 Back to the Fuchsia
Previously called The Bloom Room, Back to the Fuchsia is a family-run florist that has been providing the residents of Las Vegas with quality plants, flowers, and gifts for over 20 years. Inside the small store you'll find quirky and unconventional arrangements alongside more traditional bouquets, as well as seeds, pots, and various gardening paraphernalia. Need something special? Orders are painstakingly designed and made to the customer's specific requirements, all for a fair price. Also available are arrangements for special occasions, personalised gift wrapping, and hour-long sessions to learn the art of floristry. Residents/Employees |
 Blackbird Industries
World famous and worth billions of dollars, Blackbird Industries is at the forefront of technology but is most well-known for their military contracts and weapons manufacturing. For people "in the know," there's a darker, shadier, and more dangerous side of the company that deals in the black market, weapons smuggling, and paramilitary operations Residents/Employees |
 Clark County School District
[OOC note: this will cover all schools in the district instead of putting separate locations for every one.] Residents/Employees |
 Cats' Corner
A cats only veterinary practice, Cats' Corner is designed with the feline sensitivity in mind. Not only do they not take canine patients, which lessens the stress on feline patients considerably, the waiting room is filled with hormone inducers to make cats feel comfortable, and the patient rooms have soft corners and treats for the patients at every step of the way. Run by Dr. Grace Hyland, the prices for the veterinary services are slightly higher than one would find in a regular veterinary practice, but Dr. Hyland works hard with clients of all income levels to ensure that her patients are taken care of to the best of her ability. Residents/Employees |
 Criminal Records
What was once written off as a vanity project of metal band, Calamity Godhead's erstwhile guitarist, Russ Walker has made Criminal Records a cornerstone of the Las Vegas music scene through careful curation of the store record selection and a wide offering of modern instrument sales and services. Criminal Records sells not only vinyls, but CDs, instruments, and novelty toys. The upper level of the showroom contains Russ's personal selection while the main floor has the popular music of the day. The basement contains a small recording studio for aspiring musicians. Residents/Employees |
 Desiderium LLC
Desiderium LLC is an upscale escort agency that specializes in high class companionship for personal and professional events and promotes itself as a 'modern day dating service for the busy professional.' The main office is located around the corner from Mandalay Bay. On the ground floor, Desiderium has a nondescript reception area and offers a lounge where potential clients can receive information on the staff and services. Access to the back rooms and upstairs, which house various rooms of pleasure and diversion, is by invitation only. Clients are required to go through a rigorous vetting process to ensure financial stability and understanding of terms of agreement. Employees are hired on the basis of education, communication skills, previous work experience, and areas of intimate expertise. Appointments with individual escorts often take place outside of the company building. Company website: Here. Residents/Employees |
 Deuces Wild Trailer Park
Located on the lower rent side of the city, Deuces Wild Trailer Park is a cheap partially rundown collection of mobile homes that, with the exception of a few satellite dishes, hasn't been updated since the 1970s. Home to all sorts of people, supernatural and human alike, it's the perfect place for someone trying keep under the radar (or minimize the monthly bills.) Maintenance and management are nearly impossible to find and while most residents are polite and keep their homes reasonably maintained, there are the few bad apples. Not to mention the spontaneous acts of vehicular damage, theft, and unsolicited bonfires. There is currently a discussion in the local city planning office of closing it down and building a mall or a waterpark. Residents/Employees |
 Dyna Soar Aerospace
Located in a suburb of Las Vegas (Henderson), the private aerospace company specializes in the development of reusable rockets, space robotics, and off-world habitats. The headquarters include the rocket assembly line, clean rooms, various labs and research/testing facilities, and the offices. Residents/Employees |
 운명 — Fate
Located just off the main strip but within walking distance, Fate is a small shop full from floor to ceiling with various books, charms, and other miscellaneous trinkets and everything is in both Korean and English. While cluttered, the air of the shop is welcoming and just the slightest bit magical. Hanging in the large front window is a neatly carved sign stating "Tarot Readings by Appointment, Inquire Within". Residents/Employees |
 Fetch Dog Park
Fetch is not the only dog park in the city, but it is known for being the best. Your furry friend will enjoy the open grassy areas for running and playing as well as the little water area for cooling down. There is also some nice shady areas for the pet owners to relax with their pet. Don't forget to come and visit the monthly adoption event held by the Las Vegas's own SPCA.(check with the LVSPCA for dates and times) Residents/Employees |
 Hard Rock Cafe
Famous for the rock memorabilia on the walls, the Hard Rock Cafe is one of the most popular restaurant on the strip. It's rumored that no matter what time of day you go, you'll see stars! The chain is world famous. Residents/Employees |
 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Described as a high-octane, rock and roll casino and hotel, the Hard Rock has everything your music loving heart could want. It hosts quite a few parties with guest lists including many of the rock and roll stars featured! Residents/Employees |
 Kings of Hustler
Located on the 3rd floor of the World Famous Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club, Kings of Hustler is open Thursday-Sunday for your Girl’s Night Out and Bachelorette Parties. KOH features the best view of the Las Vegas Strip, Full Bar, MC and DJ to keep the party going, World-Class Lighting for ambience, friendly and professional staff and stunning views from the outdoor patio, which is large enough to hold hundreds of people and is fitted with seating and fireplaces. Residents/Employees |
 Las Vegas Broadcasting Services
The Las Vegas Broadcasting Services is home to three popular FM radio stations and one AM station in the city. KXLV (97.5) is the channel for Classic and Alternative Rock. This channel is also home to the popular late night show, "Rock With Loch," which airs five nights a week between the hours of midnight and four AM. WCLV (103.5) is the resident Country Western Music station. And KOLV (105.7) plays All Oldies All The Time, but specifically music from the 1950s and 1960s. WSLV (1460) is the AM station for local and national sports, weather, traffic, and various morning talk show programs. Residents/Employees |
 Leather and Lace Motorcycle Club
Leather and Lace is a motorcycle shop that specializes in fixing and selling motorcycles. It boasts being able to fix any type of motorcycle, from any year. The shop is half service garages that fix and tune up motorcycles. The other half is a show room for all types of motorcycles, specializing in antiques and older models. It has plenty of accessories for sale as well. It also hosts a meeting place for the women's Hammer Down Motorcycle Club. Residents/Employees |
 The Light Brigade LLC.
The Light Brigade is the most sought-after show production company in Las Vegas. TLB owns and operates the Dula Theater on the strip and is responsible for the most popular productions in Las Vegas. They take on all elements of the production process from finding talent, design, and support. Residents/Employees |
 LVMPD - Downtown Area Command (DTAC)
The Downtown Area Command (DTAC) opened at its current location in 2004. The area command covers a 9.6 square mile area bordered by W. Owens to the north, S. Sandhill to the east, E. Sahara to the south and S. Martin L. King to the west. DTAC includes the Las Vegas Arts District and the Fremont Entertainment District, which welcomes more than 17 million visitors annually. The Mounted Police Unit is also under DTAC’s command. Residents/Employees |
 LV Philharmonic
The Las Vegas Philharmonic was founded in 1998 and is a classical American symphony orchestra. From its founding until 2012, it was based at Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall on the campus of University of Nevada but has since moved to the Smith Center for the Performing Arts. While not quite as splashy and vibrant as some of the shows Las Vegas has to offer, it is always a classy, and classical, good time. Residents/Employees |
 Mandalay Bay
One of the central casinos on the strip, it boasts a vast convention center, a theater for almost constant shows, its own waterpark, and a huge aquarium containing all manner of sea life. Residents/Employees |
 MGM Grand
Known as the largest single hotel in the untied states, third in the world, the MGM Grand has something for its guests 24/7. It's pools boast rivers and waterfalls, houses multiple shops, night clubs and restaurants. Residents/Employees |
 Paradox River Stables
On the outside, the stables appear normal. Horse boarding is available and instruction is given on natural horsemanship, a technique of training which is based on the horse's natural instincts and methods of communication. A river winds through the property which seems almost illusionary in nature. Horses are freed from their stalls regularly to be around it. The stables are also a sanctuary for herbivore and select omnivore shifters who seek protection. Residents/Employees |
 Point Black Motel
Point Black is a tiny, privately owned motel that's been around in Vegas for years. It's one of those no-tel, motels. People come there asking to use a room for only a couple of hours. It's fairly decently cleaned, and the beds aren't that bad. It's got a decent yelp review, even if it looks a little gaudy from the outside. It's even in a neighborhood that you won't get murdered in. If you're looking for somewhere cheap, for a night or two, it's a decent place. Residents/Employees |
 The Sapphire Club
The Sapphire club, owned by a mysterious businessman, is a high class burlesque joint. Some people who work there tried out a few times to be added to the roster. The week is made up of three ladies nights and three guys nights with an amateur night rounding it out. These nights require signups! Residents/Employees |
 Sky Las Vegas
The first high-rise condominium building on the Vegas strip, Sky Las Vegas is known for its high prices and sophisticated residents. Forty-five stories, unrivaled views, and amenities that put the hotels on the strip to shame, this is the place to live. Residents/Employees |
 Split Happens
One of the more popular bowling alleys in the city, Split Happens holds tournaments for local and coast wide leagues. It also has a karaoke bar attached to it and is open late into the night. Known for many things including food and entertainment. Residents/Employees |
 Springs Preserve
A nature preserve that once belonged exclusively to the Obsidian pack. With a judgement from the council, that the pack grudgingly agreed to, the Springs Preserve is now a neutral ground for all shifters alike. Residents/Employees |
 University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV)
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas, is an American public research university located 1.6 miles east of the Las Vegas strip. Its campus is 332 acres and includes the Shadow Lane Campus, the School of Dental Medicine, and the William S. Boyd School of Law, the only law school in the state. It is classified as a 'research intensive university' and the William F. Harrah College of Hotel Administration is annually ranked among the top hospitality programs in the US. Residents/Employees |
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