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editor’s letter September 1 – October 31, 2014 Volume 7 – Issue 5
Dear Readers, Welcome to the Annual Golf and Sports edition of View on Mesquite. Fall brings cooler weather and we have many visitors taking advantage of the Golf and Sports related activities that can be enjoyed in this beautiful weather. View on Mesquite and the community residents welcome our golf and sports visitors and invite you to join us for the many special events Mesquite offers while you are here. We would like to thank all of our wonderful, world class golf courses for contributing to this issue and for continuously providing the Mesquite golf hospitality we are known for around the country and the world. September and October bring two special golf events to Mesquite. The World Long Drive semi-final Championships are held at the Mesquite Sports and Event Complex World Long Drive grid September 20-27, 2014. See the top competitors in the world vie for the final eight spots competing on the Golf Channel November 2-7, 2014 in Las Vegas for the World Long Drivers Championship. We invite everyone to support this world class event held in Mesquite. Mesquite will be host to The ParaLong Drive World Finals October 1617, 2014 at the Long Drive grid. See our feature article in this issue for more information on this competition and the amazing disabled golfers who participate in this event. Residents and visitors, please show your support for these brave athletes. View On Mesquite is very proud to introduce a new feature article “The Strong Women of Mesquite”. Kicking it off is an amazing, successful woman, Roo Arledge, Food and Beverage Director at Eureka Resort.
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View on Mesquite has many new advertisers in this issue and would like to thank them for their business as well as the businesses that have supported the magazine through the years. Please visit our advertisers as they are the reason we are able to bring this publication to you. Please visit our website at www.ViewOnMesquite.com and like us on Facebook to see additional current events that we could not include in this issue. Sincerely, Kathy Lee, Editor-in-Chief
Editor in Chief Kathy Lee Managing Editor Melissa Eligul Copy Editor Cindy Biskup Creative Director & Magazine Design Steven Ruesch Studio SE7EN, LLC Contributing Writers Al Litman Cody Law Dean Jarvis Deb Parsley Donna Eads Erika Marler Kelly Zarndt Ken Cook Krissy Thorton Linda Faas Michelle Brooks Nikk Zorbas Noel Smith Patty Holden Rick Whittington Rob Krieger Sue Santarcangelo Vicky Walter Weston Welch Yoli Bell Web Design Trevor Didriksen The PC Guy Advertising Sales Kathy Lee Melissa Eligul Advertising Email ads@ViewOnMesquite.com Support Staff Bert Kubica Distribution Ron Wilson Published by View On Mesquite Magazine, Inc. 742 W. Pioneer Blvd, Suite D Mesquite, NV 89027 Office (702) 346-8439 Fax (702) 346-4955 General Inquiries info@ViewOnMesquite.com 2007-2014 View On Mesquite Magazine, Inc. No part of this publication may be reproduced in whole or part without the express written permission from the publisher, including all ads designed by the View On Mesquite staff. All articles submitted by contributing writers are deemed correct at the time of publishing, View On Mesquite Magazine, Inc. and/or any of its affiliates accept no responsibility for articles submitted with incorrect information.
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18 Much More Than Just a Game 37 Bicycle Friendly Mesquite 26 Strong Women of Mesquite, Spotlight on Roo Arledge
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Chamber Golf tournament
Dexterity For Life Stretch Your Golf Game Best of Fest Wolf Creek the World’s Ultimate Golf Experience Conestoga Golf Club View on Healthy Lifestyles
A Simple Plan for Maintaining Health
21 View on Charity
Valley rally Against Cancer
22 Mesquite Welcomes ParaLong Drivers 24 Welcome Cheif Christopher 25 2014 The Year of the Turbulator
28 View on Travel
Where in the World do you Want to Play Golf?
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Tennis- For the Health of it! 4th of July Pictorial History of Golf in Mesquite Coyote Willows Golf Course VV High School Bulldog Schedule Tennis TNT NISA Native American World Series Desert Oasis Spa and Salon Trio of New Physicians Make Mesquite Their Home View on Golf
longer tee Shots & Crisper Fairway Shots
47 Christmas in July 48 View on Youth
Budding Champion Golfer, Ali Mulhall
63 Senior Center Happenings
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Editor’s Letter Why I Love Mesquite View From The Mayor View From The Chamber
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Why I Love Healthcare ForMesquite Women –
Right Here in Our Community
Living in Mesquite for over 15 How did two people from each Mesquite Women’s Clinic opened in 2004 to provide the mothers, years has been a great experience. coast end up in Mesquite? aunts, sisters and daughters in our community with state-of-the-art We have learned to tolerate the Jim and I were both born in April medicine delivered with old-fashioned, individualized care. hot months and to totally enjoy 1936, 8 days apart. Jim in Jersey the comfortable months. Our City, NJ and in Fresno, CA.and his staff are known for outstanding Dr.I Edward Ofori friends and family from up north We met inpreventive Chicago, ILcare, when we diagnostics, treatment and surgical love to visit and enjoy the many were bothprocedures. in the US Army. We But, we’re loved for our friendly and activities between October and fell in lovecompassionate and have been married approach to every woman’s March to get away from the for 57 years this November. health concerns. We snow and cold. We cherish the have 6 children, 3 boys and 3 many close friends we have met girls, plus ANNUAL 18 grandchildren and EXAMS since moving here. Every day is expectingCOMPLETE our 15th great-grandchild MATERNITY CARE a new day. One cannot get bored in September. Our second oldest GYNECOLOGY between golf, great restaurants, movie theaters, bowling, Senior child, Jim 3D McMahon Jr., was an All ULTRASOUND Center, the Recreational Center, Library, The Fine Arts Gallery etc. American MEDICAL Quarterback at BYU who WEIGHT LOSS We are so impressed with the many businesses that help the was inducted into the College Football* Hall of Fame; and last October DIGITAL MAMMOGRAMS *Service provided Mesa Utah View Regional community with worthwhile causes. If anyone needs a helping he was inducted intoatthe HallHospital of Fame. He spent 15 years in the hand, some good citizen or one of the many businesses will be NFL taking the Chicago Bears to the Super Bowl in 1986, defeating the there for them. Especially for our veterans, families in need, our New England Patriots. animal shelter and the list goes on and on. The donations of money After the service we lived in Jersey City for 5 years, then San Jose, CA. Call today to transferred learn how we can UT where we lived and and services never cease to amaze us. I am very fortunate to have a After 13 years Jim was to Ogden, support your healthcare great job where I meet and interact with so many wonderful people worked until retirement. Wanting togoals: retire to a warmer climate where at Oasis Chiropractic and I have the best boss ever. We have a clean we could play golf year round is what brought us here to Mesquite city, generous giving businesses, schools, arts and great 18 years ago. There were only 4500 residents and no stop lights! We Serving the uniquegreat healthcare needs the of women www.MesquiteWomensClinic.com entertainment. Everything is right here, how could we not love love the weather, the great people we’ve met and of course the golf courses. 1301 Bertha Howe Avenue, SuiteMesquite. 2 • Mesquite, NV 89027 – Carole and Don Paetsch – Jim and Roberta McMahon
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Message from the Mayor Fall is an exciting time in Mesquite. The long summer heat is starting to dissipate, snowbirds are returning, business is picking up, and more people are out and about. It’s also an exciting time for athletic events in our city, not only for our local teams, but the many thousands of visitors and participants that come to Mesquite. September starts out a bit slow, but speeds up considerably with the NISA Native American World Series September 19th- 21st; for more information see the article in this issue. This first fall major sports event is huge for Mesquite. We anticipate 5000 visitors and 1200 participants for this exciting baseball event. Of course, during this same time frame we have our annual RE/ MAX World Long Drive Championship golf event at the Mesquite Sports and Event Complex. This event brings approximately 2000 visitors and 400 participants to Mesquite in September.
In October the temperature cools down, but Mesquite heats up with numerous athletic events. For the first time we are hosting the Para Long Drive. This is a must see event that brings together many great athletes from all over the world. Many athletes are missing limbs or are wheelchair confined; however It does not slow them down a bit. They are superstars! Again this year, Mesquite will host the Southern Utah/Nevada Youth Football League, on October 4th with an estimated 1000 visitors and 600 participants, and October 11th with an estimated 5000 visitors and over 1200 participants. Mesquite residents and businesses need to get out and support all of our sporting events. We need to make each and every visitor feel welcome. Our hotels, eating establishments and merchants have the opportunity to
promote their businesses. I would like to see signs in every business window welcoming our visitors, banners flying and greetings from our residents, welcoming these guests to our fine city. – Mayor Al Litman
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The Mesquite Chamber of Commerce 9th Annual Golf Tournament was a huge success. The day began with 144 players lining up for a 7am Shotgun Scramble and then off to enjoy the beautiful and challenging Wolf Creek Golf Club. The Terrace Restaurant provided lunch while awards were presented to the first, second and third place winning teams, as well as closest to the hole and longest drive. The top three contestants in the Putting Contest then competed for a $5,000 prize, sponsored by Farmer’s Insurance - Bill Mitchell Agency. A raffle followed where many lucky winners took home gifts that were generously donated by local businesses. It was a near perfect day. We would like to thank the players and Wolf Creek Golf Club for exceeding expectations at this year’s tournament. The sponsors, volunteers, and media coverage made the 9th Annual Mesquite Chamber Golf Tournament a great event. Here’s to making next year just as fun!
e f i L r o f y t i r e t x e DDexterity for Life By lINdA fAAs dek’-ster-et-ee: readiness and grace in physical activity, mental skill and quickness The need for dexterity doesn’t end when one leaves the sports field or golf course. Every human wants and needs physical and mental skills until their last breath. Exercise of the hands and body is important, and so is exercise of the mind and heart. Two Mesquite women lead very committed efforts to support personal dexterity for an enthusiastic group of people who are pleased to have their help. Diana Coonradt and Mariann Jenkins, being of the age to be labeled “seniors,” have organized weekly arts and craft sessions for residents who live at Highland Manor Assisted Living Residence. These women are lifelong artists who know what art and creativity has meant in their own lives. Both are members of Virgin Valley Artists Association (VVAA), the local artists organization that has operated this art class, called “Stay Smart with Art,” for almost eight years. VVAA and the Nevada Arts Council have shared the costs of the program, while Highland Manor has opened its facility and staff time to support this critical
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Stretch Your Golf Game By Weston Welch, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer You can better your game of golf. . . How? By stretching! Golf is a sport and with any sport it’s always a good idea to prepare the body by warming up and stretching before you tee off and after you sink that last putt.
without jerking or bouncing are important. The slower you stretch the more control you have. This in turn allows you to fully extend your muscles making them become more flexible.
Not only can warming up and stretching your body help with your game, but it will reduce the chance of being injured. Before you tee up, take a five minute walk, run or jog. Get your blood moving as this helps warm your muscles and gets oxygen rich blood moving through your body to loosen your muscles which in turn reduces the chance of tearing or spraining a muscle. When stretching your muscles before you golf you should target your quadriceps, shoulder and abdominal muscles. Stretch for 30 seconds to one minute per muscle, or muscle group. Slow movements
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Coming Soon . . .
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Last year’s festival was such a success that the second Mesquite ‘Best of Fest’ Film Festival will kick-off on Tuesday, September 9th, at Redd Hills Cinema. This year’s film festival will be bigger and better than last year, having expanded to four nights and showing twelve feature films and nine short films. Ernie Hoffman, Manager at Redd Hills Cinema, has graciously donated the entire theater for the festival, so films can be shown at multiple times on multiple screens, allowing festival goers to see as many films as they would like. Opening night will include a cocktail and appetizer reception, meet and greet festival introduction, and the premier of a film that will be of special interest to area residents. The film is entitled ‘My Father’s Highway’, and is the story of the construction of the most expensive section of Interstate highway in the United States……..the I-15 stretch running through the Virgin River Gorge! Yes, the road was actually finished long ago, and the recent repair and reconstruction was anticipated nearly 50 years ago when the road was first completed.
A festival program is available at the Eureka Casino and at Redd Hills Cinema. The program describes each of the films and indicates show times. The program is also available online at www.eurekacommunityinitiative.com. Please remember that 100% of all sales will benefit the ‘Mesquite Reads’ program! The summer reading program completed its first session and was a successful collaboration between the Eureka Community Initiative, the Virgin Valley Elementary School and Mesquite businesses, charitable organizations and residents. If you have not attended a film festival, this is a great opportunity to have a true ‘film festival experience’, see interesting films and discuss them with interesting people! If you attended last year, bring some friends and enhance your experience this year. The ‘Audience Choice Award’ films will be determined by you, the festival goer, through a ballot system. The winning films will be shown on Friday evening, and recognized at the VIP Festival Wrap Party. Your input is appreciated!
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The ‘Best of Fest’ is associated with Dixie State University’s DocUtah film festival. DocUtah will be held September 2nd thru 6th in St. George, Utah. Please visit www.docutah. com for more information about the film festival activities in St. George. As the name implies, Mesquite’s “Best of Fest” will screen some of the best films from DocUtah. Selecting films for the festival requires a lot of time, patience and knowledge, and fortunately, twenty-four Mesquite residents volunteered to review and evaluate films. The ‘screeners’ worked diligently viewing films as well as driving back and forth to St. George to pick up new films. According to the DocUtah staff, the Mesquite screeners went ‘above and beyond’, and we certainly appreciate their efforts.
I would like to send out a special “Thank you!” to the local residents that had a hand in selecting films for the festival. Team Leaders: Mariann Estes, Michele Burkett, Linda Rich, Jacqueline Komaschka and Kathie Chatlin. Team members: Winni Bormans, Linda Faas, David Calmelat, Mark Guertin, Judith Hetem, Sherry Calmelat, Sherry Howie, Norma Sachar, Tom Rich, Bill Howie, Barb King, Gerri Chasko, Lorraine Bellaro, Nancy Ballou, Michael Keister, Marianne Johnstone, Wanda Eckhardt, Alisha Rossell and Eve Mikutowicz.
Ticket prices for the festival are as follows: Individual Tickets, $5 per film and can be purchased at Redd Hills Cinema. ‘Festival Pass’, good for all films, available for $40 A ‘Patron Pass’, good for all films AND the VIP Festival Wrap party, available for $50. Both passes are a tremendous value and can be purchased at J. S. Merchant at the Eureka.
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Screenings from Noon until 9PM at Redd Hills Cinema
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Conestoga’s pristine fairways are complemented by the natural terrain, with drastic drops in elevation and numerous bunkers throughout its 18 holes. The front nine are among the most picturesque and remarkable of the course. Hole 2 offers the first of several striking par 3 holes. At 188 yards, the second hole plays off a high bluff to a green set hard against a wash, some 70 feet below. Hole 4, a 394-yard par 4, features a split fairway with an invisible drop off to a landing area below. “Bombers will try to blast it down to the fairway below, covering 260 to 270 yards. The
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bomber’s reward is a second shot to the green of only 100 to 120 yards.” said Panks. Hole 6 offers the first par 5 of the course at 540 yards. The “Three ditch bitch” as noted by locals was described by Panks as “an awesome piece of real estate for a golf hole,” Panks continues, “There are three separate fairway segments with a total of four bridged wash crossings. The terrain is rugged, with the well bunkered green resting at the base of the mountain.” As you head toward the back nine, Holes 9 and 10 offer the only water hazard on the course. Hole 9, a par 5, 590-yarder plays downhill to a green that is protected by a large beach-bunker on one side, and a lake on the other. Hole 15 tee is elevated more than 60 feet. Panks notes “This dogleg right will play much shorter than advertised, adding, the green is large, but miss and you’ll find yourself in a bunker left, or down a slope on the right.” The finishing hole on 18, a 470yard par 4, drops 34 feet from tee to green, making it play shorter than the yardage indicates. Panks mentions that a birdie/ bogey scenario is in the cards here, which could turn a match around.
The final feather in the cap at Conestoga is the 1880 Grille. The neighborhood environment is as welcoming as a trip to your grandmother’s house. That is of course if your grandmother had amazing food, multiple huge flat screen HD TVs, ice cold draft beers and signature cocktails. The 1880 Grille features a daily happy hour, signature menu items, and droves of smiling faces. Whether you play a round of golf or not, make sure you pencil in a trip to the 1880 Grille and see what the fuss is all about.
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By Nikk Zorbas “No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable.” ~ Socrates There’s no doubt that keeping fit has its benefits. By taking care of your body, you will live a longer, more productive life. You’ll have more energy, improved mental health and increased self-confidence. Your body will be less susceptible to disease, which will reduce your health care costs. You will look and feel better, and will even enjoy a better sex life. Perhaps most importantly, you will be there for the people who love you and need you— your partner, children, grandchildren, and aging parents.
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That said, today’s sedentary lifestyle makes it harder than ever to keep fit. The fact is, we’re spending more time on our butts than ever before. Whether in front of the computer, reading, watching television, playing games, or at work... there’s a whole lot of sitting going on. And that is not good news.
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Consider a study conducted by the American Cancer Society. Researchers tracked 123,000 healthy women and men over a 13-year period and recorded their activity levels and death rates. The results were astounding, especially for women. It was found that men who spent more than 6 hours a day sitting were 18% more likely to die than those who sat fewer than three hours per day. However, women who reported sitting more than six hours a day were found to be 40% more likely to die during the time period studied than women who spent less than three hours sitting.
As a result, it’s never been more important to start and maintain a fitness regimen. The human body is the most intricate mechanism on earth, even more so than the space shuttle. Yet despite its complexity, maintaining your body’s health is a relatively simple process. Regardless of what we’ve been taught, keeping ourselves healthy and fit doesn’t have to be a complicated or time consuming process. In fact, it’s much more difficult, time consuming, and costly to live with a body that’s not functioning properly.
minute. Look into the many phone apps that allow you to gage your steps.
There’s absolutely no excuse for not maintaining some type of fitness program. Fitness is available to anyone regardless of budget or age, because it’s FREE. Being a former natural bodybuilding champion, I always look for ways to make my quest for fitness effective, simple and of course, fun. Here are some of my tips and strategies to get you started. These will work whether you have a tight schedule, travel a lot, would like to exercise at home and save time and money, or if you are just getting started with a fitness plan.
Give yoga a try. Despite its amazing benefits for your mind, body and soul; only 5% of Americans practice yoga. Yoga can be performed just about anywhere, and at your own pace. Invest in an instructional DVD or check out some free yoga videos on YouTube. Take an introductory class through a community center, gym, or yoga studio.
Walk. Walking can have amazing benefits and can be done just about anywhere. I do a 20-minute walk on the treadmill first thing in the morning, and I can tell it improves my mood and clarity throughout the day. Integrate as much walking as possible into your daily routine. Leave your car at home when doing errands, or choose a parking spot at the far end of the lot. Walk with a brisk pace, similar to if you were running late to a meeting. A walking pace of about three to four miles per hour corresponds to 120 to 135 steps per
Work your midsection. Here’s a little trick you can do while standing or sitting; blow out all the air from your body while simultaneously sucking in your tummy. Hold and tighten your tummy for about three seconds before breathing back in, repeat. This exercise can have as much an effect as doing sit-ups, and you can do it anytime, anywhere, and as often as you would like, and no one will ever know!
view on HEALTHY LIFESTYLE Trade a hamburger for grilled chicken. Remember, while exercising is a big step, its effect will be minimized if you don’t eat healthy. You must combine exercise and proper nutrition for effective results. I understand that every day we’re bombarded with thousands of “healthy” products from companies with clever, and perhaps deceiving, marketing tactics. As a result, we’re left overwhelmed and confused instead of educated. We see infomercials that promise weight loss with magic pills and crazy workouts, and advertisements for plastic surgeons who claim they can simply suck the fat out of us. All entice us with a “quick fix” that will almost never be beneficial in the long-term.
Turn your chores into a workout. Pump up your energy and burn lots of calories as you’re vacuuming, doing laundry, changing linens, dusting, and washing floors. Make it fun by adding some background music. Be creative and wash your car to the song “Car Wash.” Eat consciously and practice “trading.” By that I mean, trade unhealthy food for better choices. For example, if you usually eat fries, opt for sweet potatoes. Trade soda for water or unsweetened iced tea.
Health and fitness has become a multibillion dollar industry in America, yet the United States is the most obese country in the world. So where’s the disconnect? What are we doing wrong? The problem can be summed up in one word: inconsistency. Consistency can be achieved by integrating fitness into your life every chance you get. Think of fitness in the same way you would invest in your retirement account. Every time you exercise or enjoy a healthy meal, you’re making another deposit. So be sure to make those deposits consistently so your body will serve you well and last for all your years!
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Much More
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Golf in Mesquite, nevada is much more than just a game
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The diversity of golf course options in Mesquite makes the game of golf enjoyable and affordable to locals and vacationers alike. With access to multiple courses, Mesquite families have plenty of golf options to choose from. Whether it’s a weekly money game with friends, a casual round with clients and business associates or just family fun; there is a golf course in Mesquite for everyone’s budget and skill level.
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But, golf in Mesquite is much more than just a hobby or recreational activity. Green space in the city comes at a premium. The added beauty of green fairways can’t be taken for granted. Our fairways provide scenic and environmentally responsible greenspace that adds to our standard of living. The surrounding beauty is a major factor in the quality of life enjoyed by residents and visitors of every age, race and economic group. The game of golf is a sport that promotes long-term environmental and quality of life benefits that we enjoy while fostering the necessary physical and emotional health vital to our well-being.
But that’s not all... The continued health and growth of the golf industry in Mesquite has a direct benefit on future jobs, commerce and economic development for our community and businesses. Mesquite golf courses draw tourists from across the nation and many foreign countries. For over a decade the Golf Mesquite Nevada marketing co-op has been at the leading edge of funding and promoting Mesquite as a golf vacation destination. Co-op partners have changed from the initial Golf Mesquite Nevada’s efforts, but the end result is the same; promoting Mesquite as a destination for golf vacations has an economic impact on every aspect of life in our vibrant community. Golf Mesquite Nevada realized from the very beginning that our golf course partners marketing goals would be an evolving aspect of our growth. We are happy to offer golf course experiences that are at the forefront of the golf vacation market. We hope the diverse qualities of our partner courses continue to attract golfers and tourists well into the future. Golf Mesquite Nevada’s success has an annual economic impact of over $32 million, spread throughout
Mesquite’s vacation industry. These dollars do not even count the financial and in-kind contributions our golfers provide to local charities. Mesquite is a hub for the Golf Mesquite Nevada guests’ vacation plans. Proximity to state and national parks in all directions, luxurious resort amenities, casino action and mild winter weather, Mesquite is an attractive year around option. Golf Mesquite Nevada spends in excess of $350,000 annually marketing Mesquite as the place to stay and play. Golfers looking for a two-day, two-round getaway or those seeking an extended stay golf vacation continue coming back to Mesquite because of the quality of our golf courses, the different playing experience each course has to offer and the world-class service provided by golf course personnel. Each golf course has unique beauty and challenge aspects that keep our golf guests returning again and again, contributing to Mesquite’s allure. Golf is more than just a game – in Mesquite, it’s A Way of Life!
the golf Mesquite Nevada Menu of championship courses:
The Palmer and Canyons Courses at Oasis Golf Club
Falcon Ridge Golf Course
Coyote Springs Golf Club
Falcon Ridge offers a par-71 course The Canyons Course was designed to fit perfectly spread over 6,550 yards with with its natural surroundings, so golfers are treated impressive elevation changes. to a wonderful scenic experience as they play their Whether you are an experienced way around the course. Golf at the Canyons is player or just getting started, this player friendly, and at 6,400 yards golfers of many course is perfect for all levels of different skill levels have a chance for great scores. golfers. Scoring opportunities come The key to the Canyons Course is hitting shots to fast on the opening nine holes before the well-defined landing areas. the course stretches out and more The Arnold Palmer designed Palmer Course offers emerald green fairways cradled in isolated canyons, strategic golf shots are required on the inward nine. The golf course sits high a box canyon enshrining four lush green, unique signature holes, elevated tees with majestic drops on the cliffs of Mesquite and flows through hills and canyons providing and numerous hazards created by Mother Nature. one of the most picturesque golf The Palmer Course once played host to the Golf venues in all of Mesquite golf. Channel’s popular The Big Break show.
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Located about 50 minutes to the south of Mesquite, Coyote Springs is a Jack Nicklaus Signature design offering an excellent challenge of golf. Set on the rolling Nevada desert, the course is a scenic wonder. The course is the ultimate golf challenge from the tips at 7,471-yards but with four sets of tee boxes the course can also play 5,349 yards from the forward tees. Eleven lakes come into play on the course that many consider to be one of Nicklaus’ finest desert creations.
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Coral Canyon Golf Course It’s a good idea to warm up a little at the Coral Canyon driving range before you hit the course as right off the bat you’re met with two par-5s ready for the taking. The course will then take you around some of the most beautiful red-rock formations in southern Utah, providing a scenic backdrop to an impressive golfing challenge. The course’s character and beauty is only outdone by its variety of risk/reward opportunities.
Sand Hollow Resort This Championship Course utilizes dramatic elevation changes, natural sandstone ledges, and extraordinary rock outcroppings to create a picturesque golf environment. The 18 championship holes feature four sets of tees for all varieties of golfers. Tightly mown fairways surrounded by vibrant red sand hazards lead into seamless greens ranging from 4,000 to 15,000 square feet. Encircled by the desert’s indigenous plant life and the panoramic beauty of Utah’s “color country,” Sand Hollow Resort Championship Course brings a golfer’s dreams to life.
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Valley Rally Against Cancer By yOlI Bell Each year the Oasis Golf Club and the Oasis Women’s Golf Association present the “Valley Rally Against Cancer” golf fundraiser at the Palmer Golf Course. Randy Tickner, Allison Webb, Adam Schwartz, Karen Parkinson and Pat Green plan and execute the event with total commitment to raising funds for our local Mesquite Cancer HELP Society. Each year it has grown and attracted participants from surrounding areas. This year the event takes place October 26th. Cancer survivors and those who have succumbed to any cancer are remembered with special signage at each of the 18 holes. Sponsorships are by family, friends, or businesses - those who do not golf can also sponsor signage. The tournament begins at 10:00 am with a shotgun start and the format is a 2-person scramble. A BBQ follows the golf tournament to acknowledge tournament winners, plus a raffle offers golf play, golf attire, wine baskets, golf baskets, and more.
We invite the public to join us in this worthy cause. Our local Cancer Society operates solely off local fundraisers and donations and is a 501c3 non-profit organization. For questions regarding this year’s event, please contact Adam Schwartz at the Palmer Golf Course (702-346-7820) or Yoli Bell (702-346-7173).
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Mesquite Welcomes ParaLong Drivers By Dean Jarvis, founder of Amputee Long Drive Championship
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When some of the best disabled golfers arrive in Mesquite on October 16th and 17th for the ParaLong Drive World Competition, Mesquite will solidify its growing, and well-deserved, reputation as a world hub for Disabled Golf. This was not an accident. Because of the hospitality and volunteerism of the Mesquite community, and the astounding Championship Long Drive Grid at the Mesquite Sports & Event Complex, ParaLong Drive has found a home.
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This endeavor took leadership and energy from an enthusiastic group of volunteers led by a Local Organizing Committee with support from Mesquite Mayor Pro Tem Geno Withelder, Athletics & Leisure Services Director Bryan Dangerfield and Golf Mesquite Director Cody Law. The most wonderful volunteers in the world have embraced the Amputee (leg and/or arm), Blind, Paramobile (paralyzed), and other differently-abled athletes that participate in the sport of ParaLong Drive and other disabled golf events. The athletes have enjoyed Mesquite so much that six disabled golf events will be held within one calendar year of our inaugural ParaLong Drive exhibition held October 29, 2013.
The individuals mentioned are tireless advocates for the City of Mesquite and the sport of ParaLong Drive. They visited Atlantic City, NJ in June for the Spring Conference of the International Network (ING) of Golf to hold a Long Drive Demonstration and gave numerous interviews with the media to spread the word about Mesquite as the “Home of Long Drive.” Several members representing ING have asked to not only visit Mesquite for golf and to cover the ParaLong Drive Worlds event, but they will also attend the Mesquite Innovation & Technology Summit. Many people are aware that golf has been reintroduced as a sport at the Rio 2016 Summer Olympic Games and the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games; but very few realize that golf is excluded from the list of approved Paralympic Sports. Golf’s exclusion from the Paralympics was what motivated me to create an event that would allow my peers to compete at a world-class venue. While watching the Golf Channel promote the RE/MAX World Long Drive Championships, the light went on when I learned about the different divisions that are included in Long Drive. ParaLong Drive inherently solves many of the issues that prevent golf from
being included in the Paralympics, and it has been remarkably easy for blind, paralyzed, and other differently-abled athletes to have the accessibility to compete in the sport. Mesquite, Nevada is known around the world as the “Home of Long Drive,” but I am hopeful that it will also be known as the city that was instrumental in helping Disabled Golfers and ParaLong Drivers around the world to reach the Paralympics. ParaLong Drive is to golf what the Home Run Derby is to baseball, and the Slam Dunk Contest is to basketball; it packs a lot of excitement into a small window of time. Recently at an ING Conference reception, a former NFL star and ESPN on-air broadcaster, who also owns three golf courses, told us that ParaLong Drive is exactly what is needed to add some “pizzazz to the sport of golf.” Speaking of “pizzazz,” we had some amazing performances at the ParaLong Drive Nationals in May with milestones reached in every category that many thought were unreachable; leg amputees driving over 400 yards, arm amputees and blind golfers driving over 300 yards.
The Nationals were the most impressive athletic event that I have ever watched, and I’m excited to watch new stars starting in the sport of ParaLong Drive. All of our athletes have overcome obstacles, and several of the biggest stars in Disabled Golf and ParaLong Drive were fortunate to have benefitted from the wonderful treatment at the Shriners Hospitals for Children. They have been invited to participate in Las Vegas at the ProAm Tournament at the PGA Shriners
Hospitals for Children Open just before the ParaLong Drive Worlds in October. The Mesquite community and volunteers are responsible for making the city a world hub for Disabled Golf, and I would like to thank State Farm Insurance, the City of Mesquite, Stratasys, and the Eureka Casino Resort for their wonderful support of the Amputee Long Drive Championship and ParaLong Drive events.
Please visit our website, amputeelongdrivechampionship.com, for event scheduling, volunteer opportunities, player statistics, innovations and technology and much more.
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Welcome to Mesquite Fire Chief Kash Christopher By MelIssA elIgul View on Mesquite Magazine would like to extend a warm welcome to Fire Chief Kash Christopher. Chief Christopher joined our community in June of this year. He arrived all the way from Bagram, Afghanistan where he has spent the last 16 months as Fire Chief at the busiest airfield in the world.
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Chief Christopher joined the Air Force at the age of 19 to see the world and take advantage of job training for his future. He went into the field of Fire Protection by chance. He told the Air Force recruiter “just pick a job for me” and it turned out to be one that he loved. Over the next 22 years of service Chief Christopher traveled the world, obtained his degree and met and married his wife, Elena. He retired from the military in 2008 while stationed at Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas. However, he didn’t stay retired for long. Over the last seven years he continued to work as a Fire Chief in several overseas locations, finally ending up at Bagram, Afghanistan.
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While on R&R during Christmas last year, he applied for the Fire Chief position in Mesquite. Three months later he received an invitation to interview for the position. Due to being overseas the interviews took place by phone. During his second interview there was an air attack on the base. “I was hunkered down in my office, muting the phone in between answering their questions so they wouldn’t hear the sirens” he reflects. He was officially offered the job in March and over the next three months made the transition from Bagram to Mesquite. Since taking the Fire Chief position he has been an active part of the community. He is a big supporter and advocate for veterans services and has already been involved with the Veterans Center. Chief Christopher says “That is a great bunch of guys over there. One of the things I love about Mesquite is the support of the veterans.” Mesquite Fire and Rescue has recently relocated their office and most of the staff to Station 3 on John Deere Drive in the Mesquite Technology Center. Chief Christopher said “The staff of twenty-four was a bit cramped over at the old place and we had this nice big facility sitting vacant. It just made sense to be out here.” Along with the larger building, there is a training facility on-site where the firefighters can practice many scenarios such as extracting people from cars to containing mulit-level house fires. Chief Christopher has a strong team by his side and he is looking forward to expanding the department as commerce allows and calling Mesquite home. On behalf of Mesquite we say “Welcome Chief Christopher!”
WHAT’S NEW IN GOLF EQUIPMENT?
IT’S THE YEAR OF THE TURBULATOR By MIchelle BrOOks
The fall season is upon us, cooler temps are here and with that comes innovative new products that will help us decrease our score and enjoy this ever captivating, sometimes frustrating game of golf. One of the things we love most in new products this season is the PING G30 driver. PING has introduced “Turbulators” into the design of the crown which significantly reduces aerodynamic drag on the driver head giving you more club head speed. We like more club head speed! So, what’s a Turbulator? Bubba Watson said, “Who knows what that is,” but he picked up eight more yards off the tee with the new G30 when compared to the G25. Michael Brooks, Ready Golf & Gear owner extraordinaire says, “It’s the Year of the Turbulator!!” If you stop in and ask him, he’ll show you what they are and how they work. You can hit one for yourself and see if you can beat Bubba’s record!
trying to strangle our clubs. This is also a great benefit for golfers with arthritis. The CP2 is not just another softy though. They feature a Control Core™ - a 2.5” inner control stabilizer which will help dissipate vibration and enhance stability. The core reduces Torque by 41% when compared to same grip without core. We believe this grip is a home run. If you’d like to try these new grips on your clubs, Ready Golf & Gear offers same-day re-gripping. You could be gripping lighter and playing better as soon as tomorrow! There are many great new products coming out this season, however we have chosen to highlight these two as we believe they are two of the best. We invite you to stop by and take a look at these and all the new products available for fall.
Another significant addition to the G30 driver is T9S titanium. This material allows the club face to be thinner and hotter. It also saves four grams of weight in the driver head. Saving this weight has allowed PING to move the center of gravity lower and farther back in the head which results in a higher launch and low spin.
As for the softer side of things, Golf Pride has introduced a pretty incredible new grip – the CP2. Introduced in March by Golf Pride this grip is in stock this fall at Ready Golf & Gear. This grip has it all. It’s comfortable, it’s soft, it’s tacky and it’s always performing. The new Golf Pride CP2 grips are 31% softer than any other grip in the Golf Pride line and have less taper at the lower end of the grip. This allows your lower hand to grip about the same diameter as the top hand which discourages us from
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Roo Arledge
How on earth did Roo wind up in Mesquite? A native of Australia, she is often asked this exact question. As she puts it, “I went on a really long Walkabout!” (The Aboriginal term for exploring new places)
years Kenny and Roo lived in Nashville where he perused his music career. They were married for thirty-five wonderful years. The saddest day of Roo’s life was this past year when God decided he wanted Kenny to sing on his stage.
Roo’s mother was the most influential person in her life. Her “Mum” was French, spoke several languages, and was an interpreter for the Australian Government and Sitmar/P&O Cruise Lines. Roo’s mother took her children on international cruises, impressing upon them that travel is one of the best educations a person can have.
“I met many music and movie stars working at Opryland. When I was helping plan the March of Dimes Charity Event at the Stockyard Downtown, Burt Reynolds asked me if I needed help setting up the chairs, I emphatically answered ‘YES!’ He was a very good worker.” Roo mused.
During her elementary and high school years Roo was no stranger to world exploration. She traveled from Sydney to England; visiting Asia, Africa, Egypt and Europe before reaching her destination. Roo would attend school in England then travel back by cruise ship to Australia. Roo didn’t realize at the time just how all the travel would influence and mold her view of the world. Visiting both refined and underdeveloped countries around the world, she feels blessed that in the geographic lottery, she was fortunate enough to be born in Coogee Beach, Australia, a small beach town. While in Nursing School at Sydney Hospital Roo realized she wanted to see America before she settled down. She traveled to Hawaii, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Ohio where her sister Betty lives and Florida where her brother Arthur lives. While in Florida she met her dear husband Kenny. Kenny was a native Texan and fabulous country singer. He wrote songs for Conway Twitty, performed on TNN network and at the world renowned Grand Ole Opry. For ten
Great leaders and visionaries have the ability to see around corners. – Jack Welch In Nashville, Roo earned her Certified Food & Beverage Executive (CFBE) designation from Volunteer State College. She also earned a number of certifications from the American Hotel & Lodging Association’s Educational Institute. After receiving her certifications she relocated to Lincoln City, Oregon as Director of Food and Beverage for Chinook Winds Casino Resort. In 2006 she was recruited by Eureka Casino Resort as the Director of Food and Beverage. Roo has been a Food and Beverage Director for almost twenty years. Working for Greg Lee and Andre Carrier at the Eureka is by far her favorite place that she has ever worked. They embrace Roo’s favorite business quote by Jack Welch “Great leaders and visionaries have the ability to see around corners.” Greg and Andre realize that if everyone in the Mesquite community is successful, the Eureka will be successful too.
view on STRONG WOMEN They bring fun and charitable events to the community, such as Mesquite Off-Road Weekend, July 4th Nevada Pops Orchestra and Fireworks, the Mesquite Reads Project, Cocktails for the Cure, etc... Since the passing of the love of her life, Roo has kept herself busy with her two passions, her job and writing children’s books. Roo is writing a children’s book series “My Genie and Me”. Move over JK Rowland – Exit the Wizards – Enter the Genies. For the past two years, Roo and her sister have spent many hours co-writing this children’s book series. . They donate 10% of the net profits from the Book Sales to St Jude Children’s Hospital and they have also received a thank you card from the White House. The children’s books are available in JS Merchant retail store in Eureka. The books are also available online and in most library systems. Roo believes Mesquite should be entered into the Best Small Towns in America contest. What she likes most about Mesquite are the wonderful residents, scenic beauty, sunsets, and no major weather threats. Roo is honored to be featured in View On Mesquite Magazine and hopes the magazine continues to feature women of Mesquite as she believes there are a number of women that deserve this honor.
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Photo courtesy of rob krieger By Rob Krieger Like a lot of golfers, I have a list a mile long on places that I want to take my golf game to on the road. Whether you want to play with family or friends, as a couple or for that ladies/guys trip, the options are endless. I am constantly asked about different destinations on where to play so here are some that will not disappoint. The best part of these options is that if you want to go with someone that doesn’t want to play golf every waking second, or not at all, a good time can still be had by everyone.
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– Best in Summer & Late SeptemberEarly October but is open year round for activities even when the golf courses are covered in snow. “America’s Resort” is home to the PGA Tour and is one of the tours top destinations for the players and their families. There are 5 courses to play and a ton of things to do other than Golf, Spa and Casino like: Bowling, Culinary Classes, Tennis, Theatre & Fitness but outdoors there is Archery, Biking, Carriage Rides, Fishing, Hunting, Gun Club, Horseback Riding, Kayaking, Whitewater Rafting, Segway Tours and ATV Riding. You can even tour the “Bunker” – Americas Second White House. This is a classic destination that has been catering to guests since 1778.
Napa Valley – California, USA – Late May/Early June. The great part of this trip is that you can stay and play at the newly renovated Silverado Resort & Spa. There are 2-18 hole courses to play and the PGA tour plays the Fry’s Open in October. A beautiful scenic destination
in the prestigious wine country of Napa Valley where you can golf all day and then test your palette on some of the finest wines in the world. You might even want to get daring and get a view from above and go for an exciting hot air balloon ride. There is always champagne to celebrate your returning to earth. Cheers!
Dominican Republic – Fall /Winter Punta Cana – There are a lot of all inclusive resorts like a Hard Rock or Dreams. Depending on the atmosphere you want to have from romantic and small like Zoetry to the new and modern Secrets, Dominican has it all. The golf is some of the best on the planet. Last
fall, I played the Punta Espana by Jack Nicklaus at La Cana and with a good portion of the holes by the ocean, I have never played a course with such a beautiful ocean setting with turquoise water surrounding the fairways and greens. There are other courses like Corales, a Tom Fazio design with its ocean cliffs, sea coves and Caribbean waves misting the course as you play which is bound to bring you back again and again. Many of the resorts are all inclusive with countless activities to do or not do, you can’t make a bad choice.
Mexico - Fall/Winter/Spring Cancun – No matter if you want to stay in more populated hotel district or the
view on TRAVEL quieter southern Riveria Maya area you have your choice of amazing properties and golf courses like Moon Palace, Riviera Cancun, Playa Mujeres or the PGA Tour tested Mayakoba design by Greg Norman. Most resorts are all inclusive with unlimited food and drinks with the golf being an extra charge but you have to get away from the pool and the beach at some point. Puerto vallarta & Los Cabos/Cabo San Lucas – Two unique areas in western Mexico with some new twists. Both are building new courses and adding to some already great challenges but in Puerto Vallarta some of the 9 courses available have added “All-Inclusive” golf to cater to golfers. Play as much golf as you want, drinks, food, range, golf cart are all included in the price of the green fee. Some of the courses have incredible views of the ocean and lagoons and have been designed by the best like Nicklaus and Weiskopf. Puerto Vallarta has many top rated courses which are playable for all skill levels. No need to bring your own birdie bottle. In Los Cabos/Cabo San Lucas – This golf destination within a short period of time has risen to the top of many golfers bucket lists. It is a luxury destination with high end resorts and golf courses at the tip of the baja peninsula. There is a lot of new development happening due to the popularity of the area which currently has 108 resorts with more to come. Some of the courses are Palmilla (Nicklaus), Cabo del Sol (Weiskopf), Cabo Riviera (Dye), Cabo Real (RTJones II) and the latest creation of Puerto Los Cabos which combines 9 holes from Nicklaus and 9 holes from Norman. Fabuloso!
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Go play where the game started. History speaks through the walls of the clubhouse and you can walk where the legends of golf have walked and play the game the way it was meant to be played. There are so many places to play and things to do, there is just isn’t enough room here but here are two unique options to cross the pond and experience the birthplace of golf. Azamara Cruise line and Celebrity Cruises both offer a 2015 British Open package where you can cruise, play golf,
see the sites and attend the British Open. Either itinerary would be a trip of a lifetime all without packing and unpacking. Guinness Anyone? So go travel and take your golf game on the road. There is a whole world of golf courses waiting for you to enjoy. Fairways & Greens! Rob Krieger
If you would like any more information on any of these destinations for you or your golf group it would be a pleasure to provide more details. rob@sgugolf.com
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TENNIS – FOR THE HEALTH OF IT! By rIck WhIttINgtON, u.s.P.t.A. As a thirty-five year member of the USPTA (United States Professional Tennis Association) and a student of the fitness industry, I was pleased to see the USPTA sponsor a new initiative to encourage people to see the physical and mental benefits of playing tennis, “the sport of a lifetime”. One of the most prevalent health crises we face in the country is obesity, especially with our children. It has been reported that this is the first generation of children that are not expected to live as long as we do; due to high cholesterol, diabetes and high blood pressure. As cited in USA Today on Oct. 29, 2007, Catherine Davis, professor of pediatrics at the Medical College of Georgia, reported that “children who are not active maybe at a disadvantage academically.” Her research, funded by the National Institutes of Health, found that children who were involved in intermittent, high-energy running games for at least 40 minutes had significant improvement on an executive function test (examining skills for planning, organizing, goal achievement, resisting impulses, etc.) over children who did no activity. The active group also exhibited an increase on a cognitive performance scale. Darla Castelli, professor of Kinesiology and Community Health at the University of Illinois, says that this corroborates
much of their research citing that they have “found strong associations between math performance and aerobic fitness among children.” As for adults, an eight-year study found a “relationship between physical inactivity and cognitive decline” across all subgroups. The sedentary lives of corporate workers result in insufficient physical stress and that energy imbalance negatively impacts cognitive performance. The results also found “a ‘close’ relationship between exercise and mental acuity, a little exercise is good, but more is better” so long as adequate recovery is provided and overtraining does not occur. Tennis is the ultimate exercise – both mentally and physically •
People who participate in tennis three hours per week at a moderately vigorous intensity, cut in half their risk of death from any cause, according to the late Dr. Ralph Paffenbarger, who was an internationally recognized exercise authority and studied more than 10,000 people for 20 years
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Tennis players scored higher in vigor, optimism and self-esteem while scoring lower in depression, anger, confusion, anxiety and tension than other athletes and non-athletes, according to Dr. Joan Finn and colleagues at Southern Connecticut State University
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Since tennis requires alertness and tactical thinking, it may generate new connections between nerves in the brain and promote a lifetime of continuing brain development
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Tennis, as a racquet sport, outperforms golf and most other sports in developing positive personality characteristics according to Dr. Jim Gavin, author of “The ‘Exercise Habit.”
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Competitive tennis burns more calories than most other activities, according to studies in caloric expenditures. A detailed analysis in the January 2005 issue of Consumer Reports, compared various activities and the calories burned. The article showed that tennis ranks among the top five activities that one could participate in to burn the most calories and, in fact, burns more calories than swimming, rowing, weightlifting, jazzercise, hiking or golf.
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History of Golf in Mesquite
In 1989 the first golf course to open in the Mesquite area was just across the Arizona State Line. The Palms Golf Course was built by Si Redd owner of the Oasis Casino Resort to offer the resort patrons a golf experience along with the casino experience.
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In 1995 the Oasis Palmer Golf Club was developed. In 1997 they added a nine hole course known as the Vistas course. This course was renamed the Canyons after the Canyon Crest development was approved by the City. In 2000 Falcon Ridge Golf Course opened in the Falcon Ridge Master Development. Wolf Creek Golf Course was also opened in 2000 and gave those individuals who came to Mesquite to golf a one of a kind desert golf experience. In 2010 Conestoga, a part of the Sun City Mesquite Development, joined the ranks of our world class courses.
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Open 7 days a week, conditions permitting. Reasonable rates include cart Club rentals available CALL FOR TEE TIMES Hafen Lane, West of Riverside Call 702.345.3222 for more information
Mesquite’s golf courses are well known around the country and world. If you Google golf and Mesquite, Nevada reviews of Mesquite and the different courses are endless and very positive. The Nevada Open is held here every year in November. For 40 years the Nevada Open has been in existence and has found a great home in Mesquite, Nevada. Mesquite has also been taking great strides to make golf accessible to everyone who enjoys the game. This year was the second annual ParaLong Drive nationals which had a national and international division held at the The Mesquite Sports and Event Complex. The Mesquite Sports and Event Complex was built in 2008 specifically for the RE/MAX World Long Drive Championships. While we have a young history when it comes to golf, we have a bright future in the sport. The Virgin Valley Heritage Museum is located at 35 W. Mesquite Blvd. The museum is open Tuesday- Saturday from 10am-4pm. Phone number (702) 346-5705. You can also find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/MesquiteNVMuseum.
Coyote Willows Golf Course
Welcome to Mesquite’s only regulation 9-hole golf course! The Coyote Willows Golf Course, located on Hafen Lane west of Riverside, has been operated by a group of extremely dedicated volunteers for the past six years. The course was initially finished in 2004, but before it could open to the public, flooding in 2005 wiped out four of the nine holes. It limped along as a 5-hole course until July of 2008 when it was shut down.
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The course is fairly challenging, but is family-friendly and fun! Reasonable rates and club rentals are available. The course is open 7 days a week, so drop by or call (702) 345-3222 for more information or to book a tee time. You can also visit our website at: www.CoyoteWillowsGolf.com or find us on Facebook. We look forward to seeing you!
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Through the efforts of the late Tony Evans, a group of residents of Coyote Willows banded together to get the course up and running again. All nine holes were eventually opened and ready for play. Flooding again in 2010 put two holes out of commission, but those were repaired fairly quickly and the course has been steadily improving since.
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Mesquite Attains Bicycle friendly status!! By keN cOOk The League of American Bicyclists announced its Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC) awards and presented Mesquite with a Bronze level award. “Making this healthy and active transportation mode safe and easy is of growing importance to cities of all sizes,” said League President Andy Clarke. “We’re excited that Mesquite has made the smart and vital investments to become a designated Bicycle Friendly Community.” The Bronze award recognizes Mesquite’s commitment to improving bicycling conditions and its investment in promotion, education programs, infrastructure and pro-bicycling policies. Since its inception, more than 769 distinct communities have applied, and only 303 across America have received the designation. “This round of applications overwhelmingly confirms what we heard at the National Bike Summit this year: riding a bike
embodies the quality-of-life aspirations of communities across the country,” said Clarke. The BFC program is revolutionizing the way communities evaluate quality of life, sustainability and transportation networks, while allowing them to benchmark their progress toward improving bicycle friendliness. This
recognition clearly enhances Mesquite’s reputation as a great place to live, work and play. Not resting on their laurels, the Bicycle
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Advisory Group met recently with City staff to discuss bike plan priorities, street project opportunities, as well as funding opportunities for the various projects. Improvements to roads, such as bike lanes, signage, symbols and pavement markings will be completed over time, as funding becomes available. The Bicycle Advisory Group is currently working on a couple of bicycle related events. Please mark your calendars for ‘Mesquite Night Out’ on September 25th, beginning at 5:30PM, and April 10-12, 2015, for a Bicycle Race Weekend which will bring cyclists from around the country to stay and race in Mesquite.
Any residents interested in getting involved with the group can contact Advisory group members ken cook at kmcook04@hotmail.com, Nancy hewett at nanubike1@gmail.com, or Bunny Wiseman at portr8@gmail.com.
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Virgin Valley Bulldogs Schedule
Welcome Back VIRGIN VALLEY STUDENTS AND PARENTS This school year the staff at Virgin Valley would like to welcome new football coach Yuri Lud. The Bulldogs have a full schedule and will play their home opener on August 29th against Western High School. 09/05 at Faith Lutheran 09/12 Del Sol (Home) 09/12 Rancho (Home) 09/27 Sunrise Mountain (Home) 10/02 at Desert Pines 10/10 at Moapa Valley 10/17 Chaparral (Home) 10/24 at Boulder City
The Bulldogs would also like to welcome back Head Volleyball Coach Lori Barnum. The Girls Varsity Volleyball home game schedule:
All games start at 7:00 p.m.
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09/15 Chaparral 09/17 Moapa Valley 09/29 Del Sol 10/01 Desert Pines 10/09 Sunrise Mountain 10/21 Boulder City All games start at 6:00 p.m.
TENNIS TNT The Mesquite tennis community has a new addition, Sun City Mesquite added a state of the art backboard. This Rally Champion backboard is uniquely dual-curved and tilted so that the ball rebounds with extraordinary realism. Drilling using a backboard is a great fitness tool as well as building stroke consistency. Have a goal when you are drilling such as picking a spot on the board and keeping count of the number of hits in a row. You can work on your footwork by moving up and back or side to side. To warm-up for your drills, bring a weighted jump rope and do at least a 5 to 7 minute program. Finally, you can create a game point by starting with your serve and have a planned point in mind. When playing a match, use the early strike as a strategy. This strategy would include shots like a return of serve down
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the line or a lob into their backhand. Both of these returns work well against a team that serves and comes to the net. Always communicate with your partners so they are ready to react to your opponents. Another example is poaching off the first couple of serves from your partner. Most teams either talk about this play or use hand signals so their partner is aware of the plan. Using the one two punch of a drop shot followed by a lob is a great early strategy. You should keep them guessing as to what you are planning and worried about the next point. Tiebreaks are hard enough to keep straight but now we have two types which are the traditional and the Coman. The Coman was designed for doubles play so your team’s server always serves from the side they have had in the set. If you find yourself confused on a switch,
get everyone to agree on the score, the server, and the side. Immediately move to the agreed place in the tiebreak and resume play. If the first serve had already been done and was a fault, that team does not get to take two serves or play a let. Thus, the play starts with the second serve. Another tip is not to get too close to the net because of three reasons. One, your opponents will lob your team often, second is the fact that you cannot hit a ball until it has cleaned the net, and third, if you or any part of you touch the net, you lose the point. Your follow through may cross the net as long as you hit the ball on your side. If you are pulled in to finish a point, back up to your usual volley position as quickly as possible.
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T H E N I S A N AT I V E AMERICAN WORLD Returns to Mesquite NV S E R I E S September 19–21, 2014 The National Indian Sports Association, along with the assistance of Mesquite Gaming, is bringing the NISA Native American World Series back to Mesquite. In 2011, the last year the World Series was held in Mesquite, there were 87 teams who participated from all over the United States and Canada. The National Indian Sports Association, created by Founder and CEO Bobby Letterman (Cherokee), was a dream which began in 1979 to promote Native American Sports. NISA began as The Provo Indian Athletic Association, designed to assist Native Americans to participate in sports and to help
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more Native Americans become involved in sports like the legendary Jim Thorpe, Letterman’s Idol. Having seen extremely great talent on many reservations throughout the United States, Letterman wanted an avenue for Native Americans to showcase their abilities. He began with basketball, as he was playing with the Provo Blazers. He
and his fellow teammates worked hard to promote and host many tournaments. Mr. Letterman was also involved in softball and worked with many different softball organizations – ASA, USSSA, NSA, and ISA during which time he noticed that each group held tournaments for Seniors, Hispanic, Black American, Military, Police, Firefighters, and Industrial. All groups were covered with the exception of Native Americans so in 1995 he began the NISA Native American World Series. The first year brought in four teams and each year since has brought dramatic growth. In 2013 the tournament brought in 87 teams from all over the United States and Canada. The goal of NISA is to have an Olympic event for Native Americans in a variety of sports. The NISA is very excited to return to Mesquite! For more information please visit our website at www.nationalindiansports.com.
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Desert Oasis Spa and Salon, Mesquite NV Whether it be for spa services after a day on the links or salon services to pamper yourself after a hard day at work, visit Desert Oasis Spa and Salon to meet the new owner, Deb Parsley and her staff of four massage therapists and two new cosmetologists. They are a full service spa and salon and their goal is to pamper you from head to toe!
the signature retail item at Desert Oasis Spa and Salon. She also found Dammit Cancer Dolls ® that Desert Oasis Spa and Salon has donated to the Mesquite Cancer Help Society for those members of the community that are in the fight of their life. Desert Oasis Spa and Salon’s goal is to bring a little laughter and empowerment to each cancer survivor’s journey.
Desert Oasis Spa and Salon, is making available the best spa and salon products for their customers. They have WRAPS (bracelets) that are beautiful. They also have Farm House Fresh scrubs, wash, soaks, and lotions.
Desert Oasis Spa and Salon is open for business and ready to provide you with exceptional spa and salon services under one roof. They are located at 840 Pinnacle Court and are open Monday-Friday 9 am to 5 pm, Saturday and Sunday by appointment. We hope to see you soon!
Deb is very excited to tell you about one of her most favorite retail items they have for sale, the Dammit Doll ®. “Whenever things don’t go so well, and you want to hit the wall and yell, there’s a little Dammit Doll ® that you can’t do without. Just grasp it firmly by the legs and find a place to slam it. And as you whack the stuffing out yell “DAMMIT! DAMMIT! DAMMIT!” Desert Oasis Spa and Salon has Dammit Dolls for those moments when you need it. Deb has childhood memories of making them, and I have been using them for gifts for friends. After becoming the owner of Desert Oasis Spa and Salon in February, Deb decided that the Dammit Doll ® would be
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A Trio of New Physicians Make Mesquite Their Home including full-time Cardiology, General Surgery and Family Practice By PAtty hOldeN, ceO, MesA VIeW regIONAl hOsPItAl For the first time in the history of medicine in Mesquite, there is a cardiologist available full-time and living right here in town! In fact, Mesa View Medical Group has three new physicians now accepting patients, including a cardiologist, family practice and an additional general surgeon. Each of these physicians could have settled anywhere in the country and they chose to make Mesquite their permanent home. There will be several opportunities for folks to meet these physicians personally this fall and winter. All three of them will be speaking at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon on September 10th at the Eureka Casino Resort, at a community meet and greet at Mesa View Regional Hospital on September 25th and other events that will be announced.
Dr. Mekdelawit Aschenaki (ahh-shen-aki) Cardiologist
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 Dr. Aschenaki received her Fellowship in Cardiology from the Tulane University School of Medicine, Heart and Vascular Institute in New Orleans. She earned a Doctor of Pharmacy from the Creighton University School of Pharmacy in Omaha, NE. After getting her MD, she completed her Internal Medicine Residency at the prestigious and nationally acclaimed Boston University Medical Center. Dr. Aschenaki sees patients full-time at Mesa View Medical Group, five days per week.
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She is passionate about getting to know her patients and working with them one on one to help them manage their conditions. She views health care as treating the whole person rather than just symptoms. She is no stranger to Southern Nevada and with family in the area she loves the small-town environment of the Mesquite community. She enjoys reading, running, horse-back riding and travelling. Dr. Aschenaki is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology. She can be reached at Mesa View Medical Group, 702-346-0800.
Dr. George Hahm - General Surgeon
 Dr. Hahm completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology from the University of Washington, Master of Health Science in Molecular Microbiology and Immunology from Johns Hopkins University, and M.D. from Saint Louis University School of Medicine. Dr. Hahm completed his internship in General Surgery at the Naval Medical Center in San Diego and General Surgery residency at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, during which time he cared for the war wounded. Most recently, Dr. Hahm has been a staff General Surgeon at Naval Medical Center in Portsmouth, VA where he was actively involved in the training of general surgery residents and medical students. When he is not in surgery, Dr. Hahm enjoys spending time with his wife and son. Additionally, he enjoys golf, traveling, skiing, snowboarding and riding his motorcycle. Dr. Hahm is certified with the American Board of Surgery. He joins Dr. Zinni with Mesa View Medical Group and can be reached at 346-1700.
Dr. Cort Leavitt - Family Practice / Hospitalist Dr. Cort Leavitt has his roots in Southern Utah and Southern Nevada where his ancestors pioneered and he grew up. He completed high school in Las Vegas and attained his Associate of Science Degree and Certificate of Surgical Technology at Dixie State College in St. George, Utah. He graduated Magna Cum Laude in Biology from Southern Utah University. Dr. Leavitt completed his internship and residency through the Mercy Health System Family Medicine Residency Program at Mercy South Clinic in Janesville, Wisconsin.
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Dr. Leavitt is certified in Advanced Cardiac Life Support. He is also a member of the American Academy of Family Practice Physicians. Dr. Leavitt is fluent in English and Spanish. He enjoys spending time with his family, golf, cycling, basketball and scuba diving. For more information or to make an appointment, Dr. Leavitt can be reached at 702-346-0800. Â Visit www.MesaViewMedical.com, or call 702-346-0800.
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Sports injuries happen. If you or someone you care for has an orthopedic or sports-related injury, Mesa View Medical Group is an ideal choice. Joseph Yu, M.D., and Roddy McGee, D.O., fellowship trained in sports medicine, provide treatment options for many types of injuries including the knee, hip, ankle, hand, back and shoulder. Our top priority is getting you back to life and back on the field. Same- and next-day appointments often available. Call 702-346-0800 or visit MesaViewMedical.com.
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Longer Tee Shots & Crisper Fairway Shots by Cocking Your Wrists Properly Rob Krieger - PGA Golf Professional An important key to hitting your tee shots longer or improving contact with your fairway shots is how and when you set your wrists. This is also known as the wrist cock or hinging your wrists which when done properly can add distance, power and better contact. Key 1 – Setting the wrists is different for fairway shots and tee shots. WHY? Fairway shots are meant to strike the ball on a descending approach and on the upswing for tee shots because your ball is off the ground and in the air. Key 2 – The wrist set should NEVER go past 90 degrees from the lead arm forearm (left arm for right handed players) during the backswing.
Key 3 – Hinging your wrists should not force your lead arm to bend. Lead arm should always be straight in the backswing. Key 4 – Unhinging of the wrists does not start the downswing, which is a main reason players slice. The body should start the downswing and pull the club back to the ball.
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FAIRWAY SHOTS – Ball is played about 3” off your front foot. In the take away, the club brushes along the ground at least to the instep of the back foot and then will start to come up (F1). As it starts to come off the ground, the left hand starts to push the end of the grip down to the ground so that when the left arm is parallel to the ground the club should be at 90 degrees to the ground and the forearm (F2&F3). Your right elbow is still close to the body and bent down. After this point, the rest of the backswing should be shoulder and hip turn (F4). By setting the hands this early (F3), it makes the last part of the backswing easy because the body just has to turn to complete a backswing. To start the downswing, the body pulls the club back to the ball striking it and then touching the turf IN FRONT of the ball. BALL THEN TURF!
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TEE SHOTS – The ball is played off the heel of your front foot. It is played further forward in the stance than when on the ground because you should be catching the ball on the upswing. In the take away, the club brushes along the ground till just past the outside of the back foot as you stretch-out your left arm and even allow the right elbow to come away from the body as you try to make a big arc (T1&T2). As the left arm gets parallel to the ground, the club should start to get vertical but not be at 90 degrees like a fairway swing(T2&T3). Turn your shoulders to finish the back swing while setting the club only to 90 degrees and MUST NOT GO PAST PARALLEL to the ground (T4). To start the downswing, the lower body pulls the upper body and the club back to the ball and the club should catch the ball below its equator on the upswing. The wider arc in the backswing will automatically make the club head further away and generate more speed without swinging any harder. Bigger Arc = Faster Clubhead Speed. Maintain good rhythm and tempo and your tee shots will go longer, naturally. For further explanation, please check out my video regarding setting the hands at stgeorgegolflessons.com. Good Luck and Fairways & Greens! Rob
rob krieger is the owner of the red rock golf center, a new high tech golf training facility located at the beautiful green Valley resort & spa – 1871 W. canyon View dr., st. george, ut. Available for beginner clinics and private lessons. simulator times and lessons can be booked by calling 435-986-5096, emailing rob@sgugolf.com or visit www.stgeorgegolflessons.com.
Christmas in July By NOel sMIth
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Colonial Property Management would like to express our heartfelt appreciation to all those who participated in our 8th Annual Christmas in July. We prepared packages for 64 residents at Highland Manor. Through the generous support of the community and our Las Vegas and St. George vendors, we were able to fill each gift with personal items such as soap, lotion, shaving cream, razors, shampoo, conditioner and dental kits. We received many beautiful handmade crocheted blankets that were a huge hit this year with the residents. With the support of the community this year, we were also able to supply each resident with a new shirt or lounge wear purchased with assistance from the Highland Manor staff. The Highland Manor staff went above and beyond by supplying us with information on the personal interests and needs of each resident, so that we could tailor each gift. Christmas in July gets better and better each passing year. Thank you to all who contributed to make Christmas in July a wonderful and successful event.
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With all the beautiful and award winning golf courses in Mesquite it’s no surprise that Mesquite is a favorite place for golfers of all skill levels. In fact, there are hundreds of “snowbirds” who migrate to the valley each fall to spend a winter enjoying the mild weather and golf. If you are one of those golfers playing on one of the Oasis’ two courses don’t be surprised if a pint-sized blond whirlwind with the talent and tenacity of a young Tiger Woods asks to play through, as she burns up the greens.
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That would be nine year old Ali Mulhall, a Mesquite snowbird and one of the top young golfers in her age group in the in the country. Last year she was the Nevada Player of the Year for the U.S. Kids Golf Tour and has won numerous tournaments and other U.S. Kids championships in other states. So far this year she has won 19 out of the last 20 tournaments she has played in the Utah State Match Play Champion 10 and Under division of the Utah Jr. Golf Association.
Not only does she love it but she excels at it. At age six she made an 85 yard shot for a hole-in-one on the Canyons Golf Course at the Oasis Golf Club in Mesquite and her name is included on the members “Hole-in-One” plaque in the Oasis Golf Course clubhouse. But she is not satisfied to leave it at that. She is practicing hard to beat her father’s present total of eight hole-in-ones. When asked how many she thinks she wants to get she smiles, “Probably ten!”
Ali comes by her talent naturally. Both her mother and father play golf. According to her dad Chris Mulhall her mom Heather is a “good player” and he is a PGA professional at the Rolling Green Golf Club in Green River, Wyoming. There was little doubt that she would play golf with the family so involved but no one suspected she would be such a prodigy. Her mother explains that they have a putting green in the basement and they had a set of clubs made for Ali before she was born.
That goal is more than a possibility. Her list of golf accomplishments already include a double eagle on the number 12 green of Palmer course at the Oasis and a birdie on the last hole at U.S. Kids world championships at Pinehurst last year. She also finished fifth in the world at those championships.
Ali explains that she started playing on the putting green at age three. “He (dad) just started me with putting, and then I got a driver when I was four. Then I got a seven iron and a nine iron. I just loved it!”
So it’s no wonder she already has blocked out her future. “I want to be on the LPGA tour when I grow up.” She can’t officially join the tour until she is 16, but she is already getting a taste of the life. Last year Las Vegas based LPGA golfer Natalie Gublis invited her to play a practice round at an LPGA event in Phoenix.
She is also among a very exclusive group of golfers who have been invited by golfer and putter designer Scotty Cameron to his Tour Studio and received a Circle L putter and head cover. Ali’s dad explained, “Scotty Cameron was a very good player. If you play him and you beat him he’ll make you a Circle L (for loser) putter and they are worth lots and lots of money. So when we were there, Ali asked him to play.” Cameron told her he would make her a Circle L head cover not for “loser” but for “luck.” So she has the one and only “Circle L for Lucky” head cover in the world. Ali’s little sister Molli is starting to make her mark too. According to Chris, Molli, age 5, has been playing quite a bit and is a hopeful to win the “Player of the Year in Utah” in her age group. She played in five tournaments this summer, winning four. With a second potential future LPGA tot working her way up, there should be a lot of interesting play on the Oasis Golf Club courses this winter. The Mulhalls couldn’t be happier and they love the folks at the Oasis Golf Club. Chris stressed they want
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This spring Ali participated in an event sponsored by the Oasis Women’s Golf Association where she hit tee shots on a par three for each lady participating. Association President Colleen Burton explained with a laugh, “We got to use the shot she gives us. And that’s it. We
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Hotels / Motels Best Western Mesquite 390 N. Sandhill Blvd. (702) 346-7444 CasaBlanca Resort Casino Golf-Spa 950 W. Mesquite Blvd. (702) 346-7529 Eureka Casino Hotel 275 Mesa Blvd. (702) 346-4600 Historic Beaver Dam Lodge RV/Golf Resort (928) 347-2222 Highland Estates Resort 555 Highland Drive (702) 346-0871 Holiday Inn Express & Suites 1030 W. Pioneer Blvd. (702) 346-2200 Siegel Suites 580 Mesa Blvd. (702) 346-4700 Valley Inn Motel 791 W. Mesquite Blvd. (702) 346-5281 Virgin River Hotel Casino 100 E. Pioneer Blvd. (702) 346-7777
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Alcoholics Anonymous Sharing & Caring AA Groups 150 N. Yucca, Room #18 (Spanish Speaking Meetings) (702) 346-6315 (435) 215-8653
Highland Manor Care Giver Support Service Mesquite Senior Center 2nd & 4th Tuesday - 2-3pm 102 West Old Mill Rd. Terra Shreve (702) 346-7666 Child Protective Services Hotline (702) 399-0081 City Council Meetings 2nd & 4th Tuesdays – 5 pm City Hall (Upstairs) (702) 346-5295 Desert Dames Sissie Graham (702) 346-1907 Desert Fox Flyers Radio Control Flying Club (702) 346-3788 Exchange Club of Mesquite Tuesdays – 12:00 noon Salvation Army Office 355 W. Mesquite Blvd., Suite B50 (702) 346-6633 Greater Mesquite Arts Foundation Mesquite Campus (702) 346-1232 Knights of Columbus 1st Tuesday – 6:15 pm Falcon Ridge Hotel 1030 W. Pioneer Blvd. Kokopelli ATV Club Charlie – (702) 345-3672
Mesquite Arts Council For the Performing Arts 150 N. Yucca, Suite 23 (702) 346-2787 www.mesquiteartscouncil.com Mesquite Cancer Help Society Support Group Meeting 2nd Thur of the month 2:30pm 150 N Yucca, Room #36 (702) 346-0622 Mesquite High Rollers Motorcycle Club www.mesquitehighrollers.com Mesquite Parkinson’s Support Group Charlene Lustig (702) 346-6500 Mesquite Republican Women 2nd Wednesday – 5:30 pm 840 Hafen Ln (Veterans Center) Janey Castro (702) 613-4159 Mesquite Rotary Club Tuesdays – 12:00 noon 851 Pinnacle Court (Mesquite Vistas Sports Club) Ron Bird – (702) 346-7025 Mesquite Sunrise Rotary Thursdays – 7:30 am Oasis Golf Club Redd Room Jacque Hart – (702) 345-8665 Mesquite Tea Party 1st Thursday- 7:00 pm 840 Hafen Lane (Veterans Center) Connie Foust – (520) 366-0677
Al-Anon Family Group 150 N. Yucca, Room #18 Jan – (702) 533-3960 Lynn – (928) 347-5478
League of Women Voters 2nd Saturday – 10 am, Sept to May Highland Resort 555 Highland Sandy Ramaker (702) 345-2238
Red Hat Divas of Mesquite Chapter 25712 Red Hat Society Sandi Sorenson (702) 345-6770
American Legion 3rd Tuesday – 7 pm Veterans Center 840 Hafen Ln
Mesquite Area Chamber of Commerce 12 W. Mesquite Blvd., Ste 107 (702) 346-2902
Republicans Team Nevada Victory Office 355 W. Mesquite Blvd unit C-80 Contact: Blake Garfield (702) 245-4126
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VFW Post 2nd Thursday– 6:30 pm Veterans Center Chuck Caldwell, Commander (775) 220-3460
Animal Control (702) 346-5268
Vietnam Veterans of America Veterans Center 840 Hafen Ln www.vamesquite.org Ed Fizer (702) 346-1286 (702) 345-3361
Justice Court (702) 346-5298
Virgin Valley Amateur Radio Club Fire Station #2 (at the Airport) Charlie Lum Kee (702) 345-4646 Virgin Valley Community Food Bank Mondays Only 3 pm – 5:30 pm Thrift Store, M-F 9 am – 4 pm, Sat 9am – 1 pm 107 First South (702) 346-0900 Virgin Valley Democrats www.virginvalleydems.com 702-715-8403 Virgin Valley Family Services 51 East 1st North Se Habla Espanol (702) 346-7277 Virgin Valley Theater Group 3rd Tuesday – 6 pm Mesquite Campus, Room #19 Teri – (702) 533-8546
City Information City Hall (702) 346-5295 City Jail 500 Hillside Drive (702) 346-6925
Municipal Court (702) 346-5291 Fire Department Emergency – 911 Fire Administration Office (702) 346-2690 Police Department Emergency – 911 Non-emergency (702) 346-6911 Senior Center 102 W. Old Mill Road (702) 346-5290 Recreation Center (702) 346-8732 Mesquite Fine Arts Center & Gallery 15 W. Mesquite Blvd. (702) 346-1338 www.mesquitefineartscenter.com Virgin Valley Heritage Museum 35 W. Mesquite Blvd. (702) 346-5705 Worship Calvary Chapel of Mesquite (702) 346-7583 Christian Community Church (702) 346-2698
Living Waters Fellowship Church (702) 346-8558 Mesquite Christian Center (702) 346-5164 Mesquite Lutheran Church (702) 346-5811 Mesquite United Methodist Church (702) 346-4663 Prince of Peace Lutheran Church (702) 346-3390 or 346-0503 River Valley Bible Church (702) 346-0339 Valley Presbyterian Church (702) 346-5683 Golf Courses Historic Beaver Dam (928) 347-2222 Canyons (Oasis GC) (702) 346-7820 CasaBlanca (702) 346-6764 Conestoga (702) 346-4292 Coyote Willows (702) 345-3222 Falcon Ridge (702) 346-6363
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (702) 346-8888
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The Lindi Corp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31 The Local Pages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47 The PC Guy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57 The Pool Shark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Travel Connection, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 Tuacahn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62 Virgin Valley Heritage Museum . . . . . . . . . .31 Western Exterminator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57 Wolf Creek Terrace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
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Departing
Lifelong Fitness Exercise Program
The Cannery West . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:30 am
3:45 pm
Main Street Station . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:45 am
3:30 pm
Premium Outlet Mall . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:00 am
3:15 pm
Spring and Summer session continues through July 25th. The session is $40 for Mesquite/Clark Co. Residents and $60 for Non-Mesquite/Clark Co. Residents. Please contact the Senior Center for a full schedule of classes and times.
Bellagio/Fashion Show Mall (one stop) . 10:15 am
3:00 pm
Drop Off
errider@mesquiteweb.com
TO ST. GEORGE Every Thursday!
Suggested Donation $10.00
Express Routes - Reservations must be made by 4 pm on the business day before date of travel. Call 702-346-7006 for an appointment. See website for daily routes and alternate media information: www.sntc.net E-mail: silverrider@mesquiteweb.com Southern Nevada Transit Coalition, a Nevada 501(c)(3) non-profit organization incorporated in June 2002, who provides public transportation in Laughlin, Boulder City, Mesquite, and surrounding rural communities; accepts contributions and donations which may be tax deductible pursuant to the provisions of section 170.c. of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, 26 U.S.C. 170.c.
Wed, September 23rd 9am- 1pm SAV-ON FLU DRUG will be on site to administer flu shots and more
ZUMBA BASIC Tue & Thur 10:30 am -11:15 am Zumba is a fitness program that combines Latin and international music with dance and aerobic elements. All fitness levels welcome!
CHAIR EXERCISE Mon, Wed and Fri 10:30am- 11:15am Get fit while you sit! This chair exercise class involves a combination of aerobic activity, strength building, balance and stretching. It is a low-intensity workout designed for older adults with joint challenges.
BINGO IS BACK! September 25th 1 pm-2 pm October 23rd 1 pm -2 pm
HALLOWEEN PARTY
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Departing: Mesquite Walmart 8:45 am promptly Return: Mesquite WalMart 4:00 pm Destinations Drop Off Departing Greyhound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9:40 . . . . . . . 2:00 K-Mart Mall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9:35 . . . . . . . 1:55 St. George Temple. . . . . . . . . . . .9:40 . . . . . . . 1:50 Target Shopping . . . . . . . . . . . . .9:50 . . . . . . . 1:45 Red Rock Commons . . . . . . . . . . .9:55 . . . . . . . 1:40 Zion Outlet Mall . . . . . . . . . . . . .10:00 . . . . . . 1:35 Red Cliffs Mall . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10:05 . . . . . . 1:30 Costco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10:10 . . . . . . 1:25 WalMart Shopping . . . . . . . . . . .10:15 . . . . . . 1:20 Kohl’s Shopping . . . . . . . . . . . . .10:20 . . . . . . 1:15 All Times are Nevada
SAVE THE DATE:
Oct 31st 11am- 12:30pm – Come dressed up to win prizes! Birthday celebrations will be held the last day of the month for anyone celebrating their birthdays during that month.
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Experience luxuriously appointed guest rooms, an upscale contemporary design and modern amenities….so Stay Smart® • Newest Hotel in Mesquite!
• Free Wi-Fi in rooms and public areas!
• Flexible Meeting Spaces!
• Golf/Spa and Theatre Packages!
• Complimentary Hot Breakfast!
• Year-Round Heated Outdoor Pool & Spa!
All 130 Guest Rooms & Public Areas are 100% Smoke-Free!
Angie Leavitt | Sales Manager | 1030 West Pioneer Blvd, Mesquite, NV 89027 | Phone: 702-346-2200 mfhexsalesmanager@gmail.com | www.hiexpress.com/mesquitenv
Cultural Arts Celebrity Concert Series SEASON TICKETS ON SALE NOW World-Class Performances
October 2014-March 2015
SEASON TICKET HOLDERS
SAVE 27% OFF THE REGULAR TICKET PRICE!
student productions september – may
FOR TICKETS & SCHEDULE: 436.652.7800
DIXIE STATE UNIVERSITY
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Sunday, September 21 9:00 am - Super Senior Division 1:00 pm - Legends Division 3:45 pm - Ladies Division
Monday, September 22 9:00 am - Senior Division 1:00 pm - Senior Division 2:30 pm - Grand Champions 4:00 pm - Masters Division
Tuesday, September 23
Ladies and Legends Championship FInals 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Wednesday, September 24 Open Division Last Chance Qualifier 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Thursday, September 25 Open Division Elimination Rounds 9:00 am - 3:15 pm
Friday, September 26
Open Division Elimination Rounds 9:00 am - 3:15 pm
Saturday, September 27 Open Division Semi -Final Determine the Las Vegas Eight 10:00 am - 2:00 pm *Competition times subject to change