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Mesquite Christian Academy gets donation for playground equipment - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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Ladies from several Christian churches gathered for a brunch on July 18 at the Living Waters Fellowship, featuring a devotional and a presentation to the Mesquite Christian Academy. A $2,100 check was presented to Sue Lapple, the academy’s principal, to purchase playground equipment for the school. The funds were raised at a luncheon and raffle held in June. The Mesquite Christian Academy is a classical Christian school that offers an alternative to public school. “The school was started in 2018
History Presentation tells the story of St. Thomas at Mesquite Library - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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The town of St. Thomas, along with the Lost City flooded by the construction of Hoover Dam, were the subjects of a PowerPoint presentation by Mary Phalor, museum coordinator at the Virgin Valley Heritage Museum, at the Mesquite Library on Saturday, July 18. St. Thomas is now a ghost town; remnants remain of some foundations – the steps to the school, a chimney at the ice cream parlor, a row of cottonwood tree stumps and evidence of the railroad embankment. It is south of Overton, and then a thre
History Presentation tells the story of St. Thomas at Mesquite Library - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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The town of St. Thomas, along with the Lost City flooded by the construction of Hoover Dam, were the subjects of a PowerPoint presentation by Mary Phalor, museum coordinator at the Virgin Valley Heritage Museum, at the Mesquite Library on Saturday, July 18. St. Thomas is now a ghost town; remnants remain of some foundations – the steps to the school, a chimney at the ice cream parlor, a row of cottonwood tree stumps and evidence of the railroad embankment. It is south of Overton, and then a thre
Mesquite gets public reading of the Declaration of Independence - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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A public reading of the Declaration of Independence was held in the amphitheater at the Mesquite City Hall on Wednesday, July 8. The Declaration was publicly read for the first time on July 8 in front of the Pennsylvania State House, and church bells rang throughout the city. To commemorate that momentous day, the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Signers’ Sons of the American Revolution sponsored the public reading. The veterans’ honor guard presented the colors and led the audience
120 take on trek for the youth of Mesquite Nevada West Stake - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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“Come to the Mountain of the Lord and Walk with Me” was the theme of Trek for the Youth of the Mesquite Nevada West Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Over a period of three days, 120 youth, ages 14-18, pulled handcarts uphill and down through the mountains above Cedar City to replicate the journey some of their ancestors made in 1847 when they left their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, and made their way west to the valley of the Great Salt Lake. The youth were divided into fa
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