Las Vegas Travel News 02/16/2011

What Is LV Air And Why Does It Sound Like A Party In The Sky? || VegasChatter

A Las Vegas air service with partnerships on the Strip? I'm intrigued.
UNLV president’s somber warning on budget cuts moves faculty to tears – Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2011 | 2 a.m. – Las Vegas Sun

UNLV is dealing with unprecedented budget cuts, which will drastically change the face of the university.
Blender or not, Vegas helps celebrate National Margarita Day | Las Vegas Blogs

February 22 is National Margarita Day! Tip a glass to Las Vegas events celebrating the holiday.
Run, Elvis, Run! – CheapOair – Guest Blogs and Tips on Travel from travel experts, travel writers | CheapOair

Participating in the Las Vegas Marathon requires running with Elvi. I was given the opportunity to write about my marathon experience … enjoy!
Las Vegas wedding chapels deal with love recession – Monday, Feb. 14, 2011 | 7 p.m. – Las Vegas Sun

Sin City is known for its weddings, but love hasn't been in the air quite as much these past couple of years.
Celine Dion flying to L.V. earlier than planned for rehearsals, baptism – Monday, Feb. 14, 2011 | 12:27 p.m. – Las Vegas Sun

Celine Dion was supposed to arrive in Las Vegas the beginning of March, but her arrival has been pushed up. Make way for her return to Caesars Palace!
There’s A New Card Game In Town, But Will You Want To Play? || VegasChatter

52 Wild is the newest game in Las Vegas. Here is the skinny on how it is played.
Love in the limelight: Las Vegas couples talk romance on Valentine’s Day – Monday, Feb. 14, 2011 | 1:55 a.m. – Las Vegas Sun

This is a fun piece about some of the people in Las Vegas who have found love.
And Neon Runs Through It – Classic Las Vegas History Blog – Blog

This is a riveting selection of photos that depicts the neon history of Las Vegas.
Las Vegas Blog: Steve Friess’ VEGAS HAPPENS HERE: Another Pulitzer Nod Coming For Las Vegas Sun?

It's exciting when Las Vegas makes a positive name for itself, so I'd love to see this team at the Sun get the kudos they deserve for their article series on the local medical care system.