Madilyn Thompson
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Moapa Valley High School hosts blood drive - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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Moapa Valley High School hosted a blood drive on Thursday, Sept. 3, in partnership with Vitalant. Vitalant is one of the nation’s largest nonprofit blood services providers. Its mission statement is, “Unite blood and biologics donors, talent and innovation to save and improve lives.” The high school’s National Honor Society (NHS) chapter, El Pirata, organized the blood drive. The chapter holds six blood drives throughout the year, with the goal of saving lives through community involvement in do
MVTAB opposes proposed Overton subdivision - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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The Moapa Valley Town Advisory Board (MVTAB) met on Wednesday, Aug. 26, to discuss a proposed subdivision off Alma and Lewis Street in Overton. The proposed subdivision would include 82 single-family homes at a density of 8.9 homes per acre. Mark Mulhall, a representative for the applicant, said that they had submitted a completed application to the county, and county staff had recommended approval of the planned amendment and zone changes. Mulhall also noted that some requested waivers had been
MVTAB opposes proposed Overton subdivision - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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The Moapa Valley Town Advisory Board (MVTAB) met on Wednesday, Aug. 26, to discuss a proposed subdivision off Alma and Lewis Street in Overton. The proposed subdivision would include 82 single-family homes at a density of 8.9 homes per acre. Mark Mulhall, a representative for the applicant, said that they had submitted a completed application to the county, and county staff had recommended approval of the planned amendment and zone changes. Mulhall also noted that some requested waivers had been
Back-to-school Bash brings MVHS students together - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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Moapa Valley High School had its annual back-to-school bash on Wednesday, Aug. 12 at the Logandale Park and Pool, where students gathered for games, food and activities. The early evening started out quite stormy, with heavy rain, wind and thunderstorms. However, the weather cleared up before the bash started, leading to a fun, beautiful evening. The back-to-school bash has long been a custom at the high school. It started back in 1993, when MVHS moved into its current school building. The bash
Back-to-school Bash brings MVHS students together - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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Moapa Valley High School had its annual back-to-school bash on Wednesday, Aug. 12 at the Logandale Park and Pool, where students gathered for games, food and activities. The early evening started out quite stormy, with heavy rain, wind and thunderstorms. However, the weather cleared up before the bash started, leading to a fun, beautiful evening. The back-to-school bash has long been a custom at the high school. It started back in 1993, when MVHS moved into its current school building. The bash
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