No. 0 — First EditionLas Vegas, for the people who live hereThePulseOfVegas.com
★ The Front Page ★ First Edition · July
Las Vegas, for the people who live here. That's the beat.
An old western town wearing a lot of modern neon — that's our valley, and The Pulse covers it like a hometown paper: events, road trips, local experts & community. First edition coming soon.
From plumbers to pizza, look up hundreds of Las Vegas businesses and local experts by name or category — kept current year-round by the crew behind The Pulse.
The valley is full of stories — Issue Zero is out collecting the first ones.
From the July Issue · Everyone Has A Story
Awaiting Issue Zero
Everyone in this valley has a story. The first one runs in Issue Zero.
From Issue Zero · Coming soon
Two and a half million people live in the Las Vegas Valley, and almost none of their stories ever make a page. The showroom carpenter, the family taqueria on its third generation, the neighbor who dealt blackjack to half of Hollywood — this space is theirs, in their own words, starting with our first edition.
Big laughs, hard years, quiet triumphs — sometimes all three in one life. This space celebrates the people and places of the valley. Nominate someone you admire — or tell us your own.
Hikers and Drivers Both Find a Welcome on Mount Charleston
From our sister paper — the July Over the Hump Saver, standing in while The Pulse's first edition is on the press. Chuck N. Baker heads up the mountain where the valley goes to cool off.
From Red Rock and Valley of Fire to Death Valley, Zion and the Grand Canyon — the road-trip guide is a Pulse signature section, in print and right here.
Spot the hidden image somewhere in the magazine. This month's image is displayed on page 4. Fill out the contest form online to enter. One winner is drawn at random from all correct entries each month.
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Section D · Into the Wide-Open West
★ Road Trips from the Valley
★ July · Right Next Door
Fire-red cliffs at the valley's edge: Red Rock Canyon
National Conservation Area · West Edge of the Valley
Minutes from the west side of town, the Calico Hills glow like embers at first light. A 13-mile scenic loop, quiet desert trails and bighorn country — the valley's backyard wilderness.
Weekday mornings are the quietest; bring water, and check ahead for timed-entry reservations in the busy season.
Free to Explore
Minutes from townRed Rock Canyon · The Valley's Backyard
★ Section G · For Valley Businesses ★
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