Mesquite Local News
- I get journalistic whiplash writing for Battle Born Media newspapers in rural Nevada and San Francisco. After living in Nevada for most of my life and now spending time — more time than I should, perhaps — in the San Francisco area, the approach to almost everything is so […]
- Sherman R. Frederick Mesquite Local News I never thought I’d see a day when Americans would riot and storm the Capitol after a pep rally led by a president of the United States. The damage to the conservative approach to government is inestimable. A week later many Trump supporters — […]
- Mesquite Council Member Annie Black explained her protest at the U.S. Capitol last week. The protest turned violent, however Black said she did not trespass on the Capitol grounds or participate or encourage violence of any kind. Here is a link to her newsletter.
- Sherman R. Frederick Battle Born Media When the state’s chief law enforcement officer — the attorney general — wears his politics on his sleeve, it erodes public confidence in his ability to enforce the law. Nothing clearer than the way AG Aaron Ford conducted himself during this election. He […]
- Odessa King of Las Vegas and formerly of Mesquite NV passed away on July 1st, 2020 at Blue Sky Manor in Las Vegas, NV. She was born on September 26, 1926 in Stratford Oklahoma the daughter of the late Doyle and Meedie Wootten. She had 6 siblings. Her brother Glenn […]
- The City of Mesquite is pleased to announce an additional day of testing: the Covid-19 testing will be offered on TUESDAY and THURSDAY from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. of every week, for residents of Mesquite, Bunkerville, Moapa Valley and Mohave County. It is free and will be processed by […]
- On Friday July 10, 2020, Brenda Jean Anderson Taylor, our beautiful wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend returned to the arms of Our Heavenly Father at her home in Fountain Green surrounded by her loved ones at the age of 57. She was born November 30, 1962 to Lee E […]
- LAS VEGAS — A press secretary for U.S. Rep. Steven Horsford of Nevada is no longer working for the Democratic congressman after a conservative web- site published an article detailing old tweets in which she used racial and anti- gay slurs.An article posted by The National Pulse last week identified […]
St George News
- SOUTHERN UTAH — The weekend is almost here, and that means it’s time to look for adventure – whether it’s something fun, inspiring, educational or entertaining. Take advantage of our snapshot of Southern Utah events and activities to enjoy with family and friends, and keep the adventure going all weekend […]
- ST. GEORGE — A large workshop located at a mobile home park in Mesquite was destroyed Monday in a fire that created immense heat when pressurized tanks of fuel and other materials began to burn. On Monday evening firefighters and emergency personnel responded to a structure fire at the Stateline […]
- ST. GEORGE — Workers contracted by the Bureau of Land Management began clearing large clumps of tamarisk growing along the Virgin River in Mesquite on Friday as part of a fire fuels reduction effort. The invasive species is not only a fire danger but also a concern for flooding and […]
- SOUTHERN UTAH — The weekend is almost here, and that means it’s time to look for adventure – whether it’s something fun, inspiring, educational or entertaining. Take advantage of our snapshot of Southern Utah events and activities to enjoy with family and friends, and keep the adventure going all weekend […]
- March 21, 1924 – April 10, 2021 On Saturday, April 10, 2021, Keith David Jones, husband and father of five children, 15 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren, passed away at the age of 97. Keith was born on March 21, 1924 to Edwin Wyatt and Mildred (Stalker) Jones in […]
- ST. GEORGE — A structure fire in Littlefield, Arizona, ripped through a home and burned it to the ground on Monday, while two other homes – less than 20 feet away – were saved when crews created a barrier to reduce the radiant heat that was so hot it caught […]
- CONTRIBUTED CONTENT — Successfully treating chronic pain requires a multidisciplinary approach that takes into account more than just the physical aspects of wellness. The compassionate and highly trained interventional pain management team at Desert Pain Specialists seeks to empower patients to take charge of their pain management journey by treating […]
- ST. GEORGE — A driver was killed early Monday morning in a single-vehicle rollover crash in Arizona just south of the Virgin River Gorge on Interstate 15. Shortly after 1 a.m. MST on Monday, officers and emergency personnel responded to a single-vehicle rollover on southbound I-15 near mile marker 2 […]
- ST. GEORGE — A St. George man has been indicted in federal court on a weapons charge following a traffic stop for speeding near Tabernacle in March that ended with numerous felony and misdemeanor charges filed against him. Conrad Devin Lance, 37, was indicted on a single felony charge of […]
- ST. GEORGE — Three people, including a man from Richfield, are in jail following an arrest in Mesquite, Nevada that was set in motion when an alert patrol officer stopped a vehicle that was reported as stolen and during a search found the third occupant hiding in the back seat. […]
Sparks Tribune
- Of all the presidents of this century, the one that made the most sense to me about immigration was George W. Bush. Not many listened to him at the time, but he articulated a sensible policy that embraced that long standing American ideal that we are a nation of immigrants. […]
- Remember when President Biden called Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision to lift the ban on masks “neanderthal thinking?” Well, it looks like the neanderthal’s knew something President Biden and the CDC didn’t. Texas lifted the mask ban in early March. At that time, daily cases of COVID-19 averaged 7,000 per […]
- In this post-George Floyd world in which hipster journalists cram news stories into the woke narrative of systemic white racism, quality reporting goes by the wayside. In Washington, D.C. two girls, age 15 and 13, used a stun gun to steal a car from an immigrant. A struggle ensued, resulting […]
- I’m painting with a wide brush today, but it needs to be so: Washington journalists suck. President Joe Biden held his first press conference last week. Of the 10 hand-selected reporters called upon by the president’s handlers, not one asked about the COVID-19 pandemic or the flagging American economy. That’s […]
- As I confessed to you last week, my Nevada sensibilities get tested when examining the news for Battle Born Media newspapers in Northern California. For example, last week I sat in on a public hearing on whether to allow Costco permission to put in a 16-pump gas station. Environmentalists shook […]
- As this is being written before the end of the Trump impeachment trial, comments on that will have to wait until next week. Today I would like to tell you about Lucky Pierre the racing snail. In the area of publicity, it isn’t often that you get to pass off […]
- Would you vote for somebody who put out a contract for your murder? About 74 million Americans did just that last November. It’s hard for me to sympathize with anyone who wants me dead. I don’t know about you, but I’d have a hard time supporting a buncha crazies who […]
- I get journalistic whiplash writing for Battle Born Media newspapers in rural Nevada and San Francisco. After living in Nevada for most of my life and now spending time — more time than I should, perhaps — in the San Francisco area, the approach to almost everything is so different. […]
- By Kayla Anderson Sparks Tribune The Sparks Elks Lodge #2397 recently named Sparks High School alumni Jose “Chava” Espana its Citizen of the Year award following a multitude of recommendations from his fellow Railroaders, former bosses, co-workers, and young men who he has coached soccer for. Nominated by Sparks City […]
- The nighttime sky in rural Nevada is drop-dead spectacular. No pollution and no big-city lights produce dark skies and a blanket of majestic stars. My bet is most people who live in the great open spaces of Nevada have seen a UFO. Or two. Or more. Now, I don’t want […]
Mineral County Independent-News
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