Moapa Valley Nevada Visitor and Relocation Guide

Th e Cabins atValley of Fire State ParkExplore historic stone structures built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s for overnight travellers along the Arrowhead Trail

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It is a pleasure to introduce you to beau-tiful Moapa Valley – Southern Nevada’s hometown!

During the regional growth boom of the past two decades, the Moapa Valley has been able to retain its small-town rural ideal. In Moapa Valley you’ll find that people are friendly and that the time passes a little slower with fewer worries. Visitors can experience true small-town hospitality. Local shops and business-

es are welcoming and will work hard to meet their customers’ needs.

A great day in Moapa Valley can begin early exploring the many ‘roads less-travelled’ through the desert. Each of these roads, no matter which direction you choose, will lead to a wealth of outdoor adventures just waiting for you. The community is sur-rounded by natural treasures including the Valley of Fire State Park, Lake Mead National Recreation Area and the Logandale Trails system. The rich history of the area is showcased in the re-nowned Lost City Museum which is a must-see for area visitors.

The Moapa Valley is also a willing host to many homespun com-munity events that can offer urban dwellers an escape from the fast pace of city life. The Clark County Fair and Rodeo provides a world-class experience in a small-town country fair setting. The Pomegranate Arts Festival gives visitors a memorable experi-ence of a rural harvest festival just an hour from the Las Vegas urban center. And there are many more hometown events fea-tured throughout our year.

After a day of adventure, you can return at your leisure to our downtown area and enjoy a home-style meal in one of our excel-lent local restaurants. And as the sun goes down, stick around to be reminded what a dark starry sky still looks like, away from the bright lights of the city.

We love the simple beauty of rural Moapa Valley. And with out-standing weather, plenty of fresh air and clear blue skies, how can you blame us? We welcome you to our little town. We hope that you enjoy your time here as a true country dweller. Whether you stick around for just a day or for the rest of your life, we en-courage you to make our hometown your hometown!

Sincerely,

Kent SlightPresidentMoapa Valley Chamber of Commerce

WELCOME TO MOAPA VALLEY!TABLE OF CONTENTSAREA MAP • 12-13

COMMUNITY EVENTS • 20-21

COMMUNITY SERVICES • 11

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY • 22

MOAPA VALLEY ATTRACTIONS • 15-16

MOAPA VALLEY HISTORY • 6

MOAPA VALLEY TODAY • 7

POINTS OF INTEREST • 14

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE MOAPA VALLEY NEVADA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

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As early as 100 BC Moapa Valley was home to a culturally advanced peo-

ple. Though they left no written record other than the petroglyphs still evident on the rocks of the area these early people developed permanent villages and sus-tained themselves for over 1,000 years. During the highpoint of their civilization they built and lived in adobe pit dwellings on the hills overlooking the valley. On the valley floor they developed an irrigation system, grew a variety of crops, devel-oped active trading alliances with people as far away as New Mexico, and traded commodities including food, salt and tur-quoise.

These early people and their civilization, called by modern re-searchers “The Anasazi” denoting “the ancient ones”, disappeared around 1150 AD leaving virtually no clue as to the reason for their disappearance. They did, however, leave a rich archeological heritage of their presence here. Artifacts from “Pueblo Grande de Nevada” were excavated before the waters of Lake Mead rose to cover the site and are carefully displayed at the Lost City Museum in Overton.

Ancestors of today’s Southern Paiutes entered the Moapa Valley about the time the Anasazi disappeared and made this rich desert valley their permanent home. Their proud descendants are part of the rich fabric of the Moapa Valley community today.

The earliest permanent white settlement of Moapa Valley came in 1864 when Mormon President Brigham Young dispatched sever-al families to settle the area known as “The Muddy”. The Church of

Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, or M o r m o n s , sought to es-tablish settle-ments where cotton and other staple crops could be grown. The Mormons establ ished several towns

along the Muddy River in what would later be called Moapa Valley, including St. Thomas, Overton, St. Joseph (now Logandale), and West Point. In 1871, following disputations over state bound-aries and taxes, the settlers, now over 600 in number, moved back to Utah.

Within ten years however, other “Lat-ter-day Saint” church members, drawn by the rich agricultural potential of the area, began to re-settle the pioneer towns of Moapa Valley. These new set-tlers established farms and ranches, businesses and mines, and the area be-gan to flourish.

With the coming of the railroad in 1905 and the ready access to markets it provided, Moapa Valley underwent economic and social change but agriculture was always it’s economic base. Through the first 65 years of the 20th century Moapa Valley farmers produced fresh winter vegetables for the dinner tables of Utah and Idaho while those ar-eas were still frozen in winter. Milk from many fam-ily dairies operat ing in Moapa Valley pro-vided fresh milk for a fast grow-ing Las Ve-gas.

The last of the 20th century and early 21st have seen agriculture in Moapa Valley change to horse breeding, hay production, and extensive family gardening. Meanwhile business and industrial growth has increased with the growth in population.

Always a self-sufficient community, the Moapa Valley retail sec-tor has done a brisk business. So have the mining, manufacturing, and construction companies that call Moapa Valley home.

Moapa Valley is proud of our historical heritage. We are proud to proclaim ourselves “Southern Nevada’s Hometown”.

A Brief History Of Moapa Valleyalong the Muddy River in what would later be called Moapa Valley, including St. Thomas, Overton, St. Joseph (now Logandale), and West Point. In 1871, following disputations over state bound-aries and taxes, the settlers, now over 600 in number, moved back to Utah.

ter-day Saint” church members, drawn by the rich agricultural potential of the area, began to re-settle the pioneer towns of Moapa Valley. These new set-tlers established farms and ranches, businesses and mines, and the area be-gan to flourish.

Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, or M o r m o n s , sought to es-tablish settle-ments where cotton and other staple crops could be grown. The Mormons establ ished several towns

Photo by Jana WardMoapa Valley Art Guild


Moapa Valley Is Hometown NevadaWe who hail from Moapa Valley

like to think of our community as “Hometown Southern Nevada”. And indeed it is. Its small town charm and quaintness, are prized by residents and enjoyed by visitors.

Located only fifty miles up Interstate 15 from fabulous Las Vegas, Moapa Val-ley is the big city’s polar opposite: quiet, friendly, rural, neighborly.

Its physical configuration virtually as-sures that Moapa Valley will always be a small town. Though 30 miles long, the Moapa Valley is, in most places, barely two miles wide. It is also a place of stark contrasts. Picturesque, flat-topped me-sas, red hills and cliffs, and desert mountains form a startling back-

drop for the green fields, ex-pansive yards and beautiful gardens of Moapa Valley.

During recent years the economic base of Moapa Valley has changed. Once a farming community, com-mercial agriculture no longer plays the role it once did. But true to its rural roots Moapa Valley is home to the Clark County Fair with its PRCA Rodeo and Youth Livestock Show.

The Livestock Show is a place for the kids and youth to bring their steers, sheep,

goats, pigs, and other animals which they have care-fully raised. The animals are groomed, manicured, and shown before judges at the Show. After the judg-ing and awards, then comes the auction when the kids find out whether all their efforts are really worth it. And they always are.

The Logandale PRCA Rodeo brings professional cowboys and cowgirls from all over North America to compete for position and money on the PRCA cir-cuit.

For the seeker of peace and quiet, Moapa Valley has long been one of southern Nevada’s most popular “quiet” tourist and winter resident havens. The Valley of Fire State Park, the north shore of Lake Mead, the

Overton Wildlife Area and Waterfowl Preserve, the miles and miles of off-road vehicle trails in the area attracts locals, snowbirds, vacationers, tour-ists, and sportsmen to Moapa Valley from around the world.

And don’t miss the Lost City Muse-um located in Overton. The museum boasts one of the foremost collec-tions of ancient Native American arti-facts and pre-history anywhere in the Southwest.

Hungry or need some refreshment? Want to refill the ice chest in prepara-tion for that picnic or hike in the Valley of Fire? Or do you just want a place

to lie down and sleep a while? Moapa Valley’s business and pro-fessional community is vibrant and thriving. Restaurants, hardware stores, grocery stores, motels, doctors, dentists, accountants, fi-nancial services, and a multitude of other busi-nesses provide Moapa Valley with its every need.

Want the lat-est in news? The community

is served by a top quality weekly newspaper that provides local and regional news along with thought provoking opinions on local happen-ings.

Maybe you’d rather fly than drive? Moapa Valley boasts a 4,700 foot paved and lighted airport that allows you to come and go at your leisure whether you only plan to stay for a day, or for a two-day fishing or four-wheeling excur-sion, or for the four days of the Clark County Fair, or for a week or two of using Moapa Valley as your base for regional sightseeing. Whether you choose any of these or whether you choose to just put down roots and stay forever---you are welcome in Moapa Valley!!!

In any case, come on out to Moapa Valley and discover Southern Nevada’s Hometown.

drop for the green fields, ex-pansive yards and beautiful gardens of Moapa Valley.

economic base of Moapa Valley has changed. Once a farming community, com-mercial agriculture no longer plays the role it once did. But true to its rural roots Moapa Valley is home to the Clark County Fair with its PRCA Rodeo and Youth Livestock Show.

place for the kids and youth to bring their steers, sheep,

goats, pigs, and other animals which they have care-

that provides local and regional news along with thought provoking opinions on local happen-ings.

Valley boasts a 4,700 foot paved and lighted airport that allows you to come and go at your leisure whether you only plan to stay for a day, or for a two-day fishing or four-wheeling excur-sion, or for the four days of the Clark County Fair, or for a week or two of using Moapa Valley as your base for regional sightseeing. Whether you choose any of these or whether you choose to just put down roots and stay forever---you are welcome in Moapa Valley!!!

and discover Southern Nevada’s Hometown.

is served by a top quality weekly newspaper

Photo by Jana WardMoapa Valley Art Guild


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AIRPORTPerkins Field in Overton has 5,200 ft. paved and lighted runway and is main-tained year-round. Equipped with fuel and services for general aviation.

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS4-H ClubsAmerican Legion & Aux. Unit Post 75Moapa Valley Art GuildMoapa Valley Boosters ClubBoy Scouts of AmericaClark County Jr. Livestock Association

CHAMBER OF COMMERCEMoapa Valley Chamber of CommercePO BOX 361 • Overton, NV 89040702-398-7160

COMMUNITY GOVT. CENTERMoapa Valley Community Center320 N. Moapa Valley Blvd, OvertonClark County Offices:Northeast Office.............702-397-6475Animal Control................702-397-2380Building Dept..................702-397-8089

CULTURAL/HISTORICALMoapa Valley Arts Council: Sponsors annual performing arts concert series. www.moapavalleyarts.org

Old Logandale School Historical & Cultural Society: Operates in historic building with meeting space, family his-tory library and museum of community history.

Lost City Museum: Features puebloan artifacts and archaeological excavation from prehistoric times in Moapa Valley.

ENTERTAINMENTPioneer Theatre..............702-397-2307Casablanca Resort Event Center...................702-346-7529

COLLEGE/ADULT LEARNINGCollege of Southern NevadaLogandale Campus........702-398-7545

University of Nevada Cooperative Extension...702-397-2604

HEALTH CAREMedical Clinic, Nursing and Home Care Services, Optometrists, Dentists, Chi-ropractors, Veterinarian.

HOSPITALSMesa View Regional HospitalMesquite.........................702-346-8040

PUBLIC LIBRARIESClark County Library BranchesOverton...........................702-397-2690Moapa............................702-864-2438

NEWSPAPERSMoapa Valley Progress...702-397-6246

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PARKS AND RECREATIONClark County Parks & Recreation1301 W. Whipple Ave.....702-398-7480

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UTILITIESElectric:Overton Power District...702-397-2512

Garbage Disposal:Republic Services..........800-752-8719

Internet Service ProvidersInfowest.........................702-397-6445Moapa Valley Telephone702-397-2601

Irrigation WaterMuddy Valley Irrigation Company702-398-7310

Overton Sewer SystemClark County Water Reclamation800-782-4324

TelephoneMoapa Valley Telephone702-397-2601

WaterMoapa Valley Water District702-397-6893

Moapa Valley Gardeners AssociationMoapa Valley Amateur Radio ClubMoapa Valley Little LeagueMoapa Valley High School Rodeo ClubMoapa Valley Riders ClubMoapa Valley Rotary ClubVFW & Auxiliary Post Unit 8336

M.V. High School............702-397-2611Mack Lyon MIddle School.....397-8610Grant Bowler Elementary......398-3233Ute Perkins Elementary........864-2444

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1. Moapa Valley National Wildlife Refuge: A desert oasis at the ar-tesian spring source of the Muddy River is the habitat for the endangered Moapa dace. Directions: Take I-15 to the Moapa/Glendale exit (#90). Go northwest on Highway 168 for 7.4 miles to Warm Springs Road. Turn left (southwest) on Warm Springs Road and drive for 1.4 more miles. The refuge is on your left, when you see the chain link fence on both sides of the road. See more info on page 16 .2. Roos N More Zoo: A local veterinarian couple shares their private collection of 160 animals with the public. Collection includes kangaroos, monkeys, lemurs, reptiles, snakes, porcupine, armadillo, a camel and more. Take I-15 to the Moapa/Glendale exit (#90). Go northwest on Highway 168 for 1.3 miles. Turn right on Henrie Rd. Drive 1.5 miles. Turn right on Isola Dr. Take the first left on Sandy Dr. Continue onto Snowden Ranch Road. See information on page 16.

3 Logandale Trails System: A 45,000 acre off-road extravaganza with over 200 miles of multi-use trails. Directions: Take I-15 to the Logandale/Overton exit (#93). Turn south on State Highway 169 and drive for 5.7 miles. Turn right (east) on Liston Ave and travel .3 miles. Follow the gravel road to the right across the railroad tracks north to Pioneer Rd. Drive for 1.75 miles to the main parking area of the Trail System. See more info on page 15.

4. Clark County Fairgrounds: Home of the Clark County Fair, Moapa Valley Pomegranate Festival, Fourth of July Celebration and many other lo-cal and regional events. Directions: Take I-15 to the Logandale/Overton exit (#93). Turn south on State Highway 169 and drive 5 miles. Turn left (west) on Whipple Ave and drive .75 to the Fairgrounds on your right. See more event info on page 20.

5. Old Logandale School Historical & Cultural Society: Museum of local history housed in a historic school building. Also the home of commu-nity events like the Moapa Valley Christmas Tree Festival (see page )and others. Directions: Take I-15 to the Logandale/Overton exit (#93). Turn south on State Highway 169 and drive 6 miles. The building is on your right (west). See more info on page 15.

6. Double Negative A thought-provoking work of modern landscape art created in 1969-1970 by artist Michael Heizer. A 4wd vehicles is recommend-ed. See more info on page 16.

7. Lost City Museum Home to one of the most coplete collections of Anasazi culture in the Southwest. Prehistoric artifacts were unearthed during the 1930s in the Moapa Valley area. Directions: Take I-15 to the Logandale/Overton exit (#93). Turn south on State Highway 169 and drive for 12.2 miles through downtown Overton. Museum is on the right (west) side of the road. See more info on page 15.

8. Overton Wildlife Management Area A birder’s paradise, the OWMA offers extensive ponds and wetlands at the delta area of the Muddy River confluence with Lake Mead. Directions: Take I-15 to the Logandale/Overton exit (#93). Turn south on State Highway 169 and drive for 13.5 miles through downtown Overton. Entrance to OWMA is on the left (east) side of the road.

9. Moapa Paiute Travel Plaza: Located near the western gateway to Valley of Fire State Park, the Travel Plaza offers a restaurant and supplies for the day tripper including Indian handicrafts. Directions: Take I-15 to the Valley of FIre exit (#75). See ad on page 19.

10. Valley of Fire State Park: Spectacular red sandstone formations and some of the best examples of ancient petroglyphs in all of Southern Nevada. Directions: Take I-15 to Logandale/Overton exit (#93). Turn south on State Highway 169 and drive 20 miles. Turn right (west) on Valley of Fire Highway. Drive 1.3 miles to the west entrance of the Park. See more info on page 15.

11. Historic St. Thomas Ghost Town: The once-thriving town of St. Thomas was abandoned in the 1930s when waters backed up by Hoover Dam flooded the city. With Lake levels at near record lows the ruins of the old city can be seen once more. Directions: Take I-15 to Logandale/Overton exit (#93). Turn south on State Highway 169 and drive 20 miles. Just past the Lake Mead National Recreation area entrance station turn left onto St. Thomas Cove road (gravel). Travel 3.9 miles to parking area. See more info on page 15.

12. Echo Bay on Lake Mead: One of the more secluded and most beautiful spots on Lake Mead. Offers boat launch, RV camping, convenience store, land-based gas station and fish cleaning station. Directions: Take I-15 to Logandale/Overton exit (#93). Turn south on State Highway 169 and drive 30 miles. Turn left (east) onto Echo Bay Road. Travel 4.5 miles to Resort. See Lake Mead info on page 15.

Other Moapa Valley InformationPopulation: Approximately 11,000

Elevation: Upper Valley: 1600 ftLower Valley: 1265

Moapa Valley’s Climate:Average Seasonal TemperaturesJanuary/February: High 62°, Low 39°March/April: High 78°, Low 43°May/June: High 97°, Low 59°July/August: High 108°, Low 70°September/October: High 93°, Low 54°November/December: 66°, Low 33°

Places of Worship:Calvary Community Church...397-8028214 N. Anderson St., Overton

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints...................398-38712555 N. St. Joseph, Logandale Lake Mead Baptist Church....397-2496725 N. Moapa Valley Blvd., Overton

Mesquite Lutheran Church....398-3833450 Turtleback Rd, Mesquite

Moapa Christian Church........865-2864Bowlin Street, Moapa

New Hope Christian Church..397-88661335 N. Moapa Valley Blvd. Overton

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church....................397-8852190 E. Mesquite Blvd., Mesquite

St. John’s Catholic Church....398-39982955 St. Joseph St., Logandale

Boating & Fishing:Lake Mead 12 milesLake Mojave 150 milesLake Powell 240 miles

Hunting: Overton Wildlife Management Area

Recreation Areas: Valley of Fire State Park 5 milesLogandale Trails Area 5 milesLake Mead Recreation Area 10 milesSnow Canyon State Park 75 milesZion National Park 115 milesBryce Canyon National Park 205 milesGrand Canyon National Park 234 miles

Great Basin National Park 230 miles

Snow Skiing:Mt. Charleston Ski Resort 80 milesBrianhead Ski Resort 150 miles

Golf Courses: Mesquite 30 milesLas Vegas 60 milesSt. George, UT 75 miles

Major Employers:NV Energy: Reid Gardner Power PlantGeneva PipeCement & AgregateClark County School DistrictSimplot SilicaPublic UtilitiesLin’s Marketplace



LOST CITY MUSEUM

A mysterious story, long buried beneath the Moapa Valley sand, is unearthed

at the Lost City Museum. This is home to one of the most complete collections of Anasazi culture in the Southwest.

The ancient civilization flour-ished from 100 B.C. to A.D. 1150 when the inhabitants mysteriously

disappeared. In the 1920s, archaeologist discovered the ruins of this Lost City. On display are pottery, stone tools, jewelry and other artifacts and examples of prehistoric dwellings reconstructed on original foundations.

The museum is open Thursday through Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults with discounts for seniors. Children under 18 enter free. Call 702-397-2193 for summer hours

VALLEY OF FIRE STATE PARKValley of Fire derives its name

from rich red sandstone for-mations, shaped by shifting dunes during the age of dinosaurs. Over the centuries, the wind, rain and desert elements have worked their wonders to create a landscape of stunning beauty.

The Valley of Fire area has been home to ancient native American

inhabitants. Some of the best examples of ancient rock art or petroglyphs in Southern Nevada can be found within the park.

The park offers a full-scale visitor center and many hiking trails. Camp-ing and picnic facilities are available. For information call Valley of Fire State Park (702) 397-2088.

LAKE MEAD NATIONAL RECREATION AREA

Lake Mead offers a spar-kling blue contrast to the

surrounding desert landscape. With so much fun just up the road from Moapa Valley’s main commercial district, the hard part is deciding between fish-ing, boating, jetskiing, kayak-ing or canoeing. The Echo Bay area has a boat launch, swim-ming beaches, picnic areas, RV trailer park, campground, fish cleaning station, convenience store and land-based gas station. A local touring company offers adventure tour packages on the Lake. For information go to www.awesomeadventure-guide.com

HISTORIC ST. THOMAS GHOST TOWN

Though the Southwest has many ghost towns, historic

St. Thomas is unique. It was underwater for over 65 years! Founded by Mormon settlers in 1865, this bustling pioneer community fell victim to prog-ress when the construction of Hoover Dam and the resulting waters of Lake Mead forced its abandonment in the 1930s.

Prolonged drought conditions in the west have caused lake water levels to drop. Little by little, the old town site has emerged on dry ground. Visi-tors can now hike a moderate two-mile loop to view the ruins of the old town. The site is within the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. More information available at: www.nps.gov/lame/historyculture/stthomas.htm

LOGANDALE TRAILS

The Logandale Trails system offers visitors an off-road extravagan-

za. Located just over the hills to the west of Logandale and Overton, the Logandale Trails landscape is breathtaking. Towering red sandstone cliffs surround the trails system. The 45,000 acre system contains over 200 miles of trails suitable for a variety of OHV types as well as mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding and rock climbing.Visitors can view the many instances of Native American petroglyphs etched into the sandstone cliffs dating back thousands of years. For more information go to www.logandaletrails.com.

OLD LOGANDALE SCHOOL HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL SOCIETY

Located in an 1930s-era school-house, the Old Logandale School

Historical and Cultural Society contains a wealth of community history. Exhib-its tell stories of the pioneer settlers of the Moapa Valley area. The museum is open for visitors Wednesday thru Satur-day from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

The Society also maintains an extensive historical library. In addition to many important historical documents; like personal and family histo-ries; the library has more than 200 audio histories recording memories of people who grew up in the area. The Library is open to the public for research, class tours, or special assignments. For more information about the Old Logandale School, call (702) 398-7272.

MOAPA VALLEY NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

The Moapa Valley National Wildlife Refuge was set aside

to secure habitat for the endangered Moapa dace. The Moapa dace is a small fishfound only in the head-waters of the Muddy River.

The 106 acre Wildlife Refuge was established in 1979. It offers an easy self-guided walking trail which winds through willows

and palm trees among some of the artesian springs that are the source of the Muddy River and features a beautiful overlook of the riparian Warm Springs desert oasis.

An aquatic viewing chamber allows visitors to view directly into the artesian stream flow and see the finger-szied dace and other species in the natural habitat.

The Refuge is currently open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays between the Labor Day and the Memorial Day weekends. Hours of opera-tion are from 8:00 a.m and 4 p.m. Information is available at http://www.fws.gov/desertcomplex/moapavalley/


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DOUBLE NEGATIVE LANDSCAPE ART

Hidden out in the desert a few miles east of the Moapa Valley

is a curious and thought-provoking work of art. Double Negative, con-ceived by artist Michael Heizer in 1969-70, was among the first “earth-works” in an artistic movement to use the earth as a canvas.

Double Negative is essentially two ends of a trench spanning empty space. The trenches line up across a large gap formed by the natural shape of a Mormon Mesa.

Double Negative is located in a rather remote area of the desert, but it can be visited relatively easily. The journey requires travel on rough un-paved roads. Vehicles with high clearance recommended. For information about Double Negative visit http://doublenegative.tarasen.net/

ROOS-N-MORE ZOOEver wanted to pet a camel? Ever wanted to look inside a kangaroo’s

pouch? Ever wanted to meet a lemur or play with a monkey? WIth over 160 animals to meet and greet, there is something for everyone at the

Roos-N-More Zoo in Moapa. Roos-N-More is a privately

owned educational zoo, operated by local veterinarians Valerie and Jay Holt and their family. The zoo strives to create an unforgettable hands-on animal experience for visitors.

Roos-N-More is open to the general public only on certain pre-scheduled days. On-site parties and private tours are available by ap-pointment only. For information on the next public zoo day or for contact information visit www.roos-nmore.com


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LOCATED IN OVERTON196 S. Moapa Valley Blvd #4

For all of your Insurance needs

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Ph: 702-397-8282

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(702) 346-3088

Full Hospice Careby local owner/operators

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Moapa Valley Art Guild

presents...presents...

18th ANNUAL POMEGRANATE ART FESTIVAL

Pomegranates - Jelly & Fruit & Continuous Raffl ing for Great Prizes

An Old Fashioned Country FairLocated at: Clark County Fairgrounds

1301 W. Whipple Ave, Logandale, NV

Friday & Saturday November 1 & 2, 2013

9:oo a.m. to 5:oo p.m.

Fine Art Entertainment Hand-made Crafts Foods & Great Gifts

Art Activities for Kids

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APRILClark County Fair And Rodeo

The Clark County Fair had its beginning as

just a small town fair in 1965. Back then it was a relatively small lo-cal celebration. From this humble beginning, the Fair has grown into a major annual event drawing people from far and wide to Moapa Val-ley.

Despite this, the Fair has retained the simple homespun qualities that are at its roots. A main event rodeo features the best of the best with over 600 nation-wide contestants com-peting for over $250,000 in prize money. Other entertainment is also in abundance at the Fair. Country music headliners, ma-gicians, local variety acts, livestock shows, arts/crafts exhibits and horticultural displays are all in a day’s fun at the Fair. And don’t forget the huge carnival midway! For more information and tickets call 1-888-876-FAIR or go to www.ccfair.com.

JULYIndependence Day Celebration

Much more than an evening fi reworks

show, Independence Day in Moapa Valley is an all-day celebration. Locals begin gather-ing at the Clark County Fairgrounds at 7:00 a.m. for an early morning fl agraising ceremony led by local veterans. A community breakfast

is then served by the Moapa Valley Rotary Club. The rest of the morning is spent with a festival of activities including hot dog eating contests, pie eating contests, water games, a watermel-on bust and, fi nally, a water fi ght between the local Volunteer Fire Departments.

In the evening the community gathers again for a pit barbe-cue dinner sponsored by the Moapa Valley Chamber of Com-merce. As the sun sets, the skies are lit up by a community fi reworks display that concludes the festivities.

A perfect autumn day in the park with cars, cars and more cars. Spectators of all ages will delight in this event which

brings automobile afi cionados from all over the southwest to the Overton Park just a block away from Moapa Valley’s main business district. The show is open to all years, makes and mod-els of vehicles including vintage, originals, hot rods, street rods, competition and customs.

Plenty of activities and prizes keep things interesting through-out the day including many award categories, trophies, draw-ings and give-aways. A live band provides entertainment. The event is put on by the Moapa Valley Chamber of Commerce. More information is available at www.moapavalley.com.

OCTOBERFall Festival and Car Show

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Winding through some of the most

breathtaking landscape in Southern Nevada, the Valley of Fire Half Mara-thon offers cross-country runners the challenge of a lifetime. The event begins near the Visitor’s Center of the Valley of Fire State Park and fea-

tures a half marathon, a 10K run and a 5K run. Leading through slot canyons, across expansive vistas and past ancient native American petroglyphs, the course gives runners an up-close tour through the stunning natural wonders of this park. The road dips up and down through the challenging, hilly terrain. In the course of the race the road climbs about 1000 feet in elevation; and then it comes all the way back down again before reach-ing the fi nish line. For more information about the half marathon go to http://runvalleyoffi re.com/.

Combine an autumn har-vest festival with a coun-

try fi ne arts show and you get the Pomegranate Arts Festi-val. Organized by the Moa-pa Valley Art Guild, the Fes-tival celebrates the annual harvest of renowned Moapa Valley pomegranates.

The Festival is fi lled with country displays and booths. Jams and jellies made by local vendors from the home-grown fruit are on sale. Vendors of hand-made crafts provide a va-riety of fare. Entertainment is on-going throughout the festival and is all supplied by local talent. In addition, Art Guild mem-bers exhibit their own artwork, much of which is available for sale. Admission to the event is free.

FOR A FULL LISTING OF COMMUNITY EVENTS VISIT WWW.MOAPAVALLEY.COM

Other Annual Community EventsVeterans Day Parade & Picnic • NovemberCelebrating the community’s veterans, the local American Legion Post sponsors an old fashioned parade down the main street in Overton. A community picnic is held immediately fol-lowing the Parade at the Overton Park. The picnic is sponsored by the Moapa Valley Chamber of Commerce.

NOVEMBERPomegranate Art Festival

NOVEMBERHump N Bump Offroad Event

Hosted by the Vegas Val-ley Four Wheelers club, the

Hump N Bump is the oldest and largest off-road vehicle rock-crawling event in Southern Ne-vada.

This family-friendly event at-tracts hundreds of 4x4 enthusi-asts to the Logandale Trails area for a weekend of extreme trail riding. The event is staged from the Clark County Fairgrounds where folks come to camp for the weekend.

On Friday night, an obstacle course challenge expo is per-formed by many of the par-

ticipants in a special course adjacent to the Fairgrounds. The whole community comes out to watch the fun. For information about the Hump N Bump go to www.vv4w.org.

NOVEMBERValley of Fire Half Marathon

MARCHCommunity-wide Yard Sale

Remember that old saying: “One

man’s trash is another man’s treasure”? Well, if that is true, there are plenty of treasures to go around at the Moapa Valley Com-munity Yard Sale.

Each year the lo-cals do some spring cleaning. Then they all get together on one weekend in March and hold a whole town-full of yard sales. There are bargains waiting down nearly every street in town.

A detailed map of all the different yard sales going on that day is published the week before in the Moapa Valley Progress newspaper. Watch the paper’s website at www.mvprogress.com to download a copy of your own map. And then come to Moapa Valley that weekend for a treasure hunt.

The event is sponsored by the Moapa Valley Rotary Club which, every year, holds a monster sale of its own right in the middle of downtown Overton.

Moapa Valley Festival of Trees • DecemberA Holiday Winter Wonderland occurs each year at the Old Lo-gandale School. Local residents and businesses decorate trees in various themes. Festival goers can then bid on the trees to raise money for the local historical society. For information call 702-398-7272.

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORYACCOMODATIONS/LODGINGNorth Shore InnPO BOX 520520 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-6000

ATTORNEYS

AUTO SALESKen Garff Mesquite Ford76 Auto Mall CircleMesquite, NV 89027(888) 898-8587

BANKING/FINANCIAL SERVICES

CASINO/FIREWORKS/INDIAN CRAFTSMoapa Paiute Travel PlazaPO BOX 340I-15, Exit 75; Moapa, NV 89025(702) 864-2600

CHIROPRACTORSMoapa Valley Chiropractic, Dr. Bret StaleyPO BOX 13501170 N. Moapa Valley Blvd. Suite COverton, NV 89040(702) 397-2273

COMMUNITY SERVICESCappalappa Family Resource CenterPO BOX 1860261 S. Jones St. Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-6400

Clark County Northeast OfficesPO BOX 837320 N. Moapa Valley Blvd. Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-6475

CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONSLost City Museum721 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2193

HIGHER EDUCATIONUniversity of Nevada Cooperative ExtensionPO BOX 1261897 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.Logandale, NV 89021(702) 398-2604

EMPLOYEE OWNERSHIP CONSULTINGBenefit Capital Associates, Inc.PO BOX 542Logandale, NV 89021(702) 398-3222

Lin’s MarketplacePO BOX 305350 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2312Pharmacy: (702) 397-2308

GROCERIES/BAKERY/PHARMACY

HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS

Mesa View Regional HospitalPO BOX 35401299 Bertha Howe Ave.Mesquite, NV 89027(702) 345-4244

Alsum InsuranceFarmers InsurancePO BOX 245196 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-8282

Qualheim InsurancePO BOX 676Overton, NV 89040(702) 497-2350

Valley Leavitt InsurancePO BOX 717156 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2136

INTERNET SERVICESMoapa Valley Telephone CompanyPO BOX 365183 S Anderson St.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2601www.mvdsl.com

KimfabPO BOX 513Logandale, NV 89021(702) 398-3333

FAIR/RODEOClark County Fair & RodeoPO BOX 1431301 W Whipple Ave.Logandale, NV 89021(702) 398-3247

Mesa View Quick Care1925 Whipple Ave. Ste 30Logandale, NV 89021(702) 398-3621

INSURANCE

HOSPITALS

MANUFACTURING

MUSEUMSLost City MuseumPO BOX 807721 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2193

GIFT SHOPPESLost City Museum Gift Shoppe721 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2193

AUTO SERVICE/REPAIRCal’s Repair Center475 N. Moapa Valley BlvdOverton, NV 89040(888) 397-8997

BARS/TAVERNSRed Rooster315 Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2654

INDIAN HANDICRAFTSMoapa Paiute Travel PlazaPO BOX 340I-15, Exit 75; Moapa, NV 89025(702) 864-2600

Lost City MuseumPO BOX 807721 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2193

INTERIOR DESIGNLa Belle Maison240 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-6609

FLOORINGMesquite Tile and Flooring521 W. Mesquite Blvd. Ste AMesquite, NV 89027(702) 346-7225

Mesa View Home Care330 Falcon Ridge Pkwy; Bldg 200-AMesquite, NV 89027(702) 346-2460

HOSPICE CAREMesa View Hospice330 Falcon Ridge Pkwy; Bldg 200-AMesquite, NV 89027(702) 346-2460

Moapa Valley Art GuildPO BOX 2249Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-6444

Sportsman’s Bar247 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-8008

GRAPHICS/BANNERSGraphX Signs and BannerPO BOX 1488196 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-6609

Bank of Nevada11 Pioneer BoulevardMesquite, NV 89027(702) 346-6600

NEWSPAPERS & PUBLICATIONSMoapa Valley ProgressPO BOX 430145 N. Moapa Valley BlvdOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-6246

Partners in ConservationPO BOX 298830 Learned Cactus WayMoapa, NV 89025(702) 864-2579

NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION

Law Offices Of Teresa J. Holzer104 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-6200

Blair InsuranceAmerican Family Insurance1925 Whipple Ave. “Wally’s Plaza”Logandale, NV 89021(702) 398-7711

MININGSimplot Silica Products, Inc.685 Simplot RdPO BOX 308Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2667

McKesson RealtyPO BOX 1619280 S. Moapa Valley BlvdOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-6500

ORGANIZATIONS

REAL ESTATEForemost RealtyPO BOX 1002885 N Moapa Valley BlvdLogandale, NV 89021(702) 398-7000


SENIOR ACTIVITIESUnited Seniors, Inc.PO BOX 2039475 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-8002

STORAGE UNITS

RESTAURANTS

Inside ScoopPO BOX 748395 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2055

Sugar’s Home PlatePO BOX 1589309 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-8084

McDonald’s310 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.PO BOX 2589Mesquite, NV 89025(702) 397-6736

Muddy River Bar & Grill1825 E. State Highway 168Moapa, NV 89025(702) 864-2300

Mesa View Storage1215 N. CooperOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-8031

TELEPHONEMoapa Valley TelephonePO BOX 365183 S Anderson St.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2601

UTILITIESMoapa Valley Water DistrictPO BOX 257601 N Moapa Valley BlvdLogandale, NV 89021(702) 397-6893

NV EnergyPO BOX 279Moapa, NV 89025(702) 864-2200

Overton Power District #5PO BOX 615615 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2512

TOUR COMPANIESAwesome Adventures4676 South Valley ViewLas Vegas, NV 89103702-257-7338888-846-4747 TOLL FREE

TRAILER VILLAGES

Robbin’s Nest Mobile Home Park479 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.PO BOX 130Overton, NV 89040702-397-2364

ATTRACTIONSAwesome Adventures4676 South Valley ViewLas Vegas, NV 89103702-257-7338888-846-4747 TOLL FREE

Overton Motel137 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2463

Plaza Motel207 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2414

Valley Service140 S. Moapa Valley BlvdOverton, NV 89040

Bank of America 140 N. Moapa Valley BlvdOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-2300

AUTO PARTSOverton NAPA Auto Parts111 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-8011

ART GALLERYWild Horse Garllery289 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040

MOVIE THEATRESPioneer Theatre120 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2307

PHOTOGRAPHERSRey of Light Photography1925 Whipple Ave. Ste 40Logandale, NV 89021(702) 278-4416

CHURCHESSt. Johns the Evangelist Catholic2955 St. Joseph StreetLogandale, NV 89021702) 398-3998

Fun and Sun Mobile Homes & RV ParkPO BOX 488280 N. CooperOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-8383

Moapa Valley Chamber of CommercePO BOX 361Overton, NV 89040(702-398-7160www.moapavalley.com

DENTISTSDr. Lance Robertson1170 N. Moapa Valley Blvd. Ste. AOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-8844

EMPLOYEE TEAM BUILDINGAwesome Adventures4676 South Valley ViewLas Vegas, NV 89103888-846-4747 TOLL FREE

BUILDING CONTRACTORSBrimont Construction137 N. Moapa Valley Blvd. Ste. BOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-8854

Sylvia Torrey, Realtor®PO BOX 11062885 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.Logandale, NV 89021(702) [email protected]

America First Credit Union230 S. Moapa Valley BlvdOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-2390

HARDWARE STORESAce Hardware183 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2289

True Value/Home Hardware387 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2555

INSURANCE REAL ESTATE


MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORYACCOMODATIONS/LODGINGNorth Shore InnPO BOX 520520 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-6000

ATTORNEYS

AUTO SALESKen Garff Mesquite Ford76 Auto Mall CircleMesquite, NV 89027(888) 898-8587

BANKING/FINANCIAL SERVICES

CASINO/FIREWORKS/INDIAN CRAFTSMoapa Paiute Travel PlazaPO BOX 340I-15, Exit 75; Moapa, NV 89025(702) 864-2600

CHIROPRACTORSMoapa Valley Chiropractic, Dr. Bret StaleyPO BOX 13501170 N. Moapa Valley Blvd. Suite COverton, NV 89040(702) 397-2273

COMMUNITY SERVICESCappalappa Family Resource CenterPO BOX 1860261 S. Jones St. Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-6400

Clark County Northeast OfficesPO BOX 837320 N. Moapa Valley Blvd. Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-6475

CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONSLost City Museum721 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2193

HIGHER EDUCATIONUniversity of Nevada Cooperative ExtensionPO BOX 1261897 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.Logandale, NV 89021(702) 398-2604

EMPLOYEE OWNERSHIP CONSULTINGBenefit Capital Associates, Inc.PO BOX 542Logandale, NV 89021(702) 398-3222

Lin’s MarketplacePO BOX 305350 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2312Pharmacy: (702) 397-2308

GROCERIES/BAKERY/PHARMACY

HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS

Mesa View Regional HospitalPO BOX 35401299 Bertha Howe Ave.Mesquite, NV 89027(702) 345-4244

Alsum InsuranceFarmers InsurancePO BOX 245196 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-8282

Qualheim InsurancePO BOX 676Overton, NV 89040(702) 497-2350

Valley Leavitt InsurancePO BOX 717156 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2136

INTERNET SERVICESMoapa Valley Telephone CompanyPO BOX 365183 S Anderson St.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2601www.mvdsl.com

KimfabPO BOX 513Logandale, NV 89021(702) 398-3333

FAIR/RODEOClark County Fair & RodeoPO BOX 1431301 W Whipple Ave.Logandale, NV 89021(702) 398-3247

Mesa View Quick Care1925 Whipple Ave. Ste 30Logandale, NV 89021(702) 398-3621

INSURANCE

HOSPITALS

MANUFACTURING

MUSEUMSLost City MuseumPO BOX 807721 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2193

GIFT SHOPPESLost City Museum Gift Shoppe721 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2193

AUTO SERVICE/REPAIRCal’s Repair Center475 N. Moapa Valley BlvdOverton, NV 89040(888) 397-8997

BARS/TAVERNSRed Rooster315 Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2654

INDIAN HANDICRAFTSMoapa Paiute Travel PlazaPO BOX 340I-15, Exit 75; Moapa, NV 89025(702) 864-2600

Lost City MuseumPO BOX 807721 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2193

INTERIOR DESIGNLa Belle Maison240 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-6609

FLOORINGMesquite Tile and Flooring521 W. Mesquite Blvd. Ste AMesquite, NV 89027(702) 346-7225

Mesa View Home Care330 Falcon Ridge Pkwy; Bldg 200-AMesquite, NV 89027(702) 346-2460

HOSPICE CAREMesa View Hospice330 Falcon Ridge Pkwy; Bldg 200-AMesquite, NV 89027(702) 346-2460


Sportsman’s Bar247 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-8008

GRAPHICS/BANNERSGraphX Signs and BannerPO BOX 1488196 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-6609

Bank of Nevada11 Pioneer BoulevardMesquite, NV 89027(702) 346-6600

NEWSPAPERS & PUBLICATIONSMoapa Valley ProgressPO BOX 430145 N. Moapa Valley BlvdOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-6246

Partners in ConservationPO BOX 298830 Learned Cactus WayMoapa, NV 89025(702) 864-2579

NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION

Law Offices Of Teresa J. Holzer104 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-6200

Blair InsuranceAmerican Family Insurance1925 Whipple Ave. “Wally’s Plaza”Logandale, NV 89021(702) 398-7711

MININGSimplot Silica Products, Inc.685 Simplot RdPO BOX 308Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2667

McKesson RealtyPO BOX 1619280 S. Moapa Valley BlvdOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-6500

ORGANIZATIONS

REAL ESTATEForemost RealtyPO BOX 1002885 N Moapa Valley BlvdLogandale, NV 89021(702) 398-7000


SENIOR ACTIVITIESUnited Seniors, Inc.PO BOX 2039475 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-8002

STORAGE UNITS

RESTAURANTS

Inside ScoopPO BOX 748395 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2055

Sugar’s Home PlatePO BOX 1589309 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-8084

McDonald’s310 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.PO BOX 2589Mesquite, NV 89025(702) 397-6736

Muddy River Bar & Grill1825 E. State Highway 168Moapa, NV 89025(702) 864-2300

Mesa View Storage1215 N. CooperOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-8031

TELEPHONEMoapa Valley TelephonePO BOX 365183 S Anderson St.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2601

UTILITIESMoapa Valley Water DistrictPO BOX 257601 N Moapa Valley BlvdLogandale, NV 89021(702) 397-6893

NV EnergyPO BOX 279Moapa, NV 89025(702) 864-2200

Overton Power District #5PO BOX 615615 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2512

TOUR COMPANIESAwesome Adventures4676 South Valley ViewLas Vegas, NV 89103702-257-7338888-846-4747 TOLL FREE

TRAILER VILLAGES

Robbin’s Nest Mobile Home Park479 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.PO BOX 130Overton, NV 89040702-397-2364

ATTRACTIONSAwesome Adventures4676 South Valley ViewLas Vegas, NV 89103702-257-7338888-846-4747 TOLL FREE

Overton Motel137 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2463

Plaza Motel207 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2414

Valley Service140 S. Moapa Valley BlvdOverton, NV 89040

Bank of America 140 N. Moapa Valley BlvdOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-2300

AUTO PARTSOverton NAPA Auto Parts111 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-8011

ART GALLERYWild Horse Garllery289 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040

MOVIE THEATRESPioneer Theatre120 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2307

PHOTOGRAPHERSRey of Light Photography1925 Whipple Ave. Ste 40Logandale, NV 89021(702) 278-4416

CHURCHESSt. Johns the Evangelist Catholic2955 St. Joseph StreetLogandale, NV 89021702) 398-3998

Fun and Sun Mobile Homes & RV ParkPO BOX 488280 N. CooperOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-8383

Moapa Valley Chamber of CommercePO BOX 361Overton, NV 89040(702-398-7160www.moapavalley.com

DENTISTSDr. Lance Robertson1170 N. Moapa Valley Blvd. Ste. AOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-8844

EMPLOYEE TEAM BUILDINGAwesome Adventures4676 South Valley ViewLas Vegas, NV 89103888-846-4747 TOLL FREE

BUILDING CONTRACTORSBrimont Construction137 N. Moapa Valley Blvd. Ste. BOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-8854

Sylvia Torrey, Realtor®PO BOX 11062885 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.Logandale, NV 89021(702) [email protected]

America First Credit Union230 S. Moapa Valley BlvdOverton, NV 89040(702) 397-2390

HARDWARE STORESAce Hardware183 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2289

True Value/Home Hardware387 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.Overton, NV 89040(702) 397-2555

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