By Whitney Donohue
5 Years Ago
From Progress: July 5, 2006
MVTAB denied approval for Omega Vista Again
Representatives from the Las Vegas developer Omega Vista appeared again before the Moapa Valley Town Advisory Board to seek approval for zoning for the proposed Logandale Town Centre major project on the former Adams Ranch property in Logandale. In total the proposal would have brought up to 640 housing units to the community on roughly 163 acres. The overall density would be around four units per acre. What was absent from the proposal was reference to the design amenities for the project. The board voted unanimously to deny the application.
20 Years Ago
From Progress: July 3, 1991
New Doctor In Town
A new physician moved to town and was practicing at the health facility in the Community Center. Dr. Richard Walsh and his wife had recently moved to Moapa Valley from Howard City, Michigan in an effort to get away from the snowy winters. Dr. Walsh was a general practitioner specializing in osteopathic medicine.
25 Years Ago
From Valley Herald & Lake Mead Monitor: July 3, 1986
Moapa Fire District Applies for Station Site
An application was made to Clark County to have five acres of land needed for the Logandale fire station amended from the land set aside for the fairgrounds. The firehouse would be about the same size as the, then new, Moapa firehouse and located next to the Grant Bowler Elementary school.
This feature is made possible by the Old Logandale School Historical and Cultural Society archives and the gracious assistance of Beezy Tobiasson.
