live in the nation.

Councilwoman Larson holds a doctorate degree in clinical and forensic psychology from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Prior to her elected service, her career included the treatment of sex offenders, victims of crime, and traditional clientele. She occasionally speaks on human trafficking and child exploitation to provide safety awareness. 

Councilwoman Larson relocated to Southern Nevada from Southern California several years ago with the intent to retire, until she felt the call to take her first-ever step into politics.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-17935052 Thu, 02 Oct 2025 08:00:00 -0700 2441 2 15 full false Redevelop That! with Windom Kimsey Redevelop That! with Windom Kimsey As a major Water Street player, Windom has left his imprint on the street. Continuing to shepherd its ongoing reimagination and never content to rest on his laurels or the success of his last project, Windom is forever pushing the envelope, creating the next big idea which includes the intimate boutique Azzurra Cucina Italiana and Azzurra Wine Bar.

]]> As a major Water Street player, Windom has left his imprint on the street. Continuing to shepherd its ongoing reimagination and never content to rest on his laurels or the success of his last project, Windom is forever pushing the envelope, creating the next big idea which includes the intimate boutique Azzurra Cucina Italiana and Azzurra Wine Bar.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-16572171 Thu, 06 Feb 2025 07:00:00 -0800 2864 2 12 full false Redevelop That! with Dave Burlin Redevelop That! with Dave Burlin  Dave Burlin is a Marine Corps Veteran and entrepreneur, who reflects on how military skills can translate to business success, particularly in sales and leadership roles across various industries. Dave emphasizes the importance of a clear vision and strong company culture, drawing inspiration from companies like Disney and Zappos. After coaching over 30 sales professionals, Dave has dedicated his time to supporting fellow Veterans in entrepreneurship and serving in leadership roles for organizations like Bunker Labs, VetsinTech and Global Entrepreneurship Week. 

]]>  Dave Burlin is a Marine Corps Veteran and entrepreneur, who reflects on how military skills can translate to business success, particularly in sales and leadership roles across various industries. Dave emphasizes the importance of a clear vision and strong company culture, drawing inspiration from companies like Disney and Zappos. After coaching over 30 sales professionals, Dave has dedicated his time to supporting fellow Veterans in entrepreneurship and serving in leadership roles for organizations like Bunker Labs, VetsinTech and Global Entrepreneurship Week. 

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-15857786 Thu, 03 Oct 2024 07:00:00 -0700 2658 2 11 full false Redevelop That! with Jordan Krahenbuhl Redevelop That! with Jordan Krahenbuhl Jordan Krahenbuhl is the Executive Director of the Plumbing, Heating, Cooling Contractors of Nevada which is dedicated to the promotion, advancement, education and training of the industry for the protection of our environment and the health, safety and comfort of our community.

The Plumbing Heating Cooling Contractors of Nevada (PHCC of NV) was organized in 1980 and remains a vital organization which educates, supports, promotes, and renders assistance to the PHCC industry of Nevada. PHCC of NV was chartered by the Plumbing Heating Cooling Contractors – National Association (PHCC-NA) on November 13, 1990.

]]> Jordan Krahenbuhl is the Executive Director of the Plumbing, Heating, Cooling Contractors of Nevada which is dedicated to the promotion, advancement, education and training of the industry for the protection of our environment and the health, safety and comfort of our community.

The Plumbing Heating Cooling Contractors of Nevada (PHCC of NV) was organized in 1980 and remains a vital organization which educates, supports, promotes, and renders assistance to the PHCC industry of Nevada. PHCC of NV was chartered by the Plumbing Heating Cooling Contractors – National Association (PHCC-NA) on November 13, 1990.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-15745984 Fri, 13 Sep 2024 07:00:00 -0700 2671 2 10 full false Redevelop That! with Dave Beason Redevelop That! with Dave Beason Dave Beason is a long time Henderson resident and business owner. Recently retired, Dave owned and operated The Muffler Shop in Downtown Henderson for over 40 years. Dave sat down with us to share his insights and lessons learned. 

]]> Dave Beason is a long time Henderson resident and business owner. Recently retired, Dave owned and operated The Muffler Shop in Downtown Henderson for over 40 years. Dave sat down with us to share his insights and lessons learned. 

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-15583130 Thu, 15 Aug 2024 07:00:00 -0700 2493 2 10 full false Redevelop That! with Kyle Duthie Redevelop That! with Kyle Duthie The Little Chapel on the Corner stands as Henderson’s oldest wedding chapel. With such a rich history, our chapels have hosted several beautiful weddings through the years. It offers a significant change from traditional Las Vegas-style weddings, offering a personal and pleasant experience. Around every corner is a gorgeous landscape set-up to add to the beauty of your day.

Join us as we sit down with Kyle Duthie who owns The Little Chapel on the Corner.

]]> The Little Chapel on the Corner stands as Henderson’s oldest wedding chapel. With such a rich history, our chapels have hosted several beautiful weddings through the years. It offers a significant change from traditional Las Vegas-style weddings, offering a personal and pleasant experience. Around every corner is a gorgeous landscape set-up to add to the beauty of your day.

Join us as we sit down with Kyle Duthie who owns The Little Chapel on the Corner.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-15510882 Thu, 01 Aug 2024 10:00:00 -0700 1700 2 9 full false Henderson Historical Interview with Shelly Aguiar and Rick Watson Henderson Historical Interview with Shelly Aguiar and Rick Watson Shelly and Rick are brother and sister who been long time Southern Nevada and Henderson residents. We were able to sit down with them and hear their stories of growing up in Henderson and what the city has meant to them.

]]> Shelly and Rick are brother and sister who been long time Southern Nevada and Henderson residents. We were able to sit down with them and hear their stories of growing up in Henderson and what the city has meant to them.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-15357905 Wed, 03 Jul 2024 11:00:00 -0700 2963 2 9 full false Henderson Historical Interview with Becky Lomprey Grismanauskas Henderson Historical Interview with Becky Lomprey Grismanauskas Becky is a long time Henderson resident whom we were able to sit down with and learn about her up bringing in Henderson and how her family made a difference in the community. That may even include capturing the Henderson alligator!!

]]> Becky is a long time Henderson resident whom we were able to sit down with and learn about her up bringing in Henderson and how her family made a difference in the community. That may even include capturing the Henderson alligator!!

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-15247276 Thu, 13 Jun 2024 14:00:00 -0700 1464 2 8 full false Henderson Historical Interview with Val LaPorta Henderson Historical Interview with Val LaPorta Val is a long time Henderson resident whose family has had an impact on the business community within the Water Street District.

]]> Val is a long time Henderson resident whose family has had an impact on the business community within the Water Street District.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-15165797 Thu, 30 May 2024 11:00:00 -0700 1590 2 7 full false Henderson Historical Interview with Judge Kent Dawson Henderson Historical Interview with Judge Kent Dawson Judge Dawson was the Henderson City Attorney between 1972 and 1979. During that time, he was instrumental in the creation of the Henderson Public Improvement Trust, an issuer of tax-exempt bonds. Judge Dawson represented the city in attracting Ethel M. Chocolates, Levi Strauss, Breyer’s Ice Cream, and many other businesses. He was also instrumental in the first issuance of industrial development bonds for the cities of Las Vegas and North Las Vegas. The infrastructure for the master-planned communities of The Lake at Las Vegas, Green Valley Ranch, McDonald Ranch and Seven Hills was financed with tax exempt bonds during his tenure.

]]> Judge Dawson was the Henderson City Attorney between 1972 and 1979. During that time, he was instrumental in the creation of the Henderson Public Improvement Trust, an issuer of tax-exempt bonds. Judge Dawson represented the city in attracting Ethel M. Chocolates, Levi Strauss, Breyer’s Ice Cream, and many other businesses. He was also instrumental in the first issuance of industrial development bonds for the cities of Las Vegas and North Las Vegas. The infrastructure for the master-planned communities of The Lake at Las Vegas, Green Valley Ranch, McDonald Ranch and Seven Hills was financed with tax exempt bonds during his tenure.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-15119799 Thu, 23 May 2024 06:00:00 -0700 1483 2 6 full false Henderson Historical Interview with City Manager Richard Derrick Henderson Historical Interview with City Manager Richard Derrick As a lifelong resident of Henderson, City Manager Richard Derrick shared some of his memories of growing up in the city and what it has been like to see the transformation of the city through the decades.

]]> As a lifelong resident of Henderson, City Manager Richard Derrick shared some of his memories of growing up in the city and what it has been like to see the transformation of the city through the decades.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-15081593 Thu, 16 May 2024 09:00:00 -0700 1506 2 5 full false Henderson Historical Interview with Andy Hafen Henderson Historical Interview with Andy Hafen History interview with former mayor Andy Hafen.

]]> History interview with former mayor Andy Hafen.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-15036819 Thu, 09 May 2024 07:00:00 -0700 2018 2 4 full false Henderson Historical Interview with Michelle Romero Henderson Historical Interview with Michelle Romero The City of Henderson became a city in 1953 and has continued grow and develop ever since. The residents and families that were here from the start established a community that so many continue to call home today. Many of these families who still call Henderson home have shared with us their stories of what it was like growing up in the southeast part of the Las Vegas Valley.

Today's interview is from a lifetime resident and the City of Henderson's current mayor, Michelle Romero.  Michelle shared many of her memories and experiences of growing up in Henderson and what it has meant to her and her family.

]]> The City of Henderson became a city in 1953 and has continued grow and develop ever since. The residents and families that were here from the start established a community that so many continue to call home today. Many of these families who still call Henderson home have shared with us their stories of what it was like growing up in the southeast part of the Las Vegas Valley.

Today's interview is from a lifetime resident and the City of Henderson's current mayor, Michelle Romero.  Michelle shared many of her memories and experiences of growing up in Henderson and what it has meant to her and her family.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-14978655 Mon, 29 Apr 2024 13:00:00 -0700 1115 2 3 full false Redevelop That! with Councilman Jim Seebock Redevelop That! with Councilman Jim Seebock Jim Seebock was elected to the Henderson City Council via special election in April 2023 representing Ward I, which includes the historic Water Street district.

Councilman Seebock serves with the mayor and his fellow council members as the legislative branch for the Henderson community. Their responsibilities include setting policies and making decisions concerning various aspects of local government for Nevada’s second largest city, recognized as being one of the safest cities and best places to live in the nation.

]]> Jim Seebock was elected to the Henderson City Council via special election in April 2023 representing Ward I, which includes the historic Water Street district.

Councilman Seebock serves with the mayor and his fellow council members as the legislative branch for the Henderson community. Their responsibilities include setting policies and making decisions concerning various aspects of local government for Nevada’s second largest city, recognized as being one of the safest cities and best places to live in the nation.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-14416921 Wed, 31 Jan 2024 15:00:00 -0800 2031 2 2 full false Rock'N Grapes with Kevin Sturgeon Rock'N Grapes with Kevin Sturgeon Meet Kevin Sturgeon, owner and founder of a non-pretentious wine pub serving food fare that consists of charcuterie selections, sandwiches, salads, and a multitude of shared and individual appetizers. Also, a selection of approachable wines by the glass and by the bottle as well as a selection of local beers on tap as well as local and craft packaged beers.

]]> Meet Kevin Sturgeon, owner and founder of a non-pretentious wine pub serving food fare that consists of charcuterie selections, sandwiches, salads, and a multitude of shared and individual appetizers. Also, a selection of approachable wines by the glass and by the bottle as well as a selection of local beers on tap as well as local and craft packaged beers.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-14286617 Wed, 10 Jan 2024 10:00:00 -0800 2200 2 1 full false Element 12 with Mike Forche Element 12 with Mike Forche Element 12 Apartments, where luxury living meets convenience in the heart of Henderson, Nevada. Our brand-new, upscale community offers 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartment homes with all the modern amenities you need to live your best life. 

We sat down with Mike Forche with the Spanos Corporation to find out about the new multi-family residential development taking place within the Cadence Master Plan Community.

]]> Element 12 Apartments, where luxury living meets convenience in the heart of Henderson, Nevada. Our brand-new, upscale community offers 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartment homes with all the modern amenities you need to live your best life. 

We sat down with Mike Forche with the Spanos Corporation to find out about the new multi-family residential development taking place within the Cadence Master Plan Community.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-13832700 Mon, 23 Oct 2023 16:00:00 -0700 2169 1 29 full false American Dream Homes with Mike McInerney American Dream Homes with Mike McInerney Derek Allen Buzzsprout-13790708 Mon, 16 Oct 2023 16:00:00 -0700 1765 1 28 full false Masterpiece Cuisine with Scott Mahan Masterpiece Cuisine with Scott Mahan Masterpiece Cuisine was founded as a catering company in 2007 by current co-owners Timothy Welc and Scott Mahan. It started with two friends, who quickly realized things could be done differently. A pioneering spirit and vision to elevate and enhance the food and service at catered events.

 For 16 years, Tim and Scott built a strong foundation by striving for the highest levels of excellence throughout every aspect of the business for both our guests and our team. Masterpiece Cuisine prepares and caters food and beverage to thousands of people every year. We are the preferred vendor at multiple venues, and we have been honored to be recognized with numerous awards.

 The recipe for Masterpiece Cuisine’s success has been growing the company from the inside out; gathering diverse ideas and perspectives; promoting a collaborative corporate culture; delivering outstanding, customizable service; and building strong relationships in the community.

]]> Masterpiece Cuisine was founded as a catering company in 2007 by current co-owners Timothy Welc and Scott Mahan. It started with two friends, who quickly realized things could be done differently. A pioneering spirit and vision to elevate and enhance the food and service at catered events.

 For 16 years, Tim and Scott built a strong foundation by striving for the highest levels of excellence throughout every aspect of the business for both our guests and our team. Masterpiece Cuisine prepares and caters food and beverage to thousands of people every year. We are the preferred vendor at multiple venues, and we have been honored to be recognized with numerous awards.

 The recipe for Masterpiece Cuisine’s success has been growing the company from the inside out; gathering diverse ideas and perspectives; promoting a collaborative corporate culture; delivering outstanding, customizable service; and building strong relationships in the community.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-13725409 Thu, 05 Oct 2023 15:00:00 -0700 1780 1 27 full false Firelight Barn with the Jackson Family Band & Cloggers Firelight Barn with the Jackson Family Band & Cloggers Get ready for the Ultimate Entertainment Experience... You'll be greeted and seated by the Firelight Barn Posse! Then you'll be served mouthwatering BBQ that can't be beat. And finally, entertainment - featuring Mama's Wranglers, the Jackson Family Band & Cloggers (Young Entertainers of the Year). Mama's Wranglers, home-grown professional recording artists, have entertained in Canada, Europe and all 50 states. Since 2001, the Wranglers have been performing western classics like "Ghost Riders", "The Devil Went Down to Georgia", and other favorites like "La Bamba", "Kokomo". They play an array of instruments, sing 4-part vocal harmonies that only siblings can achieve, provide charming humor, and amazing clogging that takes the energy level over the top.

]]> Get ready for the Ultimate Entertainment Experience... You'll be greeted and seated by the Firelight Barn Posse! Then you'll be served mouthwatering BBQ that can't be beat. And finally, entertainment - featuring Mama's Wranglers, the Jackson Family Band & Cloggers (Young Entertainers of the Year). Mama's Wranglers, home-grown professional recording artists, have entertained in Canada, Europe and all 50 states. Since 2001, the Wranglers have been performing western classics like "Ghost Riders", "The Devil Went Down to Georgia", and other favorites like "La Bamba", "Kokomo". They play an array of instruments, sing 4-part vocal harmonies that only siblings can achieve, provide charming humor, and amazing clogging that takes the energy level over the top.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-13675478 Wed, 27 Sep 2023 15:00:00 -0700 2245 1 26 full false Brimstone Jewelry with Kim Cain Brimstone Jewelry with Kim Cain Kim is the owner of Brimstone Jewelry located on Water Street in Henderson, NV. Kim has been selling quality jewelry for over 30 years and has recently moved into a new location here within downtown Henderson. Listen to her story and take a moment to come and visit her shop.

]]> Kim is the owner of Brimstone Jewelry located on Water Street in Henderson, NV. Kim has been selling quality jewelry for over 30 years and has recently moved into a new location here within downtown Henderson. Listen to her story and take a moment to come and visit her shop.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-13658604 Mon, 25 Sep 2023 13:00:00 -0700 2007 1 25 full false Redevelop That! with Councilwomen Carrie Cox Redevelop That! with Councilwomen Carrie Cox Carrie Cox was elected at-large to the Henderson City Council in November 2022, representing Ward 3. Councilwoman Cox serves with the mayor and her fellow council members as the legislative branch for the Henderson community. Her responsibilities include setting policies and making decisions concerning various aspects of local government for Nevada's second-largest city, recognized as being one of the best places to live in the nation.

]]> Carrie Cox was elected at-large to the Henderson City Council in November 2022, representing Ward 3. Councilwoman Cox serves with the mayor and her fellow council members as the legislative branch for the Henderson community. Her responsibilities include setting policies and making decisions concerning various aspects of local government for Nevada's second-largest city, recognized as being one of the best places to live in the nation.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-13549622 Thu, 07 Sep 2023 10:00:00 -0700 2328 1 24 full false Rooftop Realty with Eric Humes Rooftop Realty with Eric Humes Eric Humes is a local realtor who does it all! Rooftop realty is a full service real estate business that serves the residential and commercial markets in our valley. Eric also deals in the renovation space, property management and real estate developing. They do it all for your real estate needs.

]]> Eric Humes is a local realtor who does it all! Rooftop realty is a full service real estate business that serves the residential and commercial markets in our valley. Eric also deals in the renovation space, property management and real estate developing. They do it all for your real estate needs.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-12785314 Mon, 08 May 2023 07:00:00 -0700 2143 1 23 full false State of Nevada Business & Industry, SBA and the Blucat Group State of Nevada Business & Industry, SBA and the Blucat Group We had the pleasure of interviewing Marcel Shaerer with the State of Nevada Department of Business and Industry where he serves as the Deputy Director and oversees programs and initiatives to address the needs of businesses that may include small business advocacy, providing resources that may include access to capital, advocacy for minorities and consumer protection.

We also had on Saul Ramos who is the District Director for the Nevada District Office with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). Saul and his group work with businesses to identify funding opportunities for a business, counseling, federal contracting certifications, and disaster recover. The SBA works to connect partner organizations, lenders, and other community groups that help small businesses succeed.

Angelic Villarta with the Blucat Group is small business owner who has worked to grow a premium visual design firm where they work with their clients to create and develop highly impactful graphic, web, and brand designs. Also, they can create campaigns and events that may inclusively cater to diverse, global, underrepresented and disadvantaged communities. 

]]> We had the pleasure of interviewing Marcel Shaerer with the State of Nevada Department of Business and Industry where he serves as the Deputy Director and oversees programs and initiatives to address the needs of businesses that may include small business advocacy, providing resources that may include access to capital, advocacy for minorities and consumer protection.

We also had on Saul Ramos who is the District Director for the Nevada District Office with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). Saul and his group work with businesses to identify funding opportunities for a business, counseling, federal contracting certifications, and disaster recover. The SBA works to connect partner organizations, lenders, and other community groups that help small businesses succeed.

Angelic Villarta with the Blucat Group is small business owner who has worked to grow a premium visual design firm where they work with their clients to create and develop highly impactful graphic, web, and brand designs. Also, they can create campaigns and events that may inclusively cater to diverse, global, underrepresented and disadvantaged communities. 

]]> Buzzsprout-12386439 Mon, 06 Mar 2023 13:00:00 -0800 2836 1 22 full false Clark County Credit Union with Matt Kershaw Clark County Credit Union with Matt Kershaw Matt is the current President/CEO of Clark County Credit Union in Las Vegas Nevada. The Credit Union Started in 1951 by 25 employees with the Clark County Government here in Las Vegas. Over the decades the Credit Union has grown to serve over 50,000 members/owners and has assets equaling over $1 billion dollars. Matt has been the president/CEO since 2015 but has been with the Credit Union since 2005 where he started as a Commercial Loan Officer. Matt has worked his way up within the Credit Union where he has had the opportunity learn the in’s and out’s of commercial and real estate lending in addition to training others the intricacies of commercial lending. Matt volunteers his time to help others with financial training and also volunteers his time in his community and within his church. 

]]> Matt is the current President/CEO of Clark County Credit Union in Las Vegas Nevada. The Credit Union Started in 1951 by 25 employees with the Clark County Government here in Las Vegas. Over the decades the Credit Union has grown to serve over 50,000 members/owners and has assets equaling over $1 billion dollars. Matt has been the president/CEO since 2015 but has been with the Credit Union since 2005 where he started as a Commercial Loan Officer. Matt has worked his way up within the Credit Union where he has had the opportunity learn the in’s and out’s of commercial and real estate lending in addition to training others the intricacies of commercial lending. Matt volunteers his time to help others with financial training and also volunteers his time in his community and within his church. 

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-12270040 Mon, 20 Feb 2023 08:00:00 -0800 2455 1 21 full false All In Aviation with Paul Sallach All In Aviation with Paul Sallach All In Aviation is much more than a flight school. They're partner you can turn to as your aviation needs evolve, from your very first flight through the most advanced pilot certifications. They offer primary and advanced flight training in Cirrus and Cessna aircraft as well as transition training for students who are wanting to fly a more technologically advanced aircraft.

Paul Sallach is President of All In Aviation. Paul began his aviation career at the University of North Dakota where he graduated with a degree in commercial aviation.  In 2009, Paul and his family relocated to Las Vegas where he started selling pre-owned aircraft with Lone Mountain Aircraft Sales. Paul has since been involved in over 650 aircraft transactions and remains active as an aircraft sales broker, and in June of 2016 launched All In Aviation. In 2017, the Sallachs began working on a 5 acre, 26 hangar development at Henderson Executive Airport which opened in 2020. This new facility brought to Henderson it’s first pilot shop.

]]> All In Aviation is much more than a flight school. They're partner you can turn to as your aviation needs evolve, from your very first flight through the most advanced pilot certifications. They offer primary and advanced flight training in Cirrus and Cessna aircraft as well as transition training for students who are wanting to fly a more technologically advanced aircraft.

Paul Sallach is President of All In Aviation. Paul began his aviation career at the University of North Dakota where he graduated with a degree in commercial aviation.  In 2009, Paul and his family relocated to Las Vegas where he started selling pre-owned aircraft with Lone Mountain Aircraft Sales. Paul has since been involved in over 650 aircraft transactions and remains active as an aircraft sales broker, and in June of 2016 launched All In Aviation. In 2017, the Sallachs began working on a 5 acre, 26 hangar development at Henderson Executive Airport which opened in 2020. This new facility brought to Henderson it’s first pilot shop.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-12061723 Tue, 17 Jan 2023 08:00:00 -0800 1893 1 20 full false Gymcats with Cassie Rice Gymcats with Cassie Rice Gymcats is the largest gymnastics facility in the Henderson/Las Vegas area. Who are committed to their motto: Gymcats is where KIDS matter most. This means that they put the focus on improving every athletes mental and physical well-being. They want every gymnast, dancer, and cheerleader to have fun while experienced and technical coaches guide them to a successful future in their sport. 

]]> Gymcats is the largest gymnastics facility in the Henderson/Las Vegas area. Who are committed to their motto: Gymcats is where KIDS matter most. This means that they put the focus on improving every athletes mental and physical well-being. They want every gymnast, dancer, and cheerleader to have fun while experienced and technical coaches guide them to a successful future in their sport. 

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-11875231 Mon, 19 Dec 2022 00:00:00 -0800 1537 1 19 full false Essence Motors with Elyes and Marie Fenniche Essence Motors with Elyes and Marie Fenniche We sat down with Elyes and Marie with Essence Motors. Essence Motors is a boutique dealership geared towards enthusiasts looking for a premium experience and excellent value when purchasing a specialty/luxury car that expresses their personality. 

]]> We sat down with Elyes and Marie with Essence Motors. Essence Motors is a boutique dealership geared towards enthusiasts looking for a premium experience and excellent value when purchasing a specialty/luxury car that expresses their personality. 

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-11738591 Mon, 21 Nov 2022 12:00:00 -0800 1948 1 18 full false Cutnet LLC with Ivin Huggan Cutnet LLC with Ivin Huggan CutNet LLC is a hair professional sharing company. Their goal is to connect local hair professionals and clients in the comfort of your favorite chair, at the touch of a button. May that be at home or the office! CutNet web service is available! 

]]> CutNet LLC is a hair professional sharing company. Their goal is to connect local hair professionals and clients in the comfort of your favorite chair, at the touch of a button. May that be at home or the office! CutNet web service is available! 

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-11658181 Tue, 08 Nov 2022 13:00:00 -0800 2771 1 17 full false WHY Staffing with Greg Pajardo WHY Staffing with Greg Pajardo Why Staffing is a Staffing and Recruitment Services agency who works with respected employers to match people with available part-time, full-time and temporary jobs. Greg has over 30 years business experience and has built a reputation for satisfying clients needs.

]]> Why Staffing is a Staffing and Recruitment Services agency who works with respected employers to match people with available part-time, full-time and temporary jobs. Greg has over 30 years business experience and has built a reputation for satisfying clients needs.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-11612490 Tue, 01 Nov 2022 14:00:00 -0700 1921 1 16 full false McCaw School of Mines with Phil Luna McCaw School of Mines with Phil Luna Located on 1.4 acres of property adjacent to the Gordon McCaw STEAM Academy campus, the McCaw School of Mines was developed in the early 1990’s through the efforts of then Gordon McCaw Elementary School Principal Janet Dobry.  Our vision is to educate Nevada’s youth and the broader public on the importance of mineral resources.

 Our mission is to provide free or low-cost field trips for Nevada’s students and host public days which serve to educate, enrich and entertain all who visit the McCaw School of Mines on the impact mineral resources have on our lives.

​We believe that making the connection between mineral use and the process by which minerals are obtained (mining) is critically important. Our efforts focus on making this connection with all who visit. 

]]> Located on 1.4 acres of property adjacent to the Gordon McCaw STEAM Academy campus, the McCaw School of Mines was developed in the early 1990’s through the efforts of then Gordon McCaw Elementary School Principal Janet Dobry.  Our vision is to educate Nevada’s youth and the broader public on the importance of mineral resources.

 Our mission is to provide free or low-cost field trips for Nevada’s students and host public days which serve to educate, enrich and entertain all who visit the McCaw School of Mines on the impact mineral resources have on our lives.

​We believe that making the connection between mineral use and the process by which minerals are obtained (mining) is critically important. Our efforts focus on making this connection with all who visit. 

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-11567117 Tue, 25 Oct 2022 11:00:00 -0700 1608 1 15 full false Keita Williams with EmployNV Business Hub Keita Williams with EmployNV Business Hub EmployNV Business Hub is a State of Nevada agency with the purpose of aiding small businesses with the resources needed to remain successful and profitable. Keita is a resource officer who has the training and skills needed to help those small businesses be successful. 

]]> EmployNV Business Hub is a State of Nevada agency with the purpose of aiding small businesses with the resources needed to remain successful and profitable. Keita is a resource officer who has the training and skills needed to help those small businesses be successful. 

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-11327270 Thu, 15 Sep 2022 18:00:00 -0700 1668 1 12 full false Scott Muelrath with the Henderson Chamber of Commerce Scott Muelrath with the Henderson Chamber of Commerce Listen in as we speak with Scott Muelrath of the Henderson Chamber and hear about the activities the chamber has going on and may be what the chamber can do for you.

]]> Listen in as we speak with Scott Muelrath of the Henderson Chamber and hear about the activities the chamber has going on and may be what the chamber can do for you.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-11306501 Mon, 12 Sep 2022 14:00:00 -0700 1568 1 11 full false Laura Jane Spina with RAFI Architecture Laura Jane Spina with RAFI Architecture We sat down with Laura Jane of RAFI Architecture to discuss their role in transforming aging downtowns and working to design community spaces and building to compliment the neighborhoods they are built in.

]]> We sat down with Laura Jane of RAFI Architecture to discuss their role in transforming aging downtowns and working to design community spaces and building to compliment the neighborhoods they are built in.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-11222825 Mon, 29 Aug 2022 09:00:00 -0700 1450 1 10 full false Tim Brooks with Emerald Island Casino Tim Brooks with Emerald Island Casino This episode we were able to sit down with Tim Brooks, the owner of the Emerald Island Casino and The Rainbow Casino here on Water Street. We were able to discuss the growth of these two casino's and Tim's commitment to continue growing these properties. 

]]> This episode we were able to sit down with Tim Brooks, the owner of the Emerald Island Casino and The Rainbow Casino here on Water Street. We were able to discuss the growth of these two casino's and Tim's commitment to continue growing these properties. 

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-11180223 Mon, 22 Aug 2022 10:00:00 -0700 1512 1 9 full false Jason Andoscia with TSK Architects Jason Andoscia with TSK Architects Meet Jason Andosica with TSK Architects who are a group of architects here on Water Street in downtown Henderson who made the move to live, work and play within our downtown redevelopment area.

]]> Meet Jason Andosica with TSK Architects who are a group of architects here on Water Street in downtown Henderson who made the move to live, work and play within our downtown redevelopment area.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-11142769 Mon, 15 Aug 2022 11:00:00 -0700 1505 1 8 full false Cat Biler with Atomic Motors Cat Biler with Atomic Motors We visited with Cat Biler an owner of Atomic Motors. Atomic Motors is a classic car restoration specialist business and dealer located in Henderson.

]]> We visited with Cat Biler an owner of Atomic Motors. Atomic Motors is a classic car restoration specialist business and dealer located in Henderson.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-11103157 Mon, 08 Aug 2022 14:00:00 -0700 1567 1 7 full false Kirk Stowers with Broadbent and Associates Kirk Stowers with Broadbent and Associates We met Kirk Stowers with Broadbent and Associates to discuss redeveloping contaminated lands and remediation of those lands.

]]> We met Kirk Stowers with Broadbent and Associates to discuss redeveloping contaminated lands and remediation of those lands.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-10885925 Thu, 30 Jun 2022 12:00:00 -0700 1558 1 6 full false Dave Shultis with Red Panda Solutions Dave Shultis with Red Panda Solutions We sat down with Dave Shultis with Red Panda Solutions to talk about Cyber Security.

]]> We sat down with Dave Shultis with Red Panda Solutions to talk about Cyber Security.

]]> Derek Allen Buzzsprout-10885903 Thu, 30 Jun 2022 12:00:00 -0700 1726 1 5 full false