Lied Middle School’s namesake’s charitable nature lives on

More than 20 years after his death, members of the Lied Middle School administration continue to instill the charitable spirit of the school’s namesake in students’ lives.

Fifth-year students keep diploma, higher education in sight

They are known around campus as “super seniors.” These Mojave High School students look just like regular students and even take many of the same classes. What sets these 27 apart is they are in their fifth year of high school.

Head a bit north and check out Mesquite in October

If you have ever driven to Utah from Las Vegas, your route was by way of Mesquite. Most of us just bypass the town, little realizing there are good reasons to stop at least a few hours. Mesquite has preserved many of its historic buildings and much of its small-town charm.

Hedges can take gentle pruning

Question: Our mature shrubs have just gone through a summer growth spurt that seems to be unusual compared to previous summers. How much can we prune them?

Dining Pick of the Week: Well Being in the Box

Asian food is generally healthy. That’s the consensus, and most of us go along with it, whether the food comes to us on a plate or in a box.

A La Carte for Oct. 2-8

GRAPES & HOPS FESTIVAL COMING
TO SPRINGS PRESERVE SATURDAY

Nathaniel Jones Park steeped in southwest valley history

Nathaniel Jones Park is in keeping with the theme Mountain’s Edge creators were gearing for when they broke ground in 2004. All of its parks, present and future, play into a “sense of discovery and exploration.

Halloween decor – more treat than trick

While displaying ghosts and goblins is great for the kids and the standard for Halloween decor, how about getting into the spirit but with a bit more sophistication this year? If you are throwing a Halloween party for those adults who are kids at heart, a spooky holiday theme can still be part of the festivities, but with a touch of panache.

State of the Association

The housing bust battered home sales and prices while skyrocketing foreclosures. It also took its toll on homeowner associations, which govern and maintain condominiums, townhomes and single-family communities.

The Two-Lien Tango

I have a first and second mortgage on my home. Last year, my lender agreed to a loan modification on the first. The problem is that the lender will not help with a re-fi or loan modification on the second lien. Any suggestions?

Debt Dip Spells Housing Gain

No wonder the housing market hasn’t made a really robust recovery: There’s a $11.38-trillion weight in the way.

Teacher in catastrophic car accident fired

He died twice in a rollover car accident. But that night April 29 was only the beginning of Pat McGuinness’ misery.

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