Moapa Valley Revitalization Project
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The Moapa Valley Revitalization Project (MVRP) is a non-profit organization whose goal is to create a community locals can be proud of. Where store fronts are no longer vacant and tourists have a reason to stop and explore. Having a quaint community that encourages tourism is a great way to spark our local economy without changing what it is that makes it unique. Read more about the MVRP.
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Moapa Valley Revitalization Project News
Light Up The Night 2015
Moapa Valley Revitalization Project held its’ 2nd annual ‘Light Up the Night’ community holiday event in downtown Overton. The boulevard was aglow with luminaries, and about 100 people enjoyed caroling, hot cocoa, and cookies. Santa Read more
Moapa Valley OHV Roundup Recap
The 1st Bi Annual Moapa Valley OHV Roundup took place November 13-15, 2015 in Moapa Valley and was a fun weekend for everyone! Event organizer Mary Kay Washburn said: “This was our first event and Read more
MVRP Members Work Together To Clean Up Downtown
It was early in the morning on Saturday when I spotted something scurrying through the bushes, bobbing up and down, intent on their prey. As I slowly drove forward on Moapa Valley Blvd. eager to Read more
OHV Use in Moapa Valley
In March 2015, the Clark County Commissioners passed an ordinance designating Moapa Valley as an OHV (Off Highway Vehicle) Friendly Community. This ordinance was passed after years of hard work between individual volunteers, and local, Read more
Moapa Valley OHV Friendly Community
Moapa Valley OHV Friendly Community The action took all of about three minutes last week, as Clark County Commissioners voted unanimously to approve an ordinance officially making Moapa Valley friendly to Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) Read more
Welcome to Overton Sign
Members of the Moapa Valley Revitalization Project (MVRP) committee gathered at the “Welcome To Overton” sign near Oliver Street on Monday, December 29, to re-decorate the iconic sign and to clean up the area around Read more
MVTAB Discusses Floods, Community Improvement Grants
In a Moapa Valley Town Advisory Board (MVTAB) meeting held on Sept. 10, the board discussed recent valley flooding and the possibility for a Community Development Block Grant. County representatives explained that North Shore Road Read more
The Fruits of In-Action
By VERNON ROBISON Last week, members of the Moapa Valley Revitalization Project (MVRP) started a dialog about a streetscape/downtown improvement initiative being proposed for the downtown Overton area. Well…at least they tried to start a Read more
MVRP Discusses Funding For Downtown Revitalization
MVRP Discusses Funding For Downtown Revitalization Board members of the Moapa Valley Revitalization Project (MVRP) met with community members and downtown Overton business owners on Thursday, Aug. 28 at the Old Logandale School to discuss Read more
MVRP Achieves Rose Colored Success in Dismal Times
It has been an uphill climb over the past six years or so for Moapa Valley businesses. The real estate crash, recession, mortgage crisis, decline in tourism and extended period of high unemployment have Read more
MVRP Celebrates First Anniversary
The Moapa Valley Revitalization Project (MVRP) is alive and well and celebrating its first anniversary this month. This small ad-hoc committee of local residents who are seeking a more beautiful and vibrant business community started Read more