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12 MIDWEEK JUNE 9, 2021
Celebrities Return To The Strip
Entertainment is back in Las Vegas. Come- dians Daniel Tosh and Jo Koy are returning to The Strip: Tosh performs Aug. 14 at MGM Grand, and Koy joins the comedy lineup Aug. 13-14 and Sept. 3-5 at the Wynn.
tinues to boom here on the Ninth Island. The National Finals Rodeo is back (after being held last year in Texas) Dec. 21. Las Vegas is also welcoming a professional lacrosse team, which will be National Lacrosse League’s 15th franchise.
Planet Hollywood, mean- while, is welcoming back two lovely ladies to the stage. Shania Twain returns Dec. 2, and Gwen Stefani is back for shows in October and No- vember. While not necessari- ly entertainment, conventions are coming back, too, with World of Concrete returning June 8-10.
Vegas is also going to be the new home for an indoor football team, which will be- gin playing next summer at Dollar Loan Center in Hen- derson. Perhaps the biggest sports news here in the valley is that the Oakland A’s may be following the Raiders to Ve- gas as the Ninth Island’s lat- est professional sports team.
Y e o o d w a s
In addition to comedy and music, the sports scene con-
We’ve been busy shoot- ing new episodes of Ninth
Former Wai‘anae residents Jammie and Donny Salcedo moved to Las Vegas and opened Crunch of Aloha in July 2020. They used to own DJ’s Jerky, which closed due to the pandemic. PHOTO COURTESY KRISTINE RODRIGUEZ
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