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Moapa Valley Library receives community donations on '9 two 5' - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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When the world tragically lost Dolly Parton on Aug. 25, local realtor Lori Houston knew what she had to do. In honor of Dolly’s love for learning—particularly reading—Houston and other sponsors put together a small day of designated donations in the name of Parton on Dolly Day (9/25), to be given to the Moapa Valley Library. Though the event was arranged quickly, the raffle and Dolly lookalike contest featured high-quality prizes. Local businesses like Desert Adventures, Ace Hardware and NAPA Au
Moapa education board kicks off 2026-2027 school year - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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The Moapa Valley Community Education Advisory Board (MVCEAB) held a regular meeting Aug. 31. At this first meeting of the 2026-2027 school year, the topics covered were extensive and varied, from typical school reports to a possible bill that would ensure rural schools receive every opportunity urban schools do. Moapa Valley High School reported that, compared to this time last year, chronic absenteeism has dropped from 44% to 18%. Principal Duane McMinn also shared that out of 62 total Advanced
MVTAB reviews proposed housing project - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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The Moapa Valley Town Advisory Board (MVTAB) heard items from Simplot and residential developers on Aug. 12. Many community members were present to make their voices heard about potential new growth. Taking the podium first, Simplot held four items on the board’s docket. Representatives approached the board with requests to redesignate 128.1 acres, vacate and abandon a portion of right-of-way on an unnamed street accessible only by the company and approve various waivers for a future building. T
Teen Forensics Camp solves murder mystery - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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For the first time, the Lost City Museum in Overton has offered an immersive, two-day forensics camp, allowing teenagers to dip their toes into the world of forensic investigation and even discover the prime suspect of a murder mystery scenario. Over the course of two days, the fledgling investigators were taught a handful of techniques and tools that forensics teams may use on the job, including fingerprinting, metal detecting, gunshot residue testing, and skeletal identification. Day one start
InfoWest supplies students for 2026-2027 school year - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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For the eighth year running, local internet provider InfoWest has hosted a morning of giving back for the Moapa Valley community with a backpack giveaway. Friday, July 10, backpacks of nearly every color and design were laid on tables outside the business’s Overton office. Much of the crowd lined up and waited long before the 9 a.m. start, while InfoWest volunteers were on hand with free doughnuts and cold drinks for the parents and dozens of children who wanted one. Nearly half of all backpacks
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