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Playing in the mud sends seniors to college - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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Volleyball players from all parts of Virgin Valley got dirty last Saturday at the 12th annual Mesquite Rotary Club Mudd Volleyball tournament held at the Virgin River Hotel in Mesquite. Twenty-eight teams and over 170 athletes entered the pits to raise over $7,000 for the Rotary Club’s scholarship program. For the last 11 years, the Mesquite Gaming Association had hosted the tournament at the Eureka Hotel, but expansion plans for the Eureka forced the event to move across the street to a dirt lo
Playing in the mud sends seniors to college - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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Volleyball players from all parts of Virgin Valley got dirty last Saturday at the 12th annual Mesquite Rotary Club Mudd Volleyball tournament held at the Virgin River Hotel in Mesquite. Twenty-eight teams and over 170 athletes entered the pits to raise over $7,000 for the Rotary Club’s scholarship program. For the last 11 years, the Mesquite Gaming Association had hosted the tournament at the Eureka Hotel, but expansion plans for the Eureka forced the event to move across the street to a dirt lo
Ringing the bell for sacrifice and freedom - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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Residents of Virgin Valley came together on Friday this past week to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attack against America, an attack that killed 2,977 people on September 11, 2001. Planning began last June when Mesquite Fire and Rescue Chief Jayson Andrus met with Stephen Waite, the principal of Virgin Valley High School. During the meeting, Andrus expressed the importance of holding an assembly at the school to help the students understand the significance of September 11, 2
The pilot behind Tanker 875 - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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“Every drop is different. The wind is different every time. The (fire) line is different every time. It takes a couple of seasons to be effective. Our number one priority is the firefighters on the ground.” These are just a couple of thoughts that are always on the mind of Kris Farrell, a single-engine air tanker pilot fighting wildfires in the western United States this season. Farrell was born and raised on farmland in Newton, Kansas. His family farmed corn and wheat, and his grandfather’s fie
The pilot behind Tanker 875 - Mesa Valleys Progress (opens the original)
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“Every drop is different. The wind is different every time. The (fire) line is different every time. It takes a couple of seasons to be effective. Our number one priority is the firefighters on the ground.” These are just a couple of thoughts that are always on the mind of Kris Farrell, a single-engine air tanker pilot fighting wildfires in the western United States this season. Farrell was born and raised on farmland in Newton, Kansas. His family farmed corn and wheat, and his grandfather’s fie
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