The Las Vegas High School Historic Advocacy Award was presented by Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman to the Las Vegas High School Alumni Association for their efforts toward the restoration and preservation of the original LVHS campus in Downton Las Vegas. The preservation efforts resulted in a 17 million dollar commitment from the Clark County School District for restoration, preservation, and upgrading to the campus buildings.
Pictured are (L to R):
Robert Stoldal (Co-Chairman of the City of Las Vegas Historic Preservation Commission),
Rollie Gibbs (President of LVHSAA),
City of Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman,
Bruce Langson (Vice-President LVHSAA),
Allen Kaercher(Kaercher Insurance),
Claytee White (Chairman of the City of Las Vegas Historic Preservation Commission).
LasVegasRealEstate.com‘s Preferred Partner for Residential and Commercial Real Estate is The Woodcock Real Estate Group with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices – NV Properties and Bruce Langson is their Multi-Family Division Manager. We would like to congratulate Bruce Langson and the rest of the LVHSAA for their successful efforts to preserve and restore the buildings of LVHS.
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