Las Vegas Pays Honor On A Difficult Day, October One

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By Alan Snel of LVSportsBiz.com

The memories are painful. It’s four years since a madman/gunman with guns and bullets killed 58 people and injured 500 others in this country’s worst mass shooting.

It was Oct. 1, 2017 on the Strip at a country music festival being held outdoors on a Sunday night.

Today in Las Vegas, we stop and pay our respects.

There was a sunrise ceremony at the Clark County government center to remember the 58 people killed at the Route 91 Harvest Festival. Two others who were wounded Oct. 1 have since died.

Oct. 1 will always be interwoven into the legacy of the Vegas Golden Knights, which played their first ever regular season home game only nine days after Oct. 1.

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The Golden Knights are holding a blood drive at its team base in Summerlin at City National Arena to remember Oct. 1

LVSportsBiz.com will be at tonight’s Golden Knights vs Los Angeles Kings exhibition game at T-Mobile Arena where this painful anniversary will also be remembered.