Deciding on thoughtful gifts, decorating the home, making delicious food, and coordinating with friends and family – this common holiday to-do list is enough to make anyone feel overwhelmed or stressed at times.
It’s popular in some politicized evangelical Christian circles (that is, among the American “religious right”) to spend every December moaning about a “war on Christmas.” Unless they get to fill the commons with their religious displays — and theirs only — and unless the cup from their preferred coffee vendor refers to their religious holiday — and theirs only — and so on and so forth, they consider themselves beset by the forces of evil.
As winter officially began on Dec. 21, flu season is already in full swing and for those who want to combat the illness before it starts, it is as good as any time to do so.
As the new year rings in, Nevada Highway Patrol troopers will have a new look to kick off 2017.
PAHRUMP — Nye County is gearing up for the 2017 Nevada Legislative Session that could bring changes in water laws across the state.
RENO—The Nevada Association of School Boards recognized four recipients from Nye County, including sports editor Vern Hee, at their annual awards banquet Nov. 26 at the Atlantis Resort and Casino.
Many residences in Pahrump are sharing their holiday cheer with the community, such as this Christmas nativity light display on Mount Charleston Drive.
Trojans wrestling coach Craig Rieger had an early Christmas present from his team as the team secured two conference wins before the holiday break. Pahrump (4-6 overall, 2-0 Sunset League) beat Sunrise Mountain 60-10, and Western 58-15 on Dec. 13.
As today marks the first day of winter, Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue Chief Scott Lewis is reminding valley motorists to be aware of road hazards along Highway 160.
