The stars were shining brightly on May 13 when <a href="http://VegasTennis.com">VegasTennis.com</a> and the Marty Hennessy Junior Tennis Foundation held a benefit dinner and fundraiser in honor of Tony Bennett's 80th birthday at The Stirling Club in Turnberry Place.

Driven by the simple mantra, "Changing kids' lives through tennis and education," the foundation raised more than $300,000 with the help of celebrities and dignitaries like Bennett, Frankie Avalon, Phyllis McGuire, Mike Agassi, Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger, Tennis Channel founder Steve Bellamy, Lt. Gov. Lorraine Hunt, Las Vegas City Councilman Larry Brown and Jay Leno, who surprised the crowd when he played waiter and rolled out a birthday cake for Bennett.

Thirty-three athletes considered the most talented and intelligent in the Clark County School District were recognized at the fifth annual Celebration of Young Women Athletes held May 25 at Texas Station.

The honorees, accompanied by coaches and parents, each received a certificate of accomplishment, a plaque, and a year's membership at the Las Vegas Athletic Club, which hosted the event.

The stars were shining brightly on May 13 when <a href="http://VegasTennis.com">VegasTennis.com</a> and the Marty Hennessy Junior Tennis Foundation held a benefit dinner and fundraiser in honor of Tony Bennett's 80th birthday at The Stirling Club in Turnberry Place.

Driven by the simple mantra, "Changing kids' lives through tennis and education," the foundation raised more than $300,000 with the help of celebrities and dignitaries like Bennett, Frankie Avalon, Phyllis McGuire, Mike Agassi, Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger, Tennis Channel founder Steve Bellamy, Lt. Gov. Lorraine Hunt, Las Vegas City Councilman Larry Brown and Jay Leno, who surprised the crowd when he played waiter and rolled out a birthday cake for Bennett.

Memorial Day weekend is typically a time to remember and honor the troops that support our country, but this year, drivers, fans and family of the late Spencer Clark paid tribute to the 19-year-old North Las Vegas resident who was killed along with a teammate in a car accident outside of Albuquerque, N.M., on May 21.

Clark and Allegiant Air Race Team member Andrew Phillips, 28, were returning from Charlotte, N.C., in a truck pulling a trailer containing a new car Clark's family purchased for him, when the trailer started to fishtail in high crosswinds before rolling over, according to a New Mexico state police report.

The stars were shining brightly on May 13 when <a href="http://VegasTennis.com">VegasTennis.com</a> and the Marty Hennessy Junior Tennis Foundation held a benefit dinner and fundraiser in honor of Tony Bennett's 80th birthday at The Stirling Club in Turnberry Place.

Driven by the simple mantra, "Changing kids' lives through tennis and education," the foundation raised more than $300,000 with the help of celebrities and dignitaries like Bennett, Frankie Avalon, Phyllis McGuire, Mike Agassi, Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger, Tennis Channel founder Steve Bellamy, Lt. Gov. Lorraine Hunt, Las Vegas City Councilman Larry Brown and late-night TV talk show host Jay Leno, who surprised the crowd when he played waiter and rolled out a birthday cake for Bennett.

For those with Internet access, there's no more need to run to City Hall to pick up a meeting agenda. The city clerk's office has placed all those documents on the Internet using Agenda Manager software that allows access to the same information seen by the council.

"The Agenda Manager package is a license for five meeting types such as the city council, the redevelopment agency and the planning commission with the next two being parks and recreation and the airport advisory committee," City Clerk Pamella Malmstrom said. "Eventually, we'll purchase another license for five meeting types and have all the rest of them on the Internet."

Memorial Day weekend is typically a time to remember and honor the troops that support our country, but this year, drivers, fans and family of the late Spencer Clark paid tribute to the 19-year-old North Las Vegas resident who was killed along with a teammate in a car accident outside of Albuquerque, N.M., on May 21.

Clark and Allegiant Air Race Team member Andrew Phillips, 28, were returning from Charlotte, N.C., in a truck pulling a trailer containing a new car Clark's family purchased for him when the trailer started to fishtail in high crosswinds before rolling over, according to a New Mexico state police report. Clark was scheduled to race the new car for the first time on May 28 at Irwindale Raceway in Southern California.

The stars were shining brightly on May 13 when <a href="http://VegasTennis.com">VegasTennis.com</a> and the Marty Hennessy Junior Tennis Foundation held a benefit dinner and fundraiser in honor of Tony Bennett's 80th birthday at The Stirling Club in Turnberry Place.

Driven by the simple mantra, "Changing kids' lives through tennis and education," the foundation raised more than $300,000 with the help of celebrities and dignitaries like Bennett, Frankie Avalon, Phyllis McGuire, Mike Agassi, Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger, Tennis Channel founder Steve Bellamy, Lt. Gov. Lorraine Hunt, Las Vegas City Councilman Larry Brown and Jay Leno, who surprised the crowd when he played waiter and rolled out a birthday cake for Bennett.

The stars were shining brightly on May 13 when <a href="http://VegasTennis.com">VegasTennis.com</a> and the Marty Hennessy Junior Tennis Foundation held a benefit dinner and fundraiser in honor of Tony Bennett's 80th birthday at The Stirling Club in Turnberry Place.

Driven by the simple mantra, "Changing kids' lives through tennis and education," the foundation raised more than $300,000 with the help of celebrities and dignitaries like Bennett, Frankie Avalon, Phyllis McGuire, Mike Agassi, Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger, Tennis Channel founder Steve Bellamy, Lt. Gov. Lorraine Hunt, Las Vegas City Councilman Larry Brown and late-night TV talk show host Jay Leno, who surprised the crowd when he played waiter and rolled out a birthday cake for Bennett.

Thirty-three athletes considered the most talented and intelligent in the Clark County School District were recognized at the fifth annual Celebration of Young Women Athletes held May 25 at Texas Station.

The honorees, accompanied by coaches and parents, each received a certificate of accomplishment, a plaque, and a year's membership at the Las Vegas Athletic Club, which hosted the event.