Changing image of Pahrump a factor in increased tourism

Tourism officials in Pahrump report the number of visitors is on the rise and some say that the changing image of the town is one of the reasons.

Interest continues in 20-year Death Valley mystery

This July marks 113 years since the world’s record 134-degree high temperature was recorded at Furnace Creek in Death Valley National Park, nearly 30 years since the Badwater 135 ultra endurance race became an annual event, and 20 years since a small group of tourists from Germany mysteriously disappeared in the desert outback.

Twentieth anniversary of one of Death Valley’s baffling mysteries

This July marks 113 years since the world’s record 134-degree high temperature was recorded at Furnace Creek in Death Valley National Park, nearly 30 years since the Badwater 135 ultra endurance race became an annual event, and 20 years since a small group of tourists from Germany mysteriously disappeared in the desert outback.

Highway 160 widening project could stretch into 2017

The completion date for the State Route 160 widening project under construction in town has been pushed back at least a month.

Poll: Clinton pulling away from Trump in Nevada

Hillary Clinton is pulling away from Donald Trump in Nevada with early voting underway, according to a poll commissioned by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Letter: Small pets, even in fenced yards at risk of coyote attacks

Concerning an article in the Review-Journal about coyotes no running in packs, up until this year, we have found this the case, with the female training her pups to hunt, then kicking them out of the family to be on their own.

Myers: Is Heck really an abortion opponent?

Abortion has been an issue between Republican Joe Heck and Democrat Catherine Cortez Masto in their U.S. Senate race. This surprised me because I didn’t remember Heck being particularly opposed to abortion when he was a state legislator. Nor has there been any news coverage this year telling us what his position is.

GOP active voters dominate Nye as state turns blue

CARSON CITY — The Nevada Secretary of State’s office on Friday reported there are 1,464,819 active registered voters statewide who are eligible to participate in the Nov. 8 general election.

Gas prices in Pahrump even with 2015’s for first time this year

For the first time all year, gasoline prices in the valley have caught up to last year’s prices. After spending the entire year below 2015’s prices, the lowest average price of regular unleaded gas in Pahrump was even this year at $2.25 per gallon.

September home sales increase 52 percent in Pahrump

Home sales in the valley jumped a considerable amount over the previous year in September, with 44 single-family units being sold, according to the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors.

Desert View Hospital emergency nurses have seen 16,000 patients this year

As the only medical center covering a large area of Nye County, which also sees patients from parts of eastern California, the emergency department at Desert View Hospital tends to a broad range of medical issues at any given time.

Football: Beatty downs rival Tonopah

Beatty running back Michael Olson led the team with 247 yards to help the Hornets won in Tonopah on Friday, 60-20.

Hee: Trojans have five teams advancing to the playoffs

The Trojans will be sending five teams to postseason play. It’s the most teams since the Trojans were in 3A before the 2008 season.

Solid defense leads Trojans to first winning season since 1995, playoffs

The Trojans defense made a statement last Friday by keeping Mojave off balance the entire game. Junior Cory Bergan played a key role in that defense and had four interceptions and a pick-six to help lead Pahrump Valley to a 30-8 win over Mojave on Friday.

A year later, low-level radioactive waste site fix near Beatty projected to be costly

When Nevada inherited the closed Beatty low-level nuclear waste dump in 1997, it accepted $9 million from the company that had operated it for decades to ensure that the waste — some of it tainted with deadly plutonium — would remain safely buried for a century.

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