Race For Clark County Assessor By Vernon Robison Moapa Valley Progress Published August 4, 2010 The election for Clark County Assessor is sometimes viewed as a minor race among voters. It deals with complex administrative issues and lesser known candidates. It receives less media coverage than higher profile races. But with the current period of […]
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A wildfire burned over 600 acres and destroyed several structures…
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Always There When We Call Why in the world would anyone want to be a volunteer firefighter? Last week was a perfect case in point. Our local volunteers, no doubt, woke up last Thursday morning looking forward to important plans for their day. Some were prepared to go to work and earn their living at
By Whitney Donohue & Amanda Monk Moapa Valley Progress Independence Day Celebration activities began this year early on Saturday morning, July 3, with a flag raising ceremony conducted by the local veteran’s organizations. The ceremony, which began at 7:00 a.m. was brief but it paid a poignant tribute to the community’s veterans. Following the ceremony,
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By Vernon Robison Moapa Valley Progress The Moapa Valley Town Advisory Board (MVTAB), on Wednesday, June 30, approved plans for a new church building to replace the LDS Logandale Chapel on Moapa Valley Blvd which burned down in February 2009. LDS Church-contracted architect Dennis Patten of St. George, Utah, presented the plans to the board.
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By Dave Belcher Moapa Valley Progress During the past few weeks, the college football world has been on edge with conference expansions and rumors thereof. First, it was the PAC 10 and the rumor of Texas, Texas A.M., Texas Tech, Oklahoma State and Oklahoma moving in from the Big 12. Then the panic ensued. What
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By Tasha Gorman Moapa Valley Progress Local “Twihards” lined up outside the Pioneer Theater in Overton on Tuesday night, June 29, for the premiere midnight showing of “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse.” Those lucky enough to be first in line showed up to the theater around 9:30 p.m. and waited patiently for the doors to open.
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By Dr. Larry Moses No one asked me but…I have just returned from my annual baseball trip. Each year my sons and I select a weekend to take in as many major league baseball games as possible in a short trip. This year we selected the San Francisco area. We got tickets for an Oakland
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By Mike Donahue Summer appeared in Southern Nevada just two short weeks ago with an intensity that surprised a lot of Silver State residents whether they live in cities or rural areas. After the one of the coolest Mays on record, June blasted in like an incendiary with a brief 110 degree heat wave early
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