by Tim Robison Moapa Valley Progress A group of exceptional students and their teachers from Ute Perkins and Grant Bowler Elementary schools traveled to Las Vegas to participate in the Exceptional Rodeo on December 10, 2007. The Exceptional Rodeo was held at the Thomas and Mack Center in conjunction with the National Finals Rodeo (NFR). […]
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by Tim Robison Moapa Valley progress In November of last year, local 10-year-old Dani Elle Russo was awarded the Southern Nevada Gymkhana Association (SNGA) Best Timed Rider for the 10-years-old and under riders. The winner is awarded a saddle with SNGA 2007 Champion brand. Gymkhana is a series of equestrian events that include timed speed
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The families of Moapa Valley enjoy many traditions associated with the holiday season. One of those traditions was celebrated on New Years Eve for the 30th year in a row by the families of Dennis and Paige Reese, Mike and Ann Hardy, and Dr. Terry and Sandy Leavitt; all of Logandale. It all started as
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by Vernon Robison Moapa Valley Progress The boat ramp at Overton Beach is currently closed while under construction. Work on the ramp began early in December and is expected to continue through February. The ramp had previously received a reinforced concrete surface down to the elevaton of 1142 feet. Lake levels are currently down to
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by Tim Robison Moapa Valley Progress In the late morning of Wednesday, December 26, the power to homes and businesses from north of Overton to just beyond where the construction is taking place on the Gubler Bridge was knocked out. The cause of the outage was due to a reckless driver, driving a Ford Explorer,
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Peggie Elaine Ortega, 49, of Overton, passed away Tuesday, December 18, 2007. She was born on October 17, 1958 in Las Vegas, Nevada to Esther June Burrow and Ernest Hatch. She was a kind and loving person. She enjoyed horses, family and being around friends. We will miss her dearly but she will always remain
by Dorothy Rosby Every New Years Day, I wake up with a glorious feeling that anything is possible! Over night I have the power to change me and change my life. This is the year I will finally become the person I’ve always wanted to be. And then comes January 2. I’m not alone. I
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by Jeffrey J. McKenna In doing estate planning, it is essential to plan not only for death — but for life. Lifetime planning involves preparing for the care and management of assets in the event you become incapacitated. There are two main objectives of lifetime planning. First, it is important to plan for the effective
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Enzymes may not share the superstar status of certain vitamins, antioxidants, amino acids, and other miracle nutrients in the world of conventional health and nutrition; yet a growing number of studies suggest that enzymes very much deserve a standing ovation when it comes to improving overall health and the successful treatment of numerous diseases. Enzymes
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by Tim Robison Moapa Valley Progress Since Overton resident, Dan HSince Overton resident, Dan Hopkins, was a child, he has enjoyed hunting. By an early age, he had hunted pretty much every animal in the Southwestern United States. From there his hunting experiences expanded to hunting bison in Idaho, deer and elk in Alaska, Moose
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