Remembering the Old Vegas Allure of the Scotch 80s with Oscar Goodman

Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman Reflects on City’s Past and Future

As the recent closure of Tropicana Las Vegas serves as a reminder of the passage of time, former Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman reflects on his long and storied career in the city he loves. Parked outside his home in the historic Scotch 80s neighborhood, Goodman shares memories of his time as a mob lawyer, his three terms as mayor, and his post-political life at Oscar’s Steakhouse in downtown’s Plaza Hotel & Casino.

At 84 years old, Goodman still exudes the same charm and wit that made him a beloved figure in Las Vegas politics. From his early days as a defense attorney representing notorious characters in organized crime to his unexpected foray into city hall, Goodman’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable.

Despite the city’s ever-changing landscape and the challenges it faces, Goodman remains a steadfast advocate for Las Vegas and its rich history. As he prepares to pass the torch to the next generation of city leaders, Goodman continues to share his stories with locals and visitors alike, ensuring that the legacy of Las Vegas is preserved for future generations.

In a town known for its glitz and glamour, Oscar Goodman stands as a reminder of the true heart and soul of Las Vegas. As he continues to tell the story of the city he remembers, Goodman remains a living legend in a place that never fails to surprise and inspire.