Sherm: Sorry mom; but Mr. Biden …
Properly Subversive/Sherman R. Frederick I find no good way to describe the Joe Biden presidency....
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Category: Visitor Statistics
BOWLING: Scott Mattingly is one perfecto away from breaking Mesquite’s 300 game record
By Willie Theis Scott Mattingly has been delivering bowling highlights with his dynamic game and...
Read More Sherm: As Trump 2.0 nears
Properly Subversive/Sherman R. Frederick Remember when the now largely discredited Democratic...
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BOWLING: St. George bowler Dalton Smith throws 28 straight strikes in a record-setting 845 series in Mesquite bowling
By Willie Theis Dalton Smith turned the Virgin River Bowling Center into his own personal...
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Is This You? So Many Stories of Skunks
When the surroundings in which you choose to live in is of a rural motif, you have to realize you...
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Mesquite Monthly – December 2024
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BOWLING: Jacoby Ford ‘s Impressive 2024-25 Rookie Season is a Preview of a Future Scoring Juggernaut
By Willie Theis Jacoby Ford began winning accolades for his smooth two-handed delivery in the...
Read More Is This You? Courage, Heart and Brains
By Trina Machacek I am the one person that come high water or company, I will sit and be...
Read More Sherm: Good newspaper ownership
Properly Subversive/Sherman R. Frederick For many years the Las Vegas Review-Journal, the largest...
Read MoreJanuary visitor count continues downward spiral
Visitor volumes in Mesquite continued its downward spiral in January hitting its lowest mark in four years in a year-to-year comparison. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) reported that 96,900 visitors came...
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Annual visitor volumes fall for second year
From a post-recession high in 2017, Mesquite visitor volumes fell for a second straight year in an...
Read MoreOctober visitors continue annual decline
October has traditionally been one of the best months in Mesquite for visitor volumes. Temperatures are still warm, the golf courses are coming back to life after overseed closures, and people are still traveling. The tradition...
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