Court Report Criminal Court was held on Wednesday, January 30, at the Moapa Valley Justice Court in Overton, Nevada. Defendant-Laurie Rae Zubia Charges – DUI, Failure to Maintain Travel Lane- Pled no contest to Reckless Driving, other charges dismissed. Ordered 50 hours community service, No driving, 30 days in the Clark County Detention Center to […]
Metro Police Report
Police Report The information published in this report is a matter of public record. Incidents and details are submitted by the Northeast Resident Section of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. Names of juveniles will not be used. This report is meant to serve as an informational tool for the residents of both Moapa and […]
Oglesby Leads Pirate CCSD Champion Speakers
Moapa Valley Progress On the strength of Jonathon Oglesby’s three-medal performance at the Clark County School District forensics tournament held at Coronado High School in Las Vegas on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the Pirates repeated as champions of their division. Oglesby won the oral declamation event, finished second in extemporaneous commentary, and third in impromptu […]
MVHS Teacher Inducted Into Forensics Hall of Fame
Moapa Valley Progress After twelve successful years as the Head Coach of the Moapa Valley High School Forensics Team, Harold Tusler was recognized at the Clark County Division Tournament on February 2, by being inducted into the CCSD Forensics Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony coincided with Moapa Valley’s winning their third consecutive division championship. […]
Community Shows Support For MVHS Encore Choir
Tim Robison Moapa Valley Progress In the early hours of Saturday, February 2, the members of the Moapa Valley High School Encore Choir were working to organize their yard and bake sale fundraiser. The Choir is planning an educational trip to Salt Lake City and found that they were short of the funds needed for […]
MVHS Students Inducted Into National Honor Society
By Kylea McMurray Moapa Valley Progress The National Honor Society at MVHS held it’s annual Induction Ceremony on Monday, January 28 in the Ron Dalley Theater. The Induction Ceremony is an annual opportunity for students who have been invited to become part of the NHS to be officially accepted into the organization. Before these students […]
Being Married Can Save Estate Tax
Married couples can engage in estate planning to minimize estate taxes. As explained in an earlier article, estate taxes for larger estates can be significant. Married couples, through estate planning, can eliminate estate tax on the death of the first spouse, and lessen or eliminate any estate tax on the surviving spouse’s death. In 2007, […]
HEALTHLINE
Belly Fat: Too Much Estrogen? Part 2 by Brent Hauver In the last Article we talked about how too much estrogen can cause metabolic disorders in both men and women (i.e. belly fat that will not come off, no matter what you do). In this article we will explore what foods and products increase estrogen […]
‘Strange Flying Machine’ Pays Visit To M.V.
by Catherine Ellerton Moapa Valley Progress The day began like any ordinary day on Saturday, January 26; and then….. “WOW! Look at that giant mosquito!” I hollered as I looked into the sky above at a strange flying object that had just come into view. “It’s heading for the airport.” My spouse glanced up and […]
New Assisted Living Facility Opens in Mesquite
By Tim Robison Moapa Valley Progress Horizon Assisted Living in Mesquite held an open house on Wednesday evening, January 23, to show its new facility to the area. The facility is owned and operated by Chuck and Cyndie Hanson, both of Mesquite. Horizon Assisted Living serves a certain clientele, individuals who suffer from memory impairment […]