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A special ceremony was held Friday afternoon, May 29, at Mesa Valley Estates for resident veterans who were being honored by the State of Nevada’s Department of Veterans Services. The ceremony was supported by local Vietnam veterans, the Daughters of the American Revolution, the VFW and the American Legion, each with many members in attendance. The American Legion … [Read more...] about NDVS gives award to local veterans
Lambert pioneered small business in Mesquite
Karen Lambert Off is celebrating 43 years in a hairdressing business that is deeply connected to the growth and history of Mesquite, Nevada, where she is a small business pioneer. Lambert opened Hair Patterns, the first salon in Mesquite, on May 13, 1983. She was 19 years old. At that time, the population of Mesquite was around 900. Today, the population is reaching … [Read more...] about Lambert pioneered small business in Mesquite
Colors of springtime line the walls of the Mesquite Art Gallery
The May art competition for the Virgin Valley Artists Association was themed “Colors of Springtime” and made a vivid splash along the walls of the gallery for all the attendees to enjoy at the competition awards ceremony, Thursday, May 21, 2026. The Best of Show Award went to Floyd Johnson for his acrylic painting, “Colors after a Spring Rain.” The canvas was so realistic … [Read more...] about Colors of springtime line the walls of the Mesquite Art Gallery
Elks Lodge supports kids, animals
For the past three years, the Mesquite Elks Lodge 2811 has made generous donations to the Virgin Valley Junior Golf Association by collecting golf clubs, balls and other items for kids who want to learn to play golf. This year the Lodge donated 21 full sets of clubs, 1,000-plus golf balls and several pairs of golf shoes. Accepting the donations were Patrick Moore and … [Read more...] about Elks Lodge supports kids, animals
Cadets graduate from Mesquite Fire Academy
The Mesquite Fire Rescue Fire Academy Class of 2026 held its graduation ceremony Friday, May 15, 2026, in City Hall council chambers. The entire room was filled with family, friends and well-wishers for the 14 male and one female graduating cadets. The academy cadre consisted of Captain Robert Ceja, Leader, Zebulon Jensen-FF/PM, Travis Leavitt-FF/AEMT and Kennedy Alexander … [Read more...] about Cadets graduate from Mesquite Fire Academy
Free thinkers invited to celebrate 250 years of independence at Freedom Fest
A three-and-a-half-day Freedom Fest Celebration of free thinkers will take place at Caesars Forum in Las Vegas, July 8-11. Registration is open for those who wish to attend this unique gathering of free-thinking minds, carrying forward the independent spirit of our American founders. This summer, Freedom Fest throws open the doors to a grand celebration of the United … [Read more...] about Free thinkers invited to celebrate 250 years of independence at Freedom Fest
Mesquite conservatives open campaign office
The Mesquite Conservatives Group opened a Republican campaign office at a ceremony hosted by the Mesquite Chamber of Commerce on Monday, May 20, 2026. A small group of supporters came to participate in the ribbon-cutting. The office is located inside Annie's Place, located at the corner of Mesquite Boulevard and Sandhill. The office hours are Tuesday through Saturday, … [Read more...] about Mesquite conservatives open campaign office
Campaign Weekend in Mesquite
The Mesquite Conservatives Group held a meet-and-greet for conservative candidates running for office on Saturday, May 16, at Annie’s Place. The building and grounds were packed with inquiring minds wanting to meet the candidates. The Women’s League of Voters also held a forum for primary candidates running for City Council Seat 1. Janis Garrett and Annie Black … [Read more...] about Campaign Weekend in Mesquite
MVH gives DAISY Award for first time
The DAISY Award was given out for the first time by Mesa View Hospital (MVH) to LaRene Woolstenhulme, RN. Hospital patients nominate their favorite nurse and tell why they are exceptional. Maria Sandoval nominated Woolstenhulme for the award. Sandoval said, “She treated me like a human and not a number. She always asked if I needed anything. She washed my face and hands every … [Read more...] about MVH gives DAISY Award for first time
Charges filed against former Mesquite Police Chief
The Clark County District Attorney’s Office has filed criminal charges against former Mesquite Police Chief Joseph MaQuade Chesley in the Mesquite Nevada District Court for allegedly recording a private conversation. According to Mesquite’s Public Information Officer Jamie Stout, “Multiple victims have come forth to complain since the initial story was published in the Las … [Read more...] about Charges filed against former Mesquite Police Chief