Police arrested an Amargosa Valley man on various alleged drug charges after a short, high-speed chase in that community.
Death Valley National Park re-opened Zabriskie Point on March 10 after closing five months ago for upgrades.
Nye County Commissioner Butch Borasky asked that non-unionized personnel take a 10-percent salary cut to help address the county’s revenue shortfall problems, at a meeting of the commission on March 17.
Bowling News: At the Nugget Bowl: Results of the Scotch Doubles Tournament sponsored by Rod Paulson, Inc.
Officials for Pahrump’s Relay For Life are holding a first of its kind event tomorrow.
This is the second part of an interview with former brothel worker Nevada Rose. She got her first job at a Nevada brothel when she was in her early twenties and worked for about ten years, from the 1970s into the 1980s. Among the brothels she worked in was Bobbie Duncan’s Buckeye Bar in Tonopah. I interviewed her in the summer of 2014.
CARSON CITY — Agonizingly long lines at state DMV offices could get even longer if several measures in the legislative hopper see approval this session, a panel of lawmakers was told Thursday.
The Red Rock Audubon Society has formed a junior club in Pahrump geared toward engaging and educating children ages 7 to 15 about birds and conservation of wildlife habitat.
The nation’s largest owner of daily newspapers just got bigger.
After Bob Krause retired from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department in 2005, he and his wife Marna decided they wanted to travel. They had no desire to slow down or stop working completely.
Nye County Commissioner Donna Cox will have her county salary garnished to settle a judgment assessed against her stemming from a lawsuit she filed against the the county in 2009.
Tired of smoking going on in and around areas with children present, a group of local teens decided to “kick butts,” Wednesday.
Medical care in Pahrump received a boost this week as Desert View Hospital announced two new additions to the healthcare community.
The Trojans boys and girls track teams had their first league home meet on Wednesday where they went up against Sierra Vista. Also in attendance were Chaparral, Desert Pines, Tonopah and Beatty. It was the first meet where Beatty and Tonopah were present after a one-year absence.
The Trojans baseball team was coming off a successful weekend trip down to Mohave, Arizona where they played five games, winning three and losing two when they played Western on Monday.
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 $18 million.
Former Pahrump Town Manager Susan Holecheck has a new position that will keep her in town.
Tails End Animal Shelter received some good news this week with two area businesses providing much needed donations to the overcrowded shelter.
Lady Trojans prevailed over Western on Tuesday 13-3. The Pahrump (6-3 overall, 1-0 Sunset League) bats were hot and never let up. The winning pitcher for the Trojans was Aryana Cuellar, who pitched 3.1 innings. Amaya Mendoza gets the save with 1.2 innings pitched.
Ah, it is mid-March again, my favorite time of year. Winter is turning to spring, the bridge between chilly night and hot-as-youknowwhat summers. My birthday is in March, St. Patrick’s Day is in March and Spring begins in March.
WASHINGTON — Two members of Congress from Nevada are reserving seats on the tour that will take a group of lawmakers to Yucca Mountain next month, a visit its organizer hopes will spark new interest in the shuttered nuclear waste site.
The Pahrump man charged with keeping pit bull dogs that attacked a local elderly man appeared in court on Wednesday.
Venna Davis spent the better part of a long life helping to bring green to the desert.