Good morning, Mesquite.

The Alzheimer’s Association runs the 2026 Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Oct.

24 at 9 a.m. at Mesa View Regional Hospital; the event unites families and caregivers in support of research and care (turning community steps into hope).

Today, Mesquite hosts events including an AARP Driver’s Course at the Senior Center, Adventure Book Club at the library, and Toddler Storytime, while Oct.

21 brings a Spooktacular Storytime plus art classes and a fused glass workshop at local venues. Residents may call listed numbers for details.

On Oct. 11 — 12, Tropical Storm Rachel’s remnants caused a rare rain event around Mesquite that increased the Virgin River flow nearly 30-fold but left only minor flooding for homes.

Local officials urged drivers to avoid flooded washes and homeowners to inspect drainage and secure outdoor items to prevent storm damage.

Lake Mead dropped to about 1,037 feet in mid-October, setting a record low, but Mesquite uses groundwater from the Virgin Valley Water District so its tap water and landscaping rules remain unaffected – homebuyers should check specific HOA guidelines.

Highland Vistas in Mesquite is made up of four neighborhoods (View Point, Shadow Crest, Sun Crest, and Mesa Hills) that differ in home sizes, prices, and HOA fees according to recent MLS data from Oct.

12. Buyers need to verify subdivision details on the title report before making an offer.

A new guide explains the monthly costs of owning a home in Mesquite, covering property tax, HOA dues, electricity, water, sewer, and insurance using current 2026 data to help buyers plan budgets.

The report details median sale prices and typical billing examples across different property types.

Virgin Valley High School's Bulldogs clinched a first-round bye in the Southern 3A playoffs with a 3-1 win on Oct.

15 at Cristo Rey St. Viator; junior Conrad Denninghoff scored two goals and they will face the Pirates at 6:45 p.m. on Thursday as they prepare for regional playoffs.

Virgin Valley High School's Bulldogs won their first league game on Friday, Oct.

16 in Boulder City, 35-6, led by Drew Dixon’s 127 rushing yards and two touchdowns while Kage Healey recorded three sacks (311 total rushing yards). They will finish the season at home with a seniors celebration game against Moapa Valley Pirates.

Virgin Valley High School senior Isabella Jaehn finished sixth at the 3A State Girls Golf Championship at Ruby View Golf Course on Oct.

13-14, scoring 179 over 36 holes with rounds of 86 and 93. Tough weather — challenging all players — raised scores at the tournament.