by Tim Robison Moapa Valley Progress Josh Lewis started drawing when he was 11-years-old. Lewis watched a friend who specialized in graffiti art who, according to Lewis, would draw as easily on paper as he would on old train cars. Lewis expressed an interest in this type of art to his father, Glen Lewis. The […]
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by Dr. Larry Moses No one asked me but… Nataline Sarkisyan died last week; officially from liver failure; but really, she died from lack of medical care. A medical decision was left up to an insurance company. Karen Ignagni, chief executive of America’s Health Insurance Plans, an industry trade group said, “The case illustrates how
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by Esther Ramos Alright, so here’s my question: Before Mattel or Tyco (or whoever they are), outsourced their toymaking to China, didn’t someone from one of their corporate offices go to China to see if their little Chinese children were eating their toys and dropping over dead? How many Chinese toys does one child have
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With the rise of the internet and, faster, more expensive technology, the world of the print newspaper seems to be drifting away. Where small communities all over the country once supported daily newspapers, now large mega-media newspapers are taking their place. For example, one can get a copy of the Wall Street Journal every day
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Fifteen birders participated in the 2007 Muddy River Christmas Bird Count on Saturday, December 22. The group divided up into three teams and spent the day driving and walking in different areas of the Muddy River Valley from the Warm Springs area to Bowman Reservoir. They were rewarded by counting 81 different kinds of birds.
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by Tim Robison Moapa Valley Progress The Clark County Board of Commissioners recognized the achievement of five local rodeo enthusiasts on December 5, 2007 prior to the National Finals Rodeo coming to town. The local residents who were recognized by proclamation were Brittany Hughes, Shyla Marshall, Oakley Baker Reymore, Melissa Reymore and Matthew Reymore. Each
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by Vernon Robison Moapa Valley Progress Logandale resident and artist, Ciara Sprague, has recently finished illustrating her very first children’s book. Sprague collaborated on the project with Las Vegas author, Michael McIntire. The book, entitled “Thunder and Lightning” is expected to hit the shelves this week. They will be available for purchase at Books, Etc.
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William Sheldon William Sheldon of Logandale was recently awarded his Eagle Scoutbadge. He would like to thank all those who helped him gather 800 pounds of books and finance the sending of them to schools in Tonga. William is the son of Bryan and Christina of Logandale.
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