Tuesday Nov 24 | TheSpectrum.com
At the opening of the new Riverside Bridge, last week, Don Montgomery, coordinator at the Virgin Valley Heritage Museum, gave a history of the valley's bridges.
Mayor Susan Holecheck and Cresent Hardy of Legacy Construction deliver comments at the official opening of the new Riverside Bridge on Wednesday.
Restored bridge opens in Nevada
Good news for folks in Mesquite and Bunkerville, both in Nevada. A bridge between the two cities opens Wednesday.
Scouts in midst of Scouting for Food drive
The annual Scouting For Food drive is underway to help replenish the shelves at the Salvation Army food bank.
Have you discussed a family plan if a fire breaks out at your house? Do you change your smoke alarm batteries each year? Both of these simple tasks could save lives.
Larry Reber did a dangerous thing Saturday - he invited people from the audience to the podium to tell stories of their youth.
Virgin Valley Water District annual meeting today
Presentation of the annual audit is the centerpiece of today's Virgin Valley Water District annual board meeting, but at least two other agenda items promise extensive discussion as well.
Water district to take another look at new quarters
Once again The Issue That Won't Go Away will haunt the Virgin Valley Water District board of directors.
Davis Paul Henderson of Mesquite, Nev. and Heather Gardner of Bunkerville, Nev. Donald Maurice Nutul and Madge Dee Morgan of St.
WAter district orders revamping of Ordinance 2
Virgin Valley Water District's legal administrative counsel will blend a pair of documents into a single comprehensive record to clarify the district's Ordinance 2 policy and regulations.
Summer news in the valley: nothing happening here
Family and friends unfamiliar with our valley always ask me, "What do you do there in the summer? Is there any news? Doesn't everyone leave when the heat arrives just after Easter?" I've tried to explain that population in the valley probably is pushing 30,000 and there is more news than ever before.
Summer news in the valley: nothing happening here
Family and friends unfamiliar with our valley always ask me, "What do you do there in the summer? Is there any news? Doesn't everyone leave when the heat arrives just after Easter?" I've tried to explain that population in the valley probably is pushing 30,000 and there is more news than ever before.
Plan suggests ways to raise productivity of the too-few park police
Parks are popular - especially on those days when it isn't so hot outside that the air hurts.
Plan suggests ways to raise productivity of the too-few park police
Parks are popular - especially on those days when it isn't so hot outside that the air hurts.
Valley fire departments fought two major fires in the last few days, one that destroyed two homes in Scenic and another that caused major damage to a home under construction in Bunkerville.
Fire scorches 136 acres of brush along Virgin River
A spectacular nighttime fire that charred 136 acres of river bottom tamarisk and mesquite Wednesday and Thursday still is under investigation, said Bureau of Land Management fire control officials.
Public gets a peek at Bunkerville Trail project
Clark County Public Works gave Bunkerville residents the first peek at a three-mile, multi-use trail linking Bunkerville and Mesquite.
Water district gets a slap on the wrist from state attorney general
The state attorney general's office announced that it "will not take action against Virgin Valley Water District's Board at this time" after reviewing complaints about alleged violations of the state's open meeting law.
152 Virgin Valley High School seniors walk into the future
Tradition was broken and new tradition began during Virgin Valley High School's 98th annual commencement exercises Thursday.
Boundary change reveals Bunkerville's international ambitions
It is all becoming clear. For years, rumors have abounded about how Mesquite was plotting to annex Bunkerville.
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