The Spectrum

MESQUITE PREVIEW

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SUN CITY

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SUN CITY
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MESQUITE PREVIEW

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MESQUITE PREVIEW
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THE SPECTRUM

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THE SPECTRUM
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HURRICANE

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HURRICANE
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DAMMERON VALLEY

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CITY OFFICES & SCHOOL INFORMATION

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CITY OFFICES & SCHOOL INFORMATION
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INDEX

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INDEX
Advanced . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Area Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-13 Canyon Pointe Apts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Champion Properties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

COMMERCE CRG FULL SERVICE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE

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COMMERCE CRG FULL SERVICE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE
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COMMERCE CRG FULL SERVICE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE

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BUILDING INDUSTRY ASSOC.

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

BUILDING INDUSTRY ASSOC.
Over 40 companies are involved in the building of a single home. Those range from architect/designers to those who fi nish with painting and fl ooring. Take a look at the home you live in and just imagine all the things necessary to complete it. You may not realize how many others are involved.

ADVERTISERS

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

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ARIES

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ARIES
We would like to invite you to visit the exquisite Aries home located in the Hunter Glenn Subdivision. Keeping our focus around embracing the comforts of everyday living, we designed a custom floor plan that offers comfortable living space with vaulted ceilings to provide a spacious feeling in the moderately sized home.

AREA MAP

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ENERGY INNOVATION

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ENERGY INNOVATION
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DESIGNING THE PERFECT LANDSCAPE

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How you design the landscaping around your home can either compliment the architectural qualities of your home or detract and clutter your yard.

HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CONTRACTOR

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CONTRACTOR
Also consider the quality of the contractor’s business operations. It’s an indication of the type of relationship you’ll have with the contractor and the customer service he or she likely will provide.

CHATEAU D'TERRE

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

CHATEAU D'TERRE
SMJ Homes has combined an extraordinary team of experienced professionals to offer a complete home design and building ability. Our quality, craftsmanship and attention to detail are second to none. SMJ Homes is active in designing homes that are attractive, functional, energy efficient and affordable.

HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CONTRACTOR

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

You may be a do-it-yourself kind of person. However, do you know the permitting process? Will your prospective new home or home improvement project comply with all local building codes? Can you afford your own on-the-job training? Do you have the time, expertise, and money to pay for your own mistakes?.

HOUSE FOR SALE

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

HOUSE FOR SALE
Trying to sell a house during a down market can be difficult, but there are several things you can do to improve its marketability.

SANDIA SKY

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

SANDIA SKY
Nestled among trees in the foothills of Parowan, overlooking the valley is the Sandia Sky. This Southwestern style home features wide open spaces on 2- 1/2 acres. The large inviting porch truly embraces the beauty of the sunrises and sunsets.

NEW CONSTRUCTION - GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

NEW CONSTRUCTION - GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY
Despite the assumption that new construction does not pay for itself, it in fact has a positive impact, according to nationally renowned economist Elliot F. Eisenberg, Ph.D. Eisenberg has conducted many economic surveys throughout the country. He recently performed one based on 566 single family building permits issued by Cedar City in 2006.

THE LILY

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

THE LILY
Located at The Gardens in Iron Mountain, this 1514 square foot home is filled with luxuries any family would love. These features include staggered knotty alder cabinets with granite counter tops, a raised bar, and tile flooring throughout with stainless steel appliances.

MAJESTIC VIEW

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

MAJESTIC VIEW
This spacious cabin sits on top of Brian Head with breathtaking panoramic views. The twostory windows give the great room a remarkable view of the area's natural splendor of Aspen and Pine trees, which brings the surrounding nature inside.

THE PERCH

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THE PERCH
Perched on the side of an Aspen covered mountain and overlooking Panquitch Lake, we built our dream home. Being native Las Vegans, we always sought out the cool beauty of southern Utah. Hiking, fishing and enjoying the escape from the hot desert lead us to our spot.

THE KERISTON

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

THE KERISTON
The Keriston exemplifies first-class relaxed living and has plenty of space for everything. It offers a unique combination of a large 3 bedroom with the ease of a townhome lifestyle. The Keriston allows for high quality comfortable living at a great price.

HARMONY HOME

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

HARMONY HOME
This 2,769 sq. ft. Tuscan style home was designed and built for “empty nesters.” Located on a quiet street along the golf course, the one level home features low maintenance landscaping with a small garden and outdoor play area for grandkids.

THE ELKRIDGE AT DUCK CREEK PINES

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

THE ELKRIDGE AT DUCK CREEK PINES
The Elkridge at Duck Creek Pines is where rustic meets luxury. This Whisper Creek Log Home has massive timbers and log walls forming the structure of the home but is complimented with huge jetted tubs, travertine stone, granite countertops, hardwood floors, home entertainment technology and nearly every appliance known to man.

JOEY GARRETT

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

JOEY GARRETT
Welcome to the Building Industry Association of Iron County’s 15th annual 2009 Festival of Homes. We are happy to have 11 different homes to walk through and enjoy. As you view these different homes you will see the innovation, outstanding quality and craftsmanship we have grown to love in southern Utah.

SPENCER L. JONES

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SPENCER L. JONES
Welcome to the 2009 Festival of Homes! On behalf of the Iron County Homebuilders Association, I am excited to present some very outstanding homes built by the best builders, subcontractors, and suppliers in our area. This year our showcase of homes covers a larger geographical area than ever before.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Building Industry Assoc. of Iron County.

FESTIVAL COMMITTEE

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FESTIVAL COMMITTEE
Alisha Esplin, Rainbow Sign Banner - Sponsors; Toby Williams, Armbrust Construction - Garage Exhibits/Signs; June Sewing, Executive Offi cer of BIA; Steve Nolan, SRN Lasers - Home Signs/Video; Janice Steffenson, Ted M. Stephensen Construction - Realtor Liaison.

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Code of Ethics 23 New Construction - Good for the Economy 29 Help Speed Up the Sale of Your Home 31 How to Pick the Right Contractor 32 Map for Festival of Homes 2009 Pull Out Section In Back.

RED ROOF CHATEAU

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

RED ROOF CHATEAU
This charming log home located in the mountains above Cedar City, is nestled in an oak grove with Cedar and Pine trees. Big picture windows, patio door, and large covered decks allow one to view the sunrise on beautiful Cedar Mountain. Sunsets in the evening and an overview of lights of the city are a spectacular sight.

BUILDING INDUSTRY ASSOC.

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

BUILDING INDUSTRY ASSOC.
This Festival of Homes is brought to you by the Building Industry Association of Iron County with the generous contributions of our sponsors. State Bank of Southern Utah has been a major sponsor for all fifteen years of the Festival of Homes.

BUILDING INDUSTRY ASSOC.

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BUILDING INDUSTRY ASSOC.
Friday September 4, 2009 1:00 p.m. to 8:00p.m. Saturday September 5, 2009 10:00 a.m. to 8:00p.m. Sunday September 6, 2009 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday September 7, 2009 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Friday September 11, 2009 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Saturday September 12, 2009 10:00 a.

COUNTRY ELEGANCE

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COUNTRY ELEGANCE
This 3,064 sq. ft. home sits on a one acre lot and has a unique L shaped floor plan that allows a spectacular view of Shirts Canyon. There are no stairs in this 3 bedroom 3 bath handicap accessible floor plan. This versatile home is designed to make the most of family togetherness, as well as tranquil seclusion when desired.

BEAVER DAM HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULES

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Aug. 28 Spring Mountain (Home) 3 p.m. Sept. 4 Ash Fork (Away) 1 p.m. Sept. 12 Joy Christian Academy (Home) TBA Sept. 18 Joseph City (Home) 3 p.m. Sept. 25 Mogollon (Away) TBA Oct. 2 Mayer (Away) TBA Oct. 9 Rock Point (Home) TBA Oct. 17 Fredonia (Away) 1 p.m..

BOYS' COACH EXCITED ABOUT VIRGIN VALLEY'S NEW TENNIS PROGRAM

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Felix is also getting help from USTA (United States Tennis Association) team pro Rick Whittington who comes in to work with both the boys and girls on a weekly basis. “Rick does a great job with the kids,” Felix said. “He’s excited to come and work with us.

GIRLS TENNIS COACH'S WORRIES EASE

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The team consists of five seniors, two juniors and four sophomores including two foreign exchange students. The five seniors are Analisa Chavez, Samantha Belalcazar, Luz Martinez, Kim Santillan and Mia Andersen. Andersen is a foreign exchange student from Norway.

VIRGIN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULES

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Day Date Place Opponent Time Fri 08/28 Away Kanab 6 p.m. Fri 09/04 Away Cedar City 6 p.m. Fri 09/11 Away Sparks 6 p.m. Fri 09/25 Home Legacy 7 p.m. Fri 10/02 Away Hurricane 6 p.m. Fri 10/09 Home Sunrise 7 p.m. Fri 10/16 Home Oark 7 p.m. Fri 10/23 Home Boulder City 7 p.

GIRLS TENNIS COACH'S WORRIES EASE

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“I was nervous because of the low turnout for conditioning camp,” Siwik said. “I was more than happy to see 11 girls show up the first day of practice.” Most of the players have had little or no playing experience, but.

VVHS GIRLS GOLF TEAM TAKES AIM AT STATE TITLE

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

VVHS GIRLS GOLF TEAM TAKES AIM AT STATE TITLE
“The (3A) South (Conference) gets just one team in the state championship,” he said. “The south has won every tournament since 2000 except for one year when Lowery won it. The runner-up is usually from the south. One of the two best teams in the state will have to stay home – either us or Boulder City.

VVHS GIRLS GOLF TEAM TAKES AIM AT STATE TITLE

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But he could. “We’ve got our complete team back from last year,” Smith said. “As a coach, that’s about as easy as it gets. We are loaded. We have a good shot to go all the way this year if the girls decide they want to be there. They have the talent to win it all, that’s for sure.

JUNIOR RACHEL MORRIS LEADS VVHS VOLLEYBALL TEAM

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

JUNIOR RACHEL MORRIS LEADS VVHS VOLLEYBALL TEAM
Seniors Sarah Petersen, Jessica Tichenor and Kaeli Williams are battling with juniors Annie Biasi, Madison Bowler and sophomore Morgan Cheney. “We’ve got a lot of good juniors and sophomores,” Barnum said. “These younger kids will have a chance to compete for spots.

JUNIOR RACHEL MORRIS LEADS VVHS VOLLEYBALL TEAM

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With only one returning starter from last year’s playoff team, Virgin Valley High School volleyball coach Lori Barnum says the battle is on for spots on this season’s varsity team. “All spots are wide open,” Barnum said. “We’ve got about 30 kids out this year.

FIVE RETURNING PLAYERS LEAD BEAVER DAM HIGH VOLLEYBALL

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staying; they’re committed. They know they can find a place on the team if they work hard enough.” Players worked to improve during the summer, participating in their own volleyball camp at BDHS and at another camp in Phoenix. “They took advantage of the open gym this summer and came in and played,” Noble said.

FIVE RETURNING PLAYERS LEAD BEAVER DAM HIGH VOLLEYBALL

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FIVE RETURNING PLAYERS LEAD BEAVER DAM HIGH VOLLEYBALL
The Lady Diamondbacks are both inexperienced and seasoned. Coach Kerry Noble welcomed eight players who never have played volleyball before. (They’ll compete on the junior varsity team.) But she also has a core of players with years of experience, athletes who have played together so long that they can anticipate each other’s next move.

LADY SOCCER DOGS TO BUILD ON THEIR RECENT SUCCESS

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“These girls can’t wait to start playing,” Virgin Valley coach Terry Ogden said. “They’ve worked hard all summer and they’re ready to go. Their attitude has been great. I’ve been pleasantly surprised.” Last season, Virgin Valley fin- ished tied for fourth place with White Pine and had to win a one-.

SOCCER DOGS ARE FAVOURITES TO WIN LEAGUE THIS SEASON

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

SOCCER DOGS ARE FAVOURITES TO WIN LEAGUE THIS SEASON
This year the Soccer Dogs are expected to be one of the favorites to win the 3A South Conference title, and head coach Bob Snell said, “this team has the potential to be the best boys team I’ve coached.” What in the name of David Beckham caused the transformation? Several things contributed to the turnaround.

DIAMONDBACKS WILL RELY ON QUICKNESS THIS YEAR

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

DIAMONDBACKS WILL RELY ON QUICKNESS THIS YEAR
own number on keepers. Martinez probably will look for receiver Jose Sanchez when he throws the ball. The D-Backs will run an oddman front on defense in a 3-3 alignment, a different look than the 4-2 they ran before. “We’re going to use our speed,” Hartman said.

DIAMONDBACKS WILL RELY ON QUICKNESS THIS YEAR

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The Diamondbacks made believers of fans and opponents with a sparkling 7-1 record last season, banishing the futility from the 1-7 mark they had in 2007. The team was loaded with senior talent, and Beaver Dam High School debuted its homemade football field in front of about 400 spectators.

VVHS MAY HAVE MOST INEXPERIENCED GRID TEAM EVER

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between the tackles and use VVHS’ signature counter game. Richard Vidal, Travis Rushton, Jade Jensen, Zach Horlacher, Colton Jensen and Logan Lister are all hard-nosed ball carriers. The Bulldogs lack the numbers they’ve had previously at receiver. Hafen is giving a lot of candidates long looks.

VVHS MAY HAVE MOST INEXPERIENCED GRID TEAM EVER

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“The only returning player with any game experience at all is Zach,” Hafen said. “Matt Devore (a lineman) played a little, but Zach is the only senior with varsity game experience coming back. That’s the first time we’ve faced that. I’ve had teams that were junior heavy, but the seniors we had were kids.

PREP SCHEDULES

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

PREP SCHEDULES
Milford at Layton Christian, 4 p.m. East at Snow Canyon, 7 p.m. Douglas (Alaska) at Pine View, 7 p.m. Dixie at Springville, 7 p.m. Cedar at American Fork, 7 p.m. Park City at Canyon View, 7 p.m. Hurricane at Skyline, 7 p.m. Desert Hills at Uintah, 7 p.m. North Sevier at Parowan, 7 p.

SIZE MATTERS FOR THUNDERBIRDS' O-LINE

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

SIZE MATTERS FOR THUNDERBIRDS' O-LINE
CEDAR CITY — The expression may go that the numbers don’t lie, but when looking at 2008, the offensive line for Southern Utah may feel like the numbers are a cold slap in the face. Opponents sacked T-Bird quarterbacks 26 times to 16 secured by SUU in 11 games.

HIS OPPORTUNITY HAS ARRIVED

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

HIS OPPORTUNITY HAS ARRIVED
ST. GEORGE — Judd Thompson held coach Ron Haun to his word. The result is the senior will finally get a chance to line up behind center when the season begins next week against Adams State. Thompson, who caught 96 passes in three years with Dixie State as a tight end, gets his long sought-after opportunity to play quarterback this season.

GRAFT RETURNS TO GUIDE WARRIORS

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

GRAFT RETURNS TO GUIDE WARRIORS
ST. GEORGE — The Snow Canyon Warriors football program welcomed back a familiar face to lead them for the upcoming 2009 season: Coach Jay Graft. It wasn’t long ago — five years to be exact — Graft roamed and directed the Snow Canyon sidelines.

PINE VIEW LOOKING TO KEEP WINNING TRADITION ALIVE

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

PINE VIEW LOOKING TO KEEP WINNING TRADITION ALIVE
“We’re young offensively,” he said. “Defensively, we’re in the same boat. We have seven underclassmen going on both sides of the ball. Hopefully we’ll be able to execute and do the things and not have too many mental mistakes. With youth comes mental mistakes.

MOUNTAIN WEST READY TO BUILD ON RECENT SUCCESS

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

MOUNTAIN WEST READY TO BUILD ON RECENT SUCCESS
HENDERSON, Nev. — The Mountain West Conference has increased its profile in the past year. Now the league will need to build off of 2008’s success and continue its path towards national acceptance in the eyes of college football pollsters. Here is the breakdown of the conference and predicted order of finish in place of their preseason rankings:.

Milford

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Tyler Denny, who stands 6-foot-3, David Pierce (6-6) and senior guards Chris Manuele and Austin Thieme. Handling most of the running workload will be 5-foot-10 junior Chad Netto, converted from a three-year starter on defense. “He’ll have his work cut out for him,” Langston said of Netto’s new position.

Cedar

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his team “2nd-and-6 is a lot better than 2nd-and-11.” Leading the way at quarterback will be senior Jackson Carter, who started two games last season. “I’m feeling good. We’re all excited about the season,” he said. “A lot of people aren’t giving us a chance to do much, but the guys are all working hard.

Thunder

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Thunder
“Chase is a smart kid,” Nelson said. “The biggest thing for him is he’s a year older. (Skill-wise), Chase can run pretty well as well as throw the ball around.” As an offensive unit, Desert Hills struggled in its final six games, being shutout in four of those contests, including a 49-0 drubbing to Logan in the first round of the 3A State tournament.

Beaver

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already with Kanab,” Hutchings said. With the chemistry already built from the depths of a winless season to last year’s postseason run, fullback Rob Gurr is ready to run through holes and help the Beavers make their run toward another postseason berth.

Dsc

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I’m happy for him.” Then he added, “As long as he throws to No. 6, he’ll be OK.” Although Thompson has an inexperienced line to protect him — only Tyler Harris returns — he has a host of receivers and veteran running backs in his arsenal.

3A RUNNER-UP TIGERS LOOKING FOR CONSISTENCY

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

3A RUNNER-UP TIGERS LOOKING FOR CONSISTENCY
Tigers coach Chris Homer starts his eighth year with optimism. With nearly 150 players coming out this summer to be part of the program, it’s clear last year’s success made an impact on the ideology and future of Hurricane football.

RAMS IMPROVE WIN TOTAL, MOVE UP RANKS

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

RAMS IMPROVE WIN TOTAL, MOVE UP RANKS
PAROWAN — Their win total more than doubled — from three to seven — in 2008. They went one round deeper into the 1A state playoffs a season ago. With a move to the 2A ranks in place for 2009, the Parowan Rams have even greater challenges ahead as they prepare for the season opener tonight at home against defending 1A state champion North Sevier.

Falcons

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of varsity experience, with only one offensive and two defensive starters returning. Projected starting quarterback Will Cantrell is only a junior and last year suffered a broken collarbone in Week 2, missing the rest of the season.

OPTIMISM REIGNS FOR MILFORD IN ’09

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

The changes in 1A have reduced the ranks a bit for the Milford Tigers, with Kanab, Enterprise and Parowan all moved up to 2A for the 2009 season. With the experience level on the rise for the Tigers, head coach Robert Langston thinks his team has a chance to make a dent.

COWBOYS FACE CHALLENGE IN RETURN TO 2A CLASSIFICATION

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

COWBOYS FACE CHALLENGE IN RETURN TO 2A CLASSIFICATION
KANAB — Kanab returns to the 2A classification after being one of the top 1A programs over the last four years. The Cowboys have been a consistent force, making the state championship game all four seasons. Kanab was considered one of the deeper programs in 1A, but moving up means it will be one of the smaller teams in the region.

FLYERS BRING BACK OFFENSIVE FIREPOWER

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

FLYERS BRING BACK OFFENSIVE FIREPOWER
ST. GEORGE — At times last year Dixie’s offense was Mike Sharp, Mike Sharp and Mike Sharp. And while the Flyers’ quarterback — who ran and passed the team into the state quarterfinals — is back for his senior year, he’ll have many more weapons in his arsenal.

DESERT HILLS’ DEPTH IMPROVED FOR SECOND CAMPAIGN

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

DESERT HILLS’ DEPTH IMPROVED FOR SECOND CAMPAIGN
ST. GEORGE — Jake Nelson is a big believer in team unity. And with reporters lurking in the weeds to get any insight on what kind of team he’ll be coaching at Desert Hills in 2009, the veteran sideline leader never waivers. “I don’t really like to single out individual players,” the firstyear Desert Hills coach said.

JONES SEEKS CHANGE IN TEAM’S MENTALITY

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

JONES SEEKS CHANGE IN TEAM’S MENTALITY
ENTERPRISE — Enterprise coach Barry Jones is trying to change more than one thing at his school. Aside from altering his offensive philosophy from a power-running scheme to a spread offense, he is trying to change the mentality of how players prepare in the off-season.

REDMEN HOPE SPEED TRANSLATES TO SUCCESS

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

REDMEN HOPE SPEED TRANSLATES TO SUCCESS
But what Cedar lacks in size, Peacock says they more than make up for it in quickness. The Redmen get a formidable challenge to their skills as they open the 2009 season with a matchup at American Fork on Friday. “Our No. 1 strength will be our quickness,” Peacock said.

YOUTH SERVING FALCONS' PLAYOFF AMBITIONS

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

YOUTH SERVING FALCONS' PLAYOFF AMBITIONS
CEDAR CITY — The Canyon View Falcons were able to win three football games in the debut season of coach Alex Huxford in 2008, a big improvement after a 15-game losing streak ended. As 2009 begins, the expectation level has risen toward an even bigger goal.

IMPROVED BEAVER FIRED UP FOR TOUGH 2009

Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

IMPROVED BEAVER FIRED UP FOR TOUGH 2009
BEAVER — Two years ago, the Beaver Beavers didn’t win a football game. Last season, they improved to five victories and got to the quarterfinals of the 2A state playoffs.

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Canyon View 2 Cedar 3 Desert Hills 3 Dixie 4 Hurricane 5 Pine View 6 Snow Canyon 7 Dixie State 8 Southern Utah 9 Beaver 10 Enterprise 10 Kanab 11 Milford 11 Parowan 12 MWC preview 14 Prep schedule 15.

THE SPECTRUM

Tue, 18 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

THE SPECTRUM
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Mesquite Preview

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Mesquite Preview
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Sun City

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Sun City
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Coldwell Banker

Tue, 18 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Coldwell Banker
This Rock 2BR condo is a great place to get away! Perfect for your 2nd home! This community offers two pools, hot tubs, covered parking, and great common areas. Within walking distance to casinos and shopping. $101,900..

Coldwell Banker

Tue, 18 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Coldwell Banker
This parcel has several nice features. View of mountains, view of valley. 2.40 acres. Water and power available. Can go commercial. Terms available. Call Clyde for your personal showing. $250,000..

Miss Washington County Fair Queens

Fri, 07 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Miss Washington County Fair Queens
$2,000 scholarship Daughter of Marlo and Ginger Jensen Ginger is the youngest of six children. She is a junior at SUU and majoring in business/theater. She would like to open and run her own event planning business with a catering branch. She has had eight years in theatrical training and did a humorous monologue for the pageant.

Spotlight City

Fri, 07 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Spotlight City
George with the whole nation. Motels, restaurants and movie houses were built. The creation of locally-owned, Sky West Airlines and the introduction of year round golf drew many. Beginning in the early 1990s St. George began to grow exponentially both as a retirement destination and popular college community.

Spotlight City

Fri, 07 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Spotlight City
Anyone who’s been to a ground breaking or public gathering when St. George Mayor Dan McArthur was present is likely to be well-versed in the Dixie Song, “Are You from Dixie?” adapted for southwestern Utah from its original version by Roene de Fiore. Another less known song written by Charles L.

What Jurassic Park Got Wrong!

Fri, 07 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

What Jurassic Park Got Wrong!
In late 2006 Cap’n Dave opened his own dinosaur business: Cap’n Dave’s Dinosaur Lectures Shows. He has spoken to thousands of people throughout Utah, Nevada and Arizona. Over the years Cap’n Dave has been involved in numerous Paleontological digs in Texas and Nevada.

Map & Directory

Fri, 07 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Map & Directory
1. GENERAL PARKING 2. RACE TRACK • Fireworks 3. LARGE OUTDOOR ARENA • 4-H Horseshow • Motocross Stunt Show • Laser Light Show • Demolition Derby • Rock Crawls • PCBRA Bull Rides • Brandi Frampton Show 4.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 2009

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Friday, August 14th 1:00 PM Indoor Arena Band Stage Yvonne Wall 2:00 PM Indoor Arena Band Stage Nisson Family Band 4:00 PM Indoor Arena Band Stage Mad Outlet 4:00 PM Exhibit Building 4-H Fashion/Talent Show 5:30 PM Indoor Arena Band Stage Marcus,...

2009 Washington County Fair

Fri, 07 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

2009 Washington County Fair
Dr. Sheldon B. Johnson graduated from Dixie College in 1948, working as a custodian to help pay his way. He graduated cum laude from the University of Southern California as a Doctor of Optometry in 1952. He married Leatrice Sproul and they had five sons, Kerry, Layne, Kris, Gale and Brett Johnson.

Washington County Fair Schedule Of Events 2009

Fri, 07 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

(Contest Pavilion) “What Jurassic Park Got Wrong” Captain Dave Eisenstein Dinosaur Presentation (Show Barn Stage) Southwest Federal Credit Union United Way Golf Ball Drop (Lawn Area) Lamb Jackpot Show (Show Barn rear) Corpse Nightmare (south of flag pole) 5:30 p.

Washington County Fair Schedule Of Events 2009

Fri, 07 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Ceremony (Indoor Arena) All Exhibits Open Chicken Show (Show Barn rear) Baby Contest Registration (Show Barn) 4-H Horse Show (large arena) Junior Rodeo (Small arena) Animal Education Center opens Carnival Open Dance Heads (Exhibit Bldg.) The Great Bear Show (Lawn Area at Fair Entrance) 7:00 p.

Directors Message

Fri, 07 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Directors Message
A new 2009 Washington County Fair is now upon us. It will be DINO-MITE! With the struggles of our economy the one thing that will remain the same is the annual traditions of the Washington County Fair. You can count on the Fair to provide affordable family fun for everyone! Plan to attend and be educated and entertained by the St.

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Thu, 25 Jun 2009 04:00:00 GMT

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that are sure to please the tongue and fill the stomach. The many spacious booths, elegant setting and hearty food make Victoria’s Buffet consistently voted #1 buffet,— the best eats in Mesquite. A little bit of country and a little bit of Mexican is the best way to describe The Chuckwagon Restaurant, our hearty local-style café.

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Thu, 25 Jun 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Mesquite NV 89027 702-346-2456 Virgin Valley Veterinary Hospital.

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Thu, 25 Jun 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Real Estate Agent Barb Reece, Realtor, ABR, Premier Properties of Mesquite.

The Spectrum

MESQUITE PREVIEW

SUN CITY

MESQUITE PREVIEW

ST. GEORGE AREA MAP

THE SPECTRUM

ST. GEORGE AREA MAP

HURRICANE

DAMMERON VALLEY

CITY OFFICES & SCHOOL INFORMATION

INDEX

COMMERCE CRG FULL SERVICE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE

COMMERCE CRG FULL SERVICE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE

BUILDING INDUSTRY ASSOC.

ADVERTISERS

ARIES

AREA MAP

ENERGY INNOVATION

DESIGNING THE PERFECT LANDSCAPE

HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CONTRACTOR

CHATEAU D'TERRE

HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT CONTRACTOR

HOUSE FOR SALE

SANDIA SKY

NEW CONSTRUCTION - GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY

THE LILY

MAJESTIC VIEW

THE PERCH

THE KERISTON

HARMONY HOME

THE ELKRIDGE AT DUCK CREEK PINES

JOEY GARRETT

SPENCER L. JONES

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

FESTIVAL COMMITTEE

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RED ROOF CHATEAU

BUILDING INDUSTRY ASSOC.

BUILDING INDUSTRY ASSOC.

COUNTRY ELEGANCE

BEAVER DAM HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULES

BOYS' COACH EXCITED ABOUT VIRGIN VALLEY'S NEW TENNIS PROGRAM

GIRLS TENNIS COACH'S WORRIES EASE

VIRGIN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULES

GIRLS TENNIS COACH'S WORRIES EASE

VVHS GIRLS GOLF TEAM TAKES AIM AT STATE TITLE

VVHS GIRLS GOLF TEAM TAKES AIM AT STATE TITLE

JUNIOR RACHEL MORRIS LEADS VVHS VOLLEYBALL TEAM

JUNIOR RACHEL MORRIS LEADS VVHS VOLLEYBALL TEAM

FIVE RETURNING PLAYERS LEAD BEAVER DAM HIGH VOLLEYBALL

FIVE RETURNING PLAYERS LEAD BEAVER DAM HIGH VOLLEYBALL

LADY SOCCER DOGS TO BUILD ON THEIR RECENT SUCCESS

SOCCER DOGS ARE FAVOURITES TO WIN LEAGUE THIS SEASON

DIAMONDBACKS WILL RELY ON QUICKNESS THIS YEAR

DIAMONDBACKS WILL RELY ON QUICKNESS THIS YEAR

VVHS MAY HAVE MOST INEXPERIENCED GRID TEAM EVER

VVHS MAY HAVE MOST INEXPERIENCED GRID TEAM EVER

PREP SCHEDULES

SIZE MATTERS FOR THUNDERBIRDS' O-LINE

HIS OPPORTUNITY HAS ARRIVED

GRAFT RETURNS TO GUIDE WARRIORS

PINE VIEW LOOKING TO KEEP WINNING TRADITION ALIVE

MOUNTAIN WEST READY TO BUILD ON RECENT SUCCESS

Milford

Cedar

Thunder

Beaver

Dsc

3A RUNNER-UP TIGERS LOOKING FOR CONSISTENCY

RAMS IMPROVE WIN TOTAL, MOVE UP RANKS

Falcons

OPTIMISM REIGNS FOR MILFORD IN ’09

COWBOYS FACE CHALLENGE IN RETURN TO 2A CLASSIFICATION

FLYERS BRING BACK OFFENSIVE FIREPOWER

DESERT HILLS’ DEPTH IMPROVED FOR SECOND CAMPAIGN

JONES SEEKS CHANGE IN TEAM’S MENTALITY

REDMEN HOPE SPEED TRANSLATES TO SUCCESS

YOUTH SERVING FALCONS' PLAYOFF AMBITIONS

IMPROVED BEAVER FIRED UP FOR TOUGH 2009

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