Kohbarger loses NLV job after shake-up

The Pahrump Valley Times confirmed this week that former Pahrump Town Manager Bill Kohbarger lost his job in North Las Vegas.

Sinkhole a sign of drying times?

One member of the Nye County Water District Board experienced first-hand recently the possible effects of groundwater withdrawals in the Pahrump Valley.

Detective target of criminal probe

A criminal investigation targeting a high-profile sheriff’s detective is underway after a local attorney told Nye County Sheriff’s authorities that a female client was coerced and subjected to lewd behavior by the deputy.

Charity donates 257 computers for IT lab

Everyone loves a good surprise and the technology lab at NyE Communities Coalition got one last week.

Tip leads to traffic stop, car search, heroin bust

One man was arrested with more than 12 grams of heroin in his possession last week following an undercover police operation.

Think we don’t need Yucca Mountain? Think again

Getting quality leadership in our American democracy can be a bit of a crapshoot. Sometimes we’re lucky enough to get it, but often not. Good leadership is less important when the economy is vigorous and society stable. It’s harder to rock the boat on a smooth sea. However, when things are not A-1, as in America and much of the world today, quality leadership is vital.

DVH, hospice to host fair next week

Desert View Hospital, in partnership with Creekside Hospice, is planning to host its first-ever annual Caregiver Resource Fair next week.

UICN plans Willow Creek green zone; responds to critics

Utilities Inc. of Central Nevada is reportedly taking community input into consideration as it moves forward in developing plans for the former Willow Creek Golf Course, which was awarded to the company in a bankruptcy settlement hearing last week.

CRIME CORNER

Police arrested one man last week after they found more than 60 grams of marijuana in his car during a traffic stop on State Route 372.

Airport, fireworks contract debated at board meeting

The construction of an airport in Pahrump just took another major step forward after town board members deliberated over the issue on Tuesday.

UFO buffs return to lonesome ET highway

HIKO – A galvanized metal giant with the other-worldly noggin welcomes all peaceful beings from throughout the universe to the Alien Research Center, but mostly he’s expecting those traveling by automobile on State Route 375, also known as the Extraterrestrial Highway.

The perils of loquacity

WASHINGTON — Barack Obama’s foreign policy dream — cordial relations with a Middle East tranquilized by “smart diplomacy” — is in a death grapple with reality. His rhetorical writhings illustrate the perils of loquacity. He has a glutton’s rather than a gourmet’s appetite for his own rhetorical cuisine, and has talked America to the precipice of a fourth military intervention in the crescent that extends from Libya to Afghanistan.

Not up to 1963

WASHINGTON — The sequel rarely lives up to the original, and those commemorating the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s March on Washington never had a chance.

Trojans debut new formation and offense

The Trojans offense known as the Jet Offense or the Double Wing Jet has an Auburn, Wash. connection. Trojans Coach Joe Clayton is from Washington. He said it comes from Auburn Coach Gordon Elliott from Auburn High School.

Trojans catch Aggies in the end

Trojans boys soccer coach Don Boulden took to the field last Friday with a new squad. The team played Arbor View, a Division I team in a scrimmage and came out with a 3-3 tie.

NCSD bus drivers in it for the long haul

Busing students to school isn’t something most people think about, but the Nye County School District Transportation Department, its staff and drivers think about it every day of the school year, and just as often in the summer.

UNCE offers classes on preservation, advice for Cottage Industry compliance

In May 2013, the Nevada Legislature passed and Governor Sandoval signed the cottage food bill, SB206, allowing a limited amount of certain types of non-potentially hazardous foods to be prepared from a person’s home.

Entertainment Schedule

• Derek Jordan, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., Off 160 Coffee House, 1330 S. Highway 160, 764-1197.

New Lakeside debut Saturday

It’s going to be a slow weekend with the Labor Day holiday, however Golden Casino Group picked a prime opportunity to debut the new Lakeside Casino & RV Park from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. tomorrow.

Senior News

Pahrump Senior Center

Kiwanis will host a comedy show Sept. 21

The shows at Sanders Family Winery will continue and Kiwanis will use the venue to present “Comedy Under the Stars” on Sept. 21.

Community Calendar

VFW donation dinner — 5-7 p.m., VFW Post 10054, Homestead Road, $6. Open to the public.

California lottery

No one matched all five numbers and the mega number in Wednesday’s drawing of the California Super Lotto. The next jackpot will be at least $12 million.

School Menu

Nye County School District elementary breakfast and lunch menu for the week of September 2-6:

Chimp owner arrested in Florida

A man turned down for permits to house his chimpanzees in both Nye and Clark counties in the last year was arrested in Florida last month for allegedly attempting to illegally sell his animals.

Accused killer admits crime, takes plea deal

A man accused of the January murder of his neighbor entered an Alford plea of guilty to a single charge of voluntary manslaughter this week in District Court.

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