After a roll call the Nevada Commission of Judicial Discipline met virtually to render a decision to suspend Pahrump Justice of the Peace Michele Fiore without pay, on Friday afternoon.
Plans to build a Transitional Housing and Nutrition Center in Pahrump may have many local residents riled up but the advisory committee heading the project is forging ahead nonetheless.
The always-popular Pumpkin Days is making its return for the fifteenth year and Pahrump Disability Outreach Program is eagerly anticipating another fabulous festival.
The Nevada Judicial Discipline Commission has scheduled a hearing Friday to determine if the group will taken away the salary of Michele Fiore, who was recently found guilty of wire fraud.
Nye County Search and Rescue crews were activated after a reported suicidal man scaled Shadow Mountain and threatened to jump.
Former Nye County Commissioner Leo Blundo held a recent event at his Carmelo’s Bistro.
DVH CEO Susan Davila has spent many years working at the head of the only hospital in the Pahrump community and her dedication to health care has now garnered her a special local award.
Here’s a rundown of the seven ballot questions on Nevada’s ballot and what advocates and opponents have to say about them.
The Nye County Sheriff’s Office is seeking a few good men and women to serve as patrol deputy trainees for Amargosa Valley, Beatty, Pahrump, Round Mountain, and Tonopah.
Nevada voters can begin to cast their ballots in Nye County as early as this Saturday for the highly anticipated 2024 general election.
Medical care is an imperative part of living a healthy life but the financial strings attached can often lead people to delay or even forego a visit to the doctor, dentist or optometrist.
A travel initiative created by Governor Joe Lombardo seeks to lure tourists to the Tonopah Historic Mining Park, Goldfield Ghost Town and other destinations.
The Trojans football teams moved down to No. 5 in a recent updated rankings on MaxPreps, but Pahrump Valley fans should not be concerned.
Fall sports for the Trojans teams are wrapping up their regular seasons by the end of October and Pahrump is taking home some late wins.
After a roll call the Nevada Commission of Judicial Discipline met virtually to render a decision to suspend Pahrump Justice of the Peace Michele Fiore without pay, on Friday afternoon.
Plans to build a Transitional Housing and Nutrition Center in Pahrump may have many local residents riled up but the advisory committee heading the project is forging ahead nonetheless.
The always-popular Pumpkin Days is making its return for the fifteenth year and Pahrump Disability Outreach Program is eagerly anticipating another fabulous festival.
The Nevada Judicial Discipline Commission has scheduled a hearing Friday to determine if the group will taken away the salary of Michele Fiore, who was recently found guilty of wire fraud.
