Happening in Henderson

Join Mark and Joleen on *Happening in Henderson* for a survivalist's guide to navigating Southern Nevada's most chaotic July yet. This episode dives into the arrival of Emeril Lagasse's new restaurant at the M Resort, the bizarre "green pool" mosquito haven in Green Valley, and the sobering details of a major weapons bust at Sunset Station. We provide a balanced look at the local headlines that actually impact your life, from the TikTok creator takeover at the Summerlin Farmers Market to the harsh realities of rising rents in senior mobile home communities and the never-ending construction on Stephanie Street. Between dodging 112-degree temperatures and debating the Vegas Golden Knights' defensive off-season moves, we offer honest restaurant reviews, community highlights like local school supply drives, and a much-needed reality check on suburban life in the Mojave. Subscribe for your weekly dose of Henderson news, staying informed on everything from high-end dining to the heatwave hurdles that make us all want to stay in the AC until October.

Welcome to Happening in Henderson, the local news podcast that treats our desert oasis with the exact amount of skeptical reverence it deserves. In this episode for July 14, 2026, hosts Mark and Joleen navigate the 110-degree "slow-cooker" forecast to bring you the latest on the Henderson DMV's move to Silverado Ranch, the police department's crackdown on e-motorcycle "death machines," and the controversial $1.3 billion Four Seasons luxury towers rising in MacDonald Highlands. We balance the heavy-hitting stories--including local civil rights lawsuits and school zone safety--with community highlights like the Fire Station 92 open house and a spicy review of Juan's Flaming Fajitas on Water Street. From the Las Vegas Aces' recent slump to the construction nightmares on Carnegie Street, we provide an edgy yet informative look at the corporate sprawl and suburban heat of Southern Nevada. Subscribe now to stay updated on the "creation labs," the real estate insanity, and everything else making life in Henderson a beautiful, air-conditioned simulation.

In this July 6, 2026, episode of Happening in Henderson, Mark and Joleen navigate a valley that's currently doubling as a convection oven to bring you the week's most essential local headlines. We dive into Avelo Airlines' new nonstop route to McKinney, Texas--perfect for those looking to swap our dry heat for a more humid variety--and discuss a sobering 356% spike in student-related road crashes that has Clark County officials scrambling for solutions. From the dark side of social media scams and a high-stakes counterterrorism arrest to the record-breaking dominance of A'ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces, we balance the valley's chaos with its occasional victories. We also feature a review of the short rib sliders at The Martini, a reality check on the "Great Reset" of the Henderson real estate market, and a heartfelt plea to stop treating 110-degree trail hikes like a wellness activity. Tune in for an SEO-packed update on local safety, sports, and survival in the desert, delivered with just enough cynicism to keep you from melting.

Join Mark and Joleen on this episode of Happening in Henderson as they navigate a week of soaring temperatures and high-stakes headlines. From the inaugural UCA National Pickleball Championship taking over the Whitney Mesa courts to the unwelcome arrival of West Nile-positive mosquitoes, we cover the local news that actually impacts your summer. This episode dives into the "Great Housing Reset" following Zillow CEO Rich Barton's move to the valley, the persistent staffing hurdles facing the Clark County School District, and a sobering look at road safety after a series of holiday weekend accidents. We also highlight the community spirit at Rika Arepa's donation hub for Venezuela, celebrate Sloan Stanick's extension with the Henderson Silver Knights, and provide a survival guide for a 106-degree Independence Day at Heritage Park. Whether you're dodging orange cones on the I-215 or seeking refuge from the heat, tune in for a grounded yet sharp look at life in the Henderson-Las Vegas valley.

In this episode of Happening in Henderson, hosts Mark and Joleen brave the 110-degree "suburban purgatory" to bring you an essential update on the June 2026 news cycle. We dive into the certified primary election results for the Municipal Court judge race and the surprisingly high-stakes "Kids Vote" ice cream battle, while analyzing the Vegas Golden Knights' decision to tap Ryan Craig as their newest head coach. From the ongoing "surplusing" drama at the Clark County School District and the soul-crushing construction milestones on Boulder Highway to a review of the "Rod and Reel" combo at MacKenzie River Pizza, this episode balances the hard realities of the local real estate market with the latest community events. Whether you're tracking the Las Vegas Aces' dominance or just trying to navigate the summer heat without melting, tune in for a witty, grounded look at everything currently shaping life in Henderson, Nevada.

Join Mark and Joleen on Happening in Henderson as they navigate a week defined by record-breaking heat and a bittersweet end to the Vegas Golden Knights' Stanley Cup run. In this episode, we tackle the reality of living in a 110-degree furnace while breaking down the "Great Housing Reset" currently shifting the Henderson real estate market toward a window of sanity. We dive into the latest local headlines, including the city's 2026-2027 infrastructure budget, the stark crime rate differences between us and Las Vegas, and why construction on Boulder Highway continues to be the valley's unofficial state flower. From hidden culinary gems like Azzurra Cucina on Water Street to upcoming community highlights like the Juneteenth and Garlic Festivals, we provide a balanced yet slightly sharp look at life in Southern Nevada. Whether you're looking for a sober analysis of MacDonald Highlands property values or just need someone to vent with about the I-215 traffic, tune in for the essential local insights and dry wit you need to survive another summer in the desert.

Welcome to Happening in Henderson, your essential weekly breakdown of life in Nevada's second-largest city, where the sun is currently set to "actively hostile" and the local news is even hotter. This week, Mark and Joleen navigate the complexities of the June 9th primary elections, the city's strategic moratorium on thirsty AI data centers, and the sobering reality of Clark County School District's latest layoffs. From the thrill of the Vegas Golden Knights' Stanley Cup run to the bizarre crime blotter involving a Cowabunga Bay carjacking, we provide a balanced, slightly cynical look at the issues affecting your commute and your community. We also dive into the Henderson real estate "reset," the opening of the legendary China Mama on St. Rose Parkway, and why our award-winning parks are best enjoyed before 6 a.m. Join us for a compelling look at the desert oasis we call home--subscribe to stay informed on everything from local government spending to the best soup dumplings in town, even if you're just here to hear us complain about the I-215 construction.

Join hosts Mark and Joleen on "Happening in Henderson" as they navigate the fine line between suburban charm and desert-induced madness in the only Clark County podcast that doubles as a support group for people essentially living in a toaster. This episode dives into the massive $2 billion Sloan Canyon water pipeline project and the high-stakes billionaire Monopoly game currently unfolding as People Inc. eyes a total buyout of MGM Resorts. We shift from corporate boardrooms to local headlines to discuss the disturbing incident at the South Point horse show, while providing essential survival tips for the upcoming triple-digit heatwave and shifting trash pickup schedules. From celebrating the resilient "Star Graduates" of the Clark County School District and the end of an era at Goodsprings Elementary to breaking down the million-dollar Henderson real estate market and the latest roster moves for the Aviators and Raiders, we deliver a sharp, balanced look at the news that actually matters to the valley. Whether you are hunting for Restaurant Week deals or just trying to navigate the perpetual construction on Boulder Highway, tune in for a compelling update on the chaos, culture, and community defining Henderson this June.

Join Mark and Joleen for the May 26, 2026, edition of 'Happening in Henderson,' your primary source for local news, culture, and the unfiltered reality of life in the Mojave. This episode navigates a wide-ranging landscape, from the surreal sight of patriotic camels leading Memorial Day processions to the critical technological failures of the RideCo paratransit app currently stranding Henderson residents. We tackle serious community issues, including Clark County's alarming school zone safety data and the ongoing clearing of east-valley wash encampments, while celebrating the Vegas Golden Knights as they eye a sweep in the Western Conference Finals. Whether you're interested in the "balanced" standoff of the current real estate market, new dining spots like Hayworth Kitchen, or tips for navigating the impending 102-degree heatwave and I-215 construction, we provide the essential updates every local needs to survive the week. Tune in to stay connected with the city's pulse, from Water Street festivals to the bureaucratic ironies of Nevada state law, all delivered with the professional composure--and slight cynicism--that Henderson deserves.

Welcome to Happening in Henderson, the podcast for residents who prefer their local news served with a side of realism and a dash of desert-hardened wit. In this episode, hosts Mark and Joleen break down a chaotic week in the valley, from a bizarre macing incident during a Costco laptop heist to the staggering $29 million penthouses rising at the Four Seasons private residences in MacDonald Highlands. We provide a balanced look at the headlines that matter, including the Vegas Golden Knights' playoff charge toward the Western Conference Finals, new federal school safety legislation, and the grim reality of recent High Desert State Prison deaths. Whether you're looking for details on the Nielsen's Frozen Custard grand opening at Green Valley Ranch, navigating the "reimagined" traffic cones on Boulder Highway, or prepping for triple-digit temperatures and early voting at Cornerstone Park, we've got your community update covered with just enough cynicism to keep it honest.