The declaration extension gives state, tribal, eligible local governments and some nonprofits more time to apply for federal funds for emergency work, replacement and repairs.
No one matched all five numbers and the mega number in Saturday’s drawing of the California Super Lotto. The next jackpot will be at least $24 million.
In their second outing of the season, Beatty baseball in non-league play rolled over Trona (California) 9-2, led by the hitting of senior Hugo Mendoza and Fabian Perez, who each had a double.
The 32nd Baker to Vegas Challenge Cup Relay came through Pahrump on Saturday evening. The annual event starts in Baker, California and ends in Las Vegas with Pahrump being the halfway point for the 120-mile, 20-stage event.
A bill introduced in the Legislature seeks to prevent Nevadans from importing, selling and breeding exotic animals left some animal owners unhappy.
Pahrump’s room tax collections are on the rise, and officials expect the trend to continue for the next few years.
Though the turnout among vendors was light this past weekend, the founder of Pahrump’s Spring Fling considered the first-time event successful.
One person was transported to a Las Vegas hospital following an ATV crash in the desert just south of Buckboard Street on Saturday.
No one was injured when an airplane ran off the end of the runway and flipped over during landing at Furnace Creek Airport in Death Valley.
Just after I sat down to write this, I noticed this New York Times headline: “Trump vs. Congress: Now What?”
UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd is upset. She considers it “unacceptable” that she can’t read your private chat messages and wants that fixed. Naturally, she publicly ties her demand that you surrender your privacy to the fight against terrorism. Fortunately, Rudd won’t get her way. That’s not because her demand is evil and wrong-headed, although it is. It’s because her demand is impossible to implement.
Officials will continue to seek public’s input on Pahrump’s needs for medical services.
Fire broke out in the rear of KC’s Outpost, a saloon and eatery in Beatty, on Monday night.
Roughly a week after its last ribbon-cutting ceremony, officials from the Pahrump Chamber of Commerce once again welcomed a new business in town.
Nye County officials have released the name of the man struck and killed by a pickup truck along Blagg Road just south of Highway 372.
The Nye County Sheriff’s Office continues its outreach efforts, warning the local community how to avoid scams and fraud crimes.
Spring has sprung! You know what this means? Everybody just got really busy! We have so much on our plates there’s no time to put food on them!
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 $23 million.
Beatty Water and Sanitation District General Manager Rob Shirley was recently named Manager of the Year by the Nevada Rural Water Association.
In a column by Bruce DelValle published last week in The Hill came the revelation that Nevada is again embroiled in yet another troglodyte fight against technology (remember the Uber brouhaha last session?) in pursuit of “crony” capitalism …
The Trojans track team had its first home meet with both boys and girls teams winning the four-team event on Tuesday afternoon.
The 31-car feature Modified race for the Stormin’ Mormon Showdown on March 11 at the Pahrump Valley Speedway was won by Bobby Hogge from a racing team out of Salinas, California, who won the $5,000 purse.
Pahrump Valley High School has unveiled a new program for the betterment of the entire student body.