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02/28/2006
Horse helpers
Southern Highlands Preparatory School field trip inspires Pennies for Ponies drive
By ERIKA BAYER-POLAK
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Carolyn Hoeger's second-grade class at Southern Highlands Preparatory School came back from a field trip at the Shiloh Horse Rescue wanting to do more.
"They've been raising money to donate since October," Hoeger said.
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The evolution of salons
Friends capture trend with spacious, stylist-friendly environment
By JAN HOGAN
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The latest concept in hair salons is focused on sheer numbers.
Evolve, at 1225 S. Fort Apache Road, has 50 -- count 'em, 50 -- styling stations. They line the walls of the warehouse-sized salon all in a row.
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Where a star is born
Former area resident takes the stage in children's musical
By MARIA PHELAN
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At age 3, former Green Valley resident Suzanne Hepker started taking dance lessons. Though she didn't know at the time that two decades later she would dance professionally in a New York-based music theater production, Hepker said she has always known she wanted a career in musical theater.
After almost five years living in Colorado and New York, Hepker will return to the valley this week as a cast member with the touring musical production "Dragon Tales Live."
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Community service
Chaplain celebrates one-year anniversary with police squad
By FRED COUZENS
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"You better be careful," the Grace Community Church pastor advised Police Officer Mike Barth. "This car is Roach-infested."
And so it is with the ever-comical Kevin Roach, the clergyman born in Columbus, Ohio, who has no qualms about telling jokes using his name, as he celebrates his first anniversary of being chaplain of the Boulder City Police Department.
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Calendar girl
Hairdresser happy to tell the tale of her colorful history
By JAN HOGAN
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They called her Marilyn, the Calendar Girl, and her performance was for the appeal, not so much to reveal.
Georgia "Marilyn" Marzette grew up between here and Southern California. She was 18 when she decided to follow in the footsteps of her predecessors, like Gypsy Rose Lee, Little Egypt and Sally Rand.
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Unearthing the past
Civil War soldier's life remains closed book despite digging
By MARK SMITH
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The story has been written about many times.
The blue and the gray grave site in Woodlawn Cemetery on the border of North Las Vegas and Las Vegas -- two men, separated by war in the 1860s, united by friendship in the early 20th century, brought together for eternity by death. Possibly the only grave in the country with a Confederate and Yankee lying side by side.
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The giving man
Henderson resident helps international communities
By MARIA PHELAN
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In the 16 years since getting sober, life has been good to Brent Reese.
The founder and owner of Courage Trading Co., a Henderson-area importing business,
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3-D facsimiles
Company invites customers to indulge their imaginations
By ANGIE PARKINSON
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Las Vegas resident Chris Vranian is founder of <a href="http://RockandRollGallery.com">RockandRollGallery.com</a>, a Web-based company that sells photographs of famous musicians. His wife, Claire Jane Vranian, has been doing special makeup effects in movies for about 12 years.
Perhaps it is fitting that their first collaboration as business partners was something that involved both fields -- special effects and music.
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Local strokes
Prices and proximity help make course playable for public
By MARK SMITH
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When North 5th Street was extended from Brooks Avenue north to Cheyenne Avenue, a change had to be made at the par-three North Las Vegas Golf Course.
The ninth tee was on high ground, and the hole was about 200 yards away, and the golfers were swinging hard. And now the errant balls were hooking out over the fence and into traffic, said city recreation programmer Mike Buttell, who for eight years has overseen the course.
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Coffee house poetry
Art From the Heart provides budding writers a venue
By LAUREN ROMANO
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Everyone is a poet at Art From the Heart, or at least everyone who wants to stand up and recite a poem.
Poetry night starts at 6:30 p.m. on the first Saturday of every month at the cafe and coffee shop located at 4020 N. Tenaya Way.
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02/28/2006
Power house
Cimarron-Memorial takes Class 4A title six out of eight times
By KEVIN STOTT
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Only a few high school teams in Southern Nevada can claim to have a dynasty in Class 4A, but only one program can say it has won four straight and six of the last eight NIAA state championships in their sport -- the Cimarron-Memorial High School wrestling team.
Riding the backs of three seniors who won individual state championships, the Spartans won the title over second-place Mojave (108-84) on Feb. 11 in the meet hosted by Cimarron.
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Spartans conquer
CMHS claims its fourth straight state team title
By KEVIN STOTT
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Only a few high school sports programs in Southern Nevada can claim to have a dynasty in Class 4A competition, but only one program can say it has won four straight and six of the last eight NIAA state championships in its sport -- the Cimarron-Memorial wrestling team.
Riding the backs of three seniors who won individual state championships, the Spartans won the title over Mojave, 108-84, on Feb. 11 in the meet, hosted by Cimarron.
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Spartans take crown
Cimarron-Memorial grapplers grab fourth straight state title
By KEVIN STOTT
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Only a few high school sports programs in Southern Nevada can claim to have a dynasty in Class 4A competition, but only one program can say it has won four straight and six of the last eight NIAA state championships in its sport -- the Cimarron-Memorial wrestling team.
Riding the backs of three seniors who won individual state championships, the Spartans won the title over Mojave, 108-84, on Feb. 11 in the meet, hosted by Cimarron.
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Spartans take crown
Cimarron-Memorial grapplers grab fourth straight state title
By KEVIN STOTT
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Only a few high school sports programs in Southern Nevada can claim to have a dynasty in Class 4A competition, but only one program can say it has won four straight and six of the last eight NIAA state championships in its sport -- the Cimarron-Memorial wrestling team.
Riding the backs of three seniors who won individual state championships, the Spartans won the title over Mojave, 108-84, on Feb. 11 in the meet, hosted by Cimarron.
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School spirit leaders
Squad roots for various sports, gains 'sisters' each season
By JIM KONST
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The Boulder City High School cheerleaders certainly aren't the stereotypical cheerleading squad. They are hard working, dedicated young ladies who enjoy their sport and love to fire up the crowd at all the football and basketball games.
"This is my first year of being the cheerleading coach and I love it," said coach Caroline Nay. "The girls are great kids, and I enjoy working with them. We have received many compliments on this year's team, and we appreciate all the fan support and enthusiasm."
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Spartans conquer
CMHS claims its fourth straight state team title
By KEVIN STOTT
VIEW STAFF WRITER
Only a few high school sports programs in Southern Nevada can claim to have a dynasty in Class 4A competition, but only one program can say it has won four straight and six of the last eight NIAA state championships in its sport -- the Cimarron-Memorial wrestling team.
Riding the backs of three seniors who won individual state championships, the Spartans won the title over Mojave, 108-84, on Feb. 11 in the meet, hosted by Cimarron.
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Solo victory
Las Vegas senior earns state title in 4A championships
By KEVIN STOTT
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Only a few high school sports programs in Southern Nevada can claim to have a dynasty in Class 4A competition, but only one program can say it has won four straight and six of the last eight NIAA state championships in its sport -- the Cimarron-Memorial wrestling team.
Riding the backs of three seniors who won individual state championships, the Spartans won the title over Mojave, 108-84, on Feb. 11 in the meet, hosted by Cimarron.
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Stunning win
Mojave freshman earns state title at Class 4A meet
By KEVIN STOTT
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A few high school teams in Southern Nevada can claim to have a dynasty in Class 4A, but only one program can say it has won four straight and six of the last eight NIAA state championships in their sport -- the Cimarron-Memorial High School wrestling team.
Riding the backs of three seniors who won individual state championships, the Spartans won the title over second-place Mojave (108-84) on Feb. 11 in the meet hosted by Cimarron.
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Cimarron takes state
Mojave captures lone east side championship title
By KEVIN STOTT
VIEW STAFF WRITER
Only a few high school sports programs in Southern Nevada can claim to have a dynasty in Class 4A competition, but only one program can say it has won four straight and six of the last eight NIAA state championships in its sport -- the Cimarron-Memorial wrestling team.
Riding the backs of three seniors who won individual state championships, the Spartans won the title over Mojave, 108-84, on Feb. 11 in the meet, hosted by Cimarron.
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Solo victory
Las Vegas senior earns state title in 4A championships
By KEVIN STOTT
VIEW STAFF WRITER
Only a few high school sports programs in Southern Nevada can claim to have a dynasty in Class 4A competition, but only one program can say it has won four straight and six of the last eight NIAA state championships in its sport -- the Cimarron-Memorial wrestling team.
Riding the backs of three seniors who won individual state championships, the Spartans won the title over Mojave, 108-84, on Feb. 11 in the meet, hosted by Cimarron.
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The evolution of salons
Where a star is born
Community service
Calendar girl
Unearthing the past
The giving man
3-D facsimiles
Local strokes
Coffee house poetry
Memory of 'Dog of the Dam' not forgotten
SUMMERLIN BRIEFS
A journey back to prehistory
Teacher expands his reach
Nevada 211 hot line launches
Nevada 211 connects callers with services
From burlesque to barber
Mystery surrounds Mouse's Tank
Antiques move to new home
FAVORITE SONS & DAUGHTERS
Local appears in 'Dragon Tales'
Time to expand landfill site going to waste
Satellite Radio reaches out to wide audience
Mystery surrounds Mouse's Tank
FAVORITE SONS & DAUGHTERS
New service hot line 211 makes its valley debut
SUMMERLIN ARTS GUIDE
FAVORITE SONS & DAUGHTERS
New service hot line 211 makes its valley debut
It's anything grows in Las Vegas if you invest the time and effort
Just Say En Garde
Mouse's Tank is an adventure
BUSINESS BRIEFCASE
A journey back to prehistory
Getting tuned in to satellite radio retail
SPORTS BRIEFS
SPORTS BRIEFS
The wait is over -- it's time for planting
$25 million face-lift set for LV Motor Speedway
Exploring the options of satellite radio
SUNRISE BRIEFS
FAVORITE SONS & DAUGHTERS
Just Say En Garde
Artist singled out at Best and Brightest competition
SOUTHWEST BRIEFS
It's anything grows in Las Vegas if you invest the time and effort
CENTENNIAL BRIEFS
Just Say En Garde
FAVORITE SONS & DAUGHTERS
Mayor Gibson gives State of the City address
Artist singled out at Best and Brightest competition
New technical high school in the works
Getting tuned in to satellite radio retail
New radio systems are out of this world
SOUTHEAST BRIEFS
FAVORITE SONS & DAUGHTERS
Valley of Fire hike has history
SPORTS BRIEFS
SPORTS BRIEFS
View Story
Hotel-casino gambit ups ante near I-215
BOULDER CITY BRIEFS
Evolve captures a new trend in salons
FAVORITE SONS & DAUGHTERS
Katz fourth-graders show off their hoops skills
Documenting local dreamers
FAVORITE SONS & DAUGHTERS
SUMMERLIN SOUTH ACTIVITIES
Almost anything can be grown in Las Vegas
Mouse's Tank is an adventure
Mouse's Tank has possibilities
SPORTS BRIEFS
LVA graduate returns in show
SPORTS BRIEFS
SPORTS BRIEFS
Mouse's Tank has possibilities
SUMMERLIN SOUTH BRIEFS
Beauty school breaks ground
BUSINESS BRIEFCASE
Bands to converge at county venue for musical celebration
BUSINESS BRIEFCASE
Spring is coming, time to start planting
FAVORITE SONS & DAUGHTERS
FAVORITE SONS & DAUGHTERS
Getting tuned in to satellite radio retail
Exploring the options of satellite radio
The wait is over -- it's time for planting
Nevada 211 connects callers
Fourth-graders show off skills
The wait is over -- it's time for planting
Arts Council in need of a permanent home
Satellite radio companies adding to services, gadgets
Satellite Radio reaches out to wide audience
New technical high school in the works
$25 million face-lift set for LV Motor Speedway
Motor Speedway to expand
Guardian angel
Art From the Heart showcases poetry
Police incident sparks outcry
Local businessman gives back what he receives
From burlesque to barber
New tech school in the works
Power house
Spartans conquer
Spartans take crown
Spartans take crown
School spirit leaders
Spartans conquer
Solo victory
Stunning win
Cimarron takes state
Solo victory
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