Starbucks opened at Aliante Casino.
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Amerigroup Nevada launched a program to make associate’s or bachelor’s degrees available at no cost to eligible full-time and part-time associates in Nevada through College for America at Southern New Hampshire University. The benefit is available to any Anthem and Amerigroup Nevada employee who works 20 or more hours per week and has been employed with the company for at least six months.
Uptown Children’s Boutique, Downtown Beauty Company, Sassy the Boutique, Pink Tutu Ballet and Vegas Flip Flops opened at Downtown Container Park.
Forte is the public relations agency of record for Skye Canyon, a 1,700-acre master-planned community in northwest Las Vegas.
Matt Smith Physical Therapy is the physical therapy provider of record for the Las Vegas Outlaws.
Spring Valley Hospital is building a four-story tower to expand its maternity services and medical/surgical inpatient capacity.
Several Southern Nevada hotel companies landed on the Reputation Institute’s list of most reputable companies for 2015. They include Wynn Resorts (No. 9), MGM Resorts International (No. 18), Caesars Entertainment (No. 44) and Las Vegas Sands (No. 45.) The list is derived from data that examine perceptions of companies by the general public and based on more than 50,000 interviews.
Nevada Title Company is certified in the American Land Title Association’s Title Company and Settlement Insurance “Best Practices.” The American Land Title Association is the national trade association for the title insurance industry. Nevada Title Company is the first agency to receive certification in Southern Nevada.
Dutch Bros. East Vegas, which sells coffee, opened at 2820 E. Tropicana Ave., Las Vegas.
AT&T added three cell towers in Southern Nevada. They’re in Grand Canyon Village at Horse Drive and U.S. 95; Southern Highlands at St. Rose Parkway and Las Vegas Boulevard South; and Winchester at Desert Inn and Theme roads.