At first glance, it’s hard to see why Tonopah would be grouped with large metropolitan cities such as Baltimore, Detroit, New York and New Orleans.
These photos were taken at this year’s Pop Warner Football camp, which was a two-day camp held last Friday and Saturday at the high school. The camp was taught by PVHS football coaches and players, Rosemary Clarke football coaches and Pop Warner coaches.
Commuting on a section of Highway 160 in town is about to get easier, as an almost two-mile stretch is set to be widened.
Early voting starts Saturday, with the primary looming just more than two weeks beyond that.
Another adult has been arrested in connection to the pair of juveniles accused of attempting to sell stolen guns last week.
Detectives from the Nye County Sheriff’s Office focused on educating seniors on the various scams that target their demographic this week.
Memorial Day weekend is shaping up to be a mild and comfortable one, perfect to enjoy the extra day off most will enjoy 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 $10 million.
The pre-trial hearing for the man arrested for murdering his adopted mother last summer was again continued on Wednesday.
Retired U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Roger Chaput wants Americans to understand at least one thing about Monday’s Memorial Day observance – the holiday is not about having backyard barbecues, taking advantage of sales or heading out to the lake or beach.
The Sanders Family Winery’s summer concert series continues on Saturday with a Johnny Cash tribute show, starring Jimmy Ray and Cyndi Cantrell.
The tentative budget for fiscal year 2017 approved by Nye County commissioners on Thursday shows the county’s expenses outpace revenues.
State Assemblyman James Oscarson is flexing his fundraising strength to fend off a primary challenge within his own Republican Party.
Nye County collected close to $190,000 in January and February through the new countywide five-cent gas tax increase that kicked in this year, officials said.
The Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association, the governing body of all high school sports in the state, announced on Tuesday that four schools will be leaving the current Division I-A.
This weekend, Americans will seize the opportunity to sleep in an extra day, fire up the family grill, and maybe — probably not, but maybe — wheel out to a family cemetery, lay flowers on graves, and contemplate the memories of their beloved for a few minutes.
After more than twenty years of “doing politics” full time, I’m pretty jaded. Little surprises me. But the level of dishonesty – indeed, outright lying – by some Nevada Republican legislators about the largest tax hike in state history they voted for last year is absolutely breathtaking.
Here’s a picnic safe salad recipe to feed a crowd this holiday. Make extra as it doubles as a make-ahead lunch, dinner or side dish that stays crisp and appetizing all week. The variety of add-in possibilities are limited only by your imagination, making certain you won’t get totally sick of it the second day. Sound good?
BEATTY — There was a flood of emotions during the high school’s graduation ceremony on Monday, some for the students who were leaving, others for the top administrator who is returning home.
As another Memorial Day (Veterans Day) approaches we give an earnest, “thank you for your service” to those who have returned and a “God bless” to those who didn’t. The times are much different from a previous era when our returning veterans were disrespected.
Mixed martial arts fighter Brandon Schneider has gone into the fitness business. The current amateur Tuff-N-Uff light-heavyweight champion has opened up a fitness gym called, “The House of Fitness” in town with two other partners, Johnny Garcia and Tiffany Gertken. The new gym is located at 301 Oxbow, Suite 9.
The smallest track team in Nye County, Round Mountain, said they had success at the two-day state meet at Carson City last weekend.
Game Time basketball camp will be coming to Pahrump from June 6-9 this year, but it almost didn’t.
Fundraising is hard to do in this town without a large amount of businesses here carrying a big burden and funding many of the events in town. Shoot, we have five major festivals in town now.
Civic virtue — or the loss of civic virtue — doesn’t make the top ten list of issues pollsters ask voters to rank. But I suspect many, if not most, Americans are doing a fair amount of private hand-wringing these days about our collective descent into the proverbial mud.
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1 dead, 1 arrested after fatal stabbing at Pahrump park
Nye sheriff says district attorney prevents him from complying with state law
Fire chief: Some have ignored burning restrictions in Pahrump
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