Vegas Voice May 2021

Now You Can Travel & Stay Healthy!
By: Crystal Merryman-Sarbacker / Out & About
If you’re beginning to feel confident enough
to start planning a real vacation, your first
destination should be a
visit to E7 Medicine. For
several years, this unique medical center in Las
Vegas, (located at 500 East Windmill Lane)
has featured a specialty department staffed
by physicians and medical experts who are
dedicated to maintaining your health while
you are out of town, out of state, and even out
of the country.
Certainly, the appearance of Covid19 during the past months has
made everyone more concerned about how quickly diseases can
spread; not only from place-to-place, but also from country to country.
In many ways, though, this is what makes the staff at E7 Medicine truly
unique.
Every day these specialists focus on protecting modern travelers from
the many epidemics and pandemics, which may spread worldwide.
I first heard of this independent medical center from a Sun City
resident who is one of my most adventurous clients. Over several years
she has become a dear friend and has traveled solo on several exciting
Collette vacations.
I booked these tours for her in the US, and also in Europe, Africa,
By: Kathy Manney / Around Our World
Upon entering the 30-acre Clark County
Museum, located on Boulder Highway in
Henderson, Clark County’s past comes alive. The
museum is a recreated typical small-town
America and characterizes Las Vegas, Boulder
City and Henderson’s early days.
The museum’s Heritage Street, lined
with mature trees with gracious overhang
and lined with locally acquired buildings,
is a classic plucked from time. Some of the
reconstructed town appears to have weathered
hard times. But there is a sense of pride evident
in the fresh paint on the old dwellings.
Displayed are original buildings and
houses from Clark County’s past, the construction of Hoover Dam and
Henderson’s industrial contribution to the World War II effort which
brought many families to the area.
There is the 1931 Boulder City train depot. As restored, it reminds
visitors of when trains were a popular mode of cross-country travel,
train whistles marked time in small towns and train depots were all
painted the same cream yellow.
Sunlight streams through the windows of the Candlelight Wedding
Chapel, making it glow and cast reflections on the hard wooden
40
China, and India. Before any departure, we would always
meet to review her upcoming itinerary.
Because my clients are all seniors like me, I encourage them to
check with their doctors to be sure their health is appropriate for any
travel they might be considering. But my friend surpassed
my recommendations when she discovered what was
previously called the Vaccine Center, and now E7
Medicine.
This medical group has a department which
actually specializes in preparing individuals for
safe travel to countless destinations in the US
and abroad. My friend’s preparations for any
vacation or itinerary typically include an appointment with a staff
member who thoroughly reviews her upcoming travel plans.
And, then utilizing the latest news and international health alerts,
medical professionals not only give her personal advice...they actually
provide appropriate instructions, prescriptions, medications, and even
injections if they are needed. The result: she can relax, and travel worry
free.
And you can too. For more information call E7 Medicine at 702/800-
2723.
Crystal Merryman-Sarbacker is a travel agent and the owner of
Vegas Vacationers Inc. She can be reached at:
Merryman2@aol.com
Clark County Museum A Capsule of Local History
May 2021
pews. The Candlelight Wedding Chapel opened in 1966 on Las Vegas
Boulevard.
It was relocated to the Clark County Museum and restored there
in 2009. Interestingly, John and I renewed our wedding vows there in
celebration of our 40 th anniversary when the
chapel was still located on the Strip.
If you watch the History Channel’s reality
show, Pawn Stars, you have seen the Clark
County Museum’s administrator Mark Hall-
Patton who is nicknamed the “Beard of
Knowledge” for both his knowledge of history
and his naturally gray beard. Hall-Patton has
an occasional role on Pawn Stars, but this
year he is retiring from the museum.
Thankfully, he will continue with Pawn
Stars appearances. Due to Hall-Patton’s
widely viewed TV appearances, he is America’s most recognized public
museum spokesperson.
Fees to enter the museum are reasonably priced at just one dollar
for a senior admission, but don’t come with a camera. Personal and
commercial photos are not allowed.
Kathy Manney enjoys visiting interesting places and being an
Adventure Diva. Her “Must See” travel journeys continue - always
with enthusiasm.