A bicyclist makes his way up a path that parallels the Las Vegas Wash off Sloan Lane south of East Sahara Avenue. The path is part of the Flamingo Arroyo Trails system and is connected to the Sloan Trailhead.

A section of the Union Pacific Railroad tracks lay west of the Las Vegas Strip near the intersection of West Sahara Avenue and South Industrial Road. The Stratosphere can be seen in the background as well as the Allure condominium complex.

On March 20, 1978, DeeAnn Coombs interviewed Robert M. Fisher (born 1945 in Las Vegas, NV) about his experience growing up in and living in Southern Nevada. Fisher first discusses his background and upbringing, from being born at Nellis Air Force Base to attending several schools in Las Vegas and joining the U.S. Navy. Fisher also talks about the development of Las Vegas, particularly the Strip properties, and the various recreational activities in which he would participate, such as water skiing, drag racing, and skydiving. Fisher also talks about his work at the Nevada Test Site, including his work as a draftsman for the underground atomic testing.

Water seeps from the freshly watered grass maintained as part of the Willow Villages of Summerlin marquees on the corner of West Sahara Avenue near South Town Center Drive. A sign for the Madera Apartments can also be seen.