Whether you have been together for a short time or a long time, you will most likely go through a period of emotional and financial stress after losing a partner. Trying to take charge of all the responsibilities you have to handle alone, while at the same time making important decisions about your future, can […]
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By Mike Donahue Moapa Valley Progress Published June 2, 2010 Of the many perks we enjoy as rural residents of Southern Nevada, one of the best has to be contact and proximity with many of those with whom we share our neighborhoods, our lifestyle. Granted, there are those who live down some streets or across
By Mike Donahue Moapa Valley Progress Published June 2, 2010 The University of Nevada Cooperative Extension (UNCE) office in Logandale cares what northeast Clark County residents think, desire and need to improve their quality of life. It is so significant to UNCE that Carol Bishop, extension educator at the local office on Moapa Valley Boulevard,
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By Vernon Robison Moapa Valley Progress Published June 2, 2010 A grand opening event was held on Saturday for the restaurant area of the new Love’s Truck Stop at Apex near the intersection of Interstate 15 and State Route 93. The new Love’s location sports two restaurant franchises including Subway and Godfathers Pizza. The restaurant
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By Jonathan Ogelsby Moapa Valley Progress Published June 2, 2010 Baseball is a young-at-heart type of game. Whether you’re five or 75 years old, playing baseball makes you feel like a kid, and gives a time to escape your worries. For millions of people across America though, the dream of playing baseball is cut short
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By Vernon Robison Moapa Valley Progress Published June 2, 2010 The summer fun began as the community public pools opened over the holiday weekend. Though temperatures on Saturday were relatively cool, the swimming pools in Overton and Logandale opened their gates and a few people showed up to swim. Open swim hours at the pools
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By Vernon Robison Moapa Valley Progress Published June 2, 2010 Several men from the Moapa Valley braved the elements last week to make the long journey from northern Utah to Las Vegas; by bicycle. The seven men were making this monumental journey for a good cause. They had gathered public and private sponsors who had
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Pirate Wrestlers Perform Well at Division Tournament By Gregg Chappell Moapa Valley Progress Published February 17, 2010 The Moapa Valley Pirates participated in the Southern 3A Division Wrestling Tournament held in Mesquite on Saturday, February 13. The Pirates did very well and, in fact, were awarded the division championship plaque at the end of the
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Strings Students Perform At CCSD Festival By Jessica Robison Moapa Valley Progress Published February 17, 2010 The Moapa Valley High School Chamber Orchestra participated in the Clark County school district Solo and Ensemble festival held on Saturday, February 13 in Las Vegas. They performed the Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 by J.S. Bach for festival judges and
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BLM Holds Scoping Meeting In Overton By Vernon Robison Moapa Valley Progress Published February 17, 2010 About 40 people attended a Public Scoping Meeting held in Overton on Thursday, February 11, to provide public input on a revised Resource Management Plan (RMP) being done by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Las Vegas and Pahrump
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