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Preparing for an Ebola outbreak

By Tom Gorman, Ric Anderson, Danielle McCrea

Licensed clinician Hala Fawal practices drawing blood from a patient using a dummy Monday, Oct. 6, 2014, in Anniston, Ala. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has developed an introductory training course for licensed clinicians.

They fly into McCarran International Airport with their credit cards, their luggage and their plans to enjoy the type of fun only Las Vegas can offer. But with them arrives a risk to us — invisible, yet potentially just as ...

How to get focused at work

By Paige Parker, Special to VEGAS INC

Experts share tricks and philosophies to help you stay on task and be more productive.

Help wanted: Good worker for fun-sounding job

By Tom Gorman

Despite the swagger that a great job title can bring at a high school reunion, a local team manager said recruiters aren’t impressed by titles.

Center looks out for Southern Nevada’s visually impaired

By VEGAS INC Staff

New development’s rise from dust of Clarion’s impending implosion could come at right time

By John Katsilometes

ThePeople

People on the Move: Oct. 19-25

In the People: Nikki Ganger, Clyde Smith, Dr. Jason Jaeger, Dr. Bobby Moore, Terry Shirey, Anthony Cabot, Nancy Wood, Glennyce Nelson, Theo Smith, Amanda El-Takrori, Michelle Chatigny, Jennifer Martinez, Andra Berry, Randy Robison, Ken Andriessen, Mark Martino, Kenda vonHamm and more ...

TheNotes

The Notes: Oct. 19-25

In the Notes: Union Village, Valley Health System, Skyline Exhibits, Nevada State Bank, Boyd Gaming, League of American Bicyclists, Desert Research Institute and more ...