Las Vegas Travel News 02/04/2011

I was sad to read that this popular farmer's market has been shut down over zoning issues. I'm sure many people, myself included, hope this will be resolved and reopened as soon as possible.

Solicitor or entertainer? That is the question with the new ordinances that could change who's on Fremont Street.

Want to become a pastry chef? The School of Pastry Design has opened in Las Vegas, and now it's easier than ever to learn all of the techniques of an award-winning pastry chef.

The Real World is back in Vegas … this time at Hard Rock Hotel. Will you be watching?

Talks are in the works to move the UNLV stadium closer to the campus. Right now it's a bit of a drive from the campus to the stadium, but my question is, where in the heck will it fit in with all the other stuff in that part of the city?

Phantom – The Vegas Spectacular has just celebrated its 2,000th show. I had a chance to mingle with some of the cast members at the luncheon celebrating this milestone, and they're just as excited about the show as they've ever been.

A lot of people forget the Stratosphere is even on the Strip, given that it's hanging out all by itself on the northern end. But the resort's undergoing a major renovation, so there may be reason to visit.

The long haul is a Vegas visitor's taxi nightmare. Now drivers say they're forced to cheat their passengers. What do you think?

Hey ladies! Not sure what to do while your man catches the Big Game in Vegas? We've got you covered!

Another new nightclub is debuting on the Strip. Chateau at Paris is more than 45,000 square feet in a two-story, indoor-outdoor setting.