South Las Vegas valley woman found shot to death

Las Vegas (KSNV) - On April 19th, 2021 at approximately 10:45 a.m officers say they found a
woman shot to death inside her south Las Vegas valley residence.

Officers arrived at the residence in the 2400 block of East Wigwam Avenue, near Las Vegas
Boulevard and Blue Diamond Road, for a report of a deceased female. The investigation by
LVMPD’s Homicide Section showed that some friends of the victim received no contact from
her for a few days and found her deceased when they went to check on her.

The Clark County Coroner's Office will release the victim's identification, as well as the cause
and manner of death as this is an ongoing investigation.

Authorities urge anyone who has any information regarding this incident to contact the LVMPD
Homicide Section by phone at 702-828-3521, or by email at homicide@lvmpd.com. To remain
anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers by phone at 702-385-5555, or on the internet at
www.crimestoppersofnv.com.
Celebrating 45 years of premiere theatre in Southern Nevada, The
Super Summer Theatre showcases a sensational lineup for 2021

Las Vegas (KSNV)- The Super Summer Theatre Summer Series has been rescheduled because
of the circumstances surrounding COVID-19, with the first performance set for Wednesday,
May 13, 2021. Present ticket holders will be contacted directly by Super Summer Theatre to
move their tickets by Thursday, April 30, 2021.
Still need tickets? They are still available! Tickets for the Summer Series are priced at $15 for
general admission. Parking opens at 5 p.m. and Meadow Seating begins at 6 p.m.

The Super Summer Theatre throughout the years has made amazing progress since their humble
beginnings in 1976, where Shakespeare plays were performed by actors who catered to guests
and served as ticket agents, giving them the status of a triple threat.

They are a non-profit organization with the goal of promoting the use of Nevada State Parks by
offering quality, family-oriented, and affordable cultural events to the community, including
educational theatrical arts opportunities.

From this point forward, over one million supporters have come to appreciate extraordinary
theatre by wrapping themselves up in the meadow and enjoying a meal with friends and family
“under the stars.”

LOCATIONS:

Super Summer Theatre’s in city location for their smaller productions are held at their studio
location. The address is: 4340 S Valley View, Las Vegas NV 89103, Suite 210.
This venue is just south of Flamingo, near the new Valley View and Harmon interchange.

Super Summer Theatre’s outdoor venue, where you, and your friends and family can enjoy
the meadow, is at Spring Mountain Ranch or 6375 NV-159, Blue Diamond, NV 89004.
This location is just 10 miles west of the 215/West Charleston intersection or 5 miles east
past Blue Diamond from the Intersection of Hwy 159 and Hwy 160.

The 2021 Super Summer Theatre Series Opener

Dates: Thursday, May 13 through Sunday, May 16

Live Tribute Show Acts: Dino, Judy, Frank & Babs

Presented by Super Summer Theatre and Jade Productions
Location: In City Location, 4340 S Valley View, Suite 210,. Las Vegas NV 89103
Dino, Judy, Frank & Babs, A Live Tribute Show to Dean Martin, Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra
and Barbra Streisand features some of your favorite songs made popular by these ICONIC Super
Stars. Memories trickle through the music and help us remember The Way We Were, magically,
as if touched by Witchcraft. After all, Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime and Happy Days
remembered just make us Smile and send us Somewhere Over the Rainbow. Feeling Good we’ll
be In the Mood for love. And Love Will Keep Us Warm, sharing Friendship, always knowing
they each did it their own My Way.

All performances are outdoors and run from Wednesday through Saturday.

Super Summer Theatre will enforce social distancing and mask mandates to help prevent the
spread of Covid-19.

For more information, call 702.579.PLAY (7529), visit www.supersummertheatre.org or e-

mail info@supersummertheatre.org. For the latest show updates, follow Super Summer
Theatre on Facebook, Instagram @supersummertheatre and Twitter.
The City of Las Vegas Metro area has the 20th-highest annual RV sales
rate in the nation.
Covid-19 has hit the travel and tourism economy hard across the country in many aspects of the
industry, including Las Vegas, but the market for recreational vehicles has surged because of the
lower chance of exposure rate and the ability to maintain social distance regulations. During the
pandemic, the desire for RV travel has increased and industry experts are expecting a nearly
25% wave of RV shipments in 2021.

Over the last decade, the increase of sales for RV’s is not shocking. The market for RV travel
has been on the steady climb for quite some time. As baby boomers’ race to the roads after
retirement, they have become the driving force behind a chunk of the Census Bureau report on
RV dealership statistics, which showed that between 2012 and 2017, sales increased by 81%.
Although baby boomers take up a large portion of the demographics, a growing interest from
Millennials and Gen Z customers toward the spirit of camping and outdoor adventures has
helped as well.

The RV Industry Association’s data showcases that even shipments have reached record heights
around the same time. Since the last recession in 2009, the growth of these shipments had
plummeted to their lowest point at 165,000 but between then and 2020, the shipments have
increased by approximately 160%. This means that these shipments have risen to about 430,000.
The Northwestern United States sees the most money being spent on RVs, and a huge part of this
reason is because these locations also have plenty of natural attractions for those RV travelers
searching for the beauty of nature. Even though the interest in RVs may look different across
separate geographical regions, the Northwest has everything an enthusiastic explorer could want.

For example, Montana outshines the other states by generating an average of more than $300 in
annual RV sales per person. RV travelers flock to Montana for scenery from national parks like
Yellowstone and Glacier, but the primary reason this state brings in so much revenue is because
of its policies that benefit RV buyers. This Northwest state offers low registration fees, allows
non-residents to set up LLCs in the state to facilitate RV purchases and last but not least, has no
sales tax.

Western state locations see a substantial amount of RV travel and sales at the metro level. In
order to find which metro areas had the highest levels of consumers spending money on RVs,
Outdoorsy researchers compiled data from the U.S. Census Bureau and then used these statistics
to calculate the per capita annual sales at RV dealerships. For comparison, these researchers also
evaluated the relative density of RV dealers within the metro areas, median income of their
desired demographic, and the metro population.

Outdoorsy researchers discovered that out of all large U.S. metros, The City of Las Vegas Metro
area has the 20th-highest annual RV sales rate in the nation, generating annual sales of 258.6M.
This equates to $114 per person, per year, meaning that compared to the national average, the
Las Vegas metro area is about 7.3% higher.
If you are interested in the breakdown of the statistics behind the research, below, summarizes
the data for the Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise, NV metro area:
● Per capita annual sales at RV dealers: $114
● Annual sales at RV dealers: $258,625,000
● Density of RV dealers (compared to average): +7.3%
● Median household income: $62,107
● Population: 2,266,715
For reference, here are the statistics for the entire United States:
● Per capita annual sales at RV dealers: $79
● Annual sales at RV dealers: $25,856,054,000
● Density of RV dealers (compared to average): N/A
● Median household income: $65,712
● Population: 328,239,523
For more information, a detailed methodology, and complete results, you can find the original
report on Outdoorsy’s website: https://www.outdoorsy.com/blog/us-cities-buying-rvs