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By Amanda Monk Moapa Valley Progress Published June 2, 2010 “To leave an impression you need to traumatize people.” The introduction to Pastor Jason Ham’s speech at the MVHS 2010 Baccalaureate Services held on Sunday evening in the LDS Logandale Stake Center was meant to catch the attention of those attending. Ham, the pastor at

By Amanda Monk Moapa Valley Progress Published June 2, 2010 The last Thursday and Friday of the school year brought a fifth grade talent show to Grant M. Bowler Elementary School. Students, teachers, and families filled the multi-purpose room on both days last week to support the entertainers. The show was entertaining and showcased many

By Tasha Gorman Moapa Valley Progress Published June 2, 2010 Walking through the halls of Grant Bowler Elementary School last week was like stepping into another country, literally. That’s because it was that exciting time of year when fourth-grade students don their international duds and show what they’ve learned while studying different countries. Every year,

By Juanie Prisbrey Moapa Valley Progress Published June 2, 2010 A group of Mack Lyon Middle School students recently took a much anticipated trip to Disneyland and Disney’s California Adventure Park. Seventy-eight students and ten chaperones participated in the field trip on May 21. The trip was a reward for the students’ participation in the

By Juanie Prisbrey Moapa Valley Progress Published June 2, 2010 Eighth Grade Awards Night was held on Tuesday, May 25, at Mack Lyon Middle School. The outgoing class of eighth grade students were recognized for outstanding achievement during their middle school years. Principal Rod Adams briefly addressed students and congratulated them on their accomplishments. He

By Vernon Robison Moapa Valley Progress Published June 2, 2010 Ask the United States Senate candidate, Bill Parson how he is doing currently in the polls and he is likely to shrug his shoulders and say, “I don’t know, I’m not in the polls.” He has been on the campaign trail longer than any of

By Vernon Robison Moapa Valley Progress Published June 2, 2010 The inexorable sands of time shifted last week at the Valley of Fire State park making a significant change to the scenic, other-worldly landscape. A natural sandstone arch, one of the favorite features at the end of the Natural Arch Trail in the state’s largest

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