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Spotlight On! Mesquite Entertainment Cares gives back - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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Justin Moore became CEO of Mesquite Entertainment in June of 2023. In September of 2024, he created the position of team member and community engagement manager, filled by Jami Taylor as head of the engagement committee. There are nine committee members besides Taylor and Moore who make up the Mesquite Entertainment executive team. “Our commitment is to give back to the communities where our team members live and play and work,” Taylor stated. The company motto is “take care of the guest, take c
'Abandoned Places' theme at the VVAA Competition tugs at heartstrings - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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The August theme at the Virgin Valley Art competition, “Abandoned Places,” tugged at the visitors’ heartstrings with many nostalgic scenes of yesteryear rousing memories, different for each viewer, sometimes happy, sometimes not. The awards reception was held Aug. 20 at the Mesquite Fine Arts Gallery. The August sponsor was the Eureka Resort, which promptly purchased Mike Golden’s mixed-media painting titled “Resting Stogies,” depicting two empty chairs. The piece won the Sponsor’s Choice award
'Abandoned Places' theme at the VVAA Competition tugs at heartstrings - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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The August theme at the Virgin Valley Art competition, “Abandoned Places,” tugged at the visitors’ heartstrings with many nostalgic scenes of yesteryear rousing memories, different for each viewer, sometimes happy, sometimes not. The awards reception was held Aug. 20 at the Mesquite Fine Arts Gallery. The August sponsor was the Eureka Resort, which promptly purchased Mike Golden’s mixed-media painting titled “Resting Stogies,” depicting two empty chairs. The piece won the Sponsor’s Choice award
Turning Point USA featured speaker at MRW meeting - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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Justin Barrows, Turning Point USA, Mojave Field Representative, was the featured speaker at the Mesquite Republican Women’s meeting on August 12, 2026. The twenty-year-old Barrows had worked closely with Charlie Kirk, his mentor for five years. Barrows, born and raised in Moapa Valley, is now in charge of the Club America Department, a high school movement for California, Arizona, Nevada and Utah. Barrows began Club America with Kirk in North Las Vegas in 2021, during the COVID era. “In the fall
Mesquite Entertainment holds talent show for team members - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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Mesquite Entertainment held its first team member talent show Tuesday, Aug. 11, in the showroom at the CasaBlanca Casino. The showroom was filled with Mesquite Entertainment employees and well-wishers. Twelve entries from all employee levels competed for a trophy and a $1,000 first-place prize, a trophy and a $600 second-place prize and a trophy and a $400 third-place prize. Tom Jannarone, general manager of the CasaBlanca, was the emcee. He welcomed everyone and introduced the acts. Starting th
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