The “cream burro” roaming Kyle Canyon is one of only a few with that coloration among the thousand or so wild burros in Southern Nevada, says BLM specialist Tabitha Romero.
The Clark County School District, in respect for the grieving families from the tragic Sunday shooting at the Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas, suspended all games on Monday.
President Truman fired Gen. Douglas MacArthur as commander of U.S. forces in Korea on April 11, 1952. Truman had earlier refused requests from MacArthur to bomb China and use Nationalist Chinese forces in the war. The firing came after U.S. House Republican floor leader Joseph Martin claimed that Truman had failed to deploy an 800,000-person Formosan army in the Korean war and produced a letter from General MacArthur in support of the allegation.
The Pahrump Valley Times staff, along with several newcomers to the newspaper, took home several awards at the 2017 Nevada Press Association Awards on Saturday during the association’s annual banquet.
Several Nye County schools in the southern attendance area were put on lockdown Monday morning after a wanted felon was spotted at an elementary school by a Nye County Sheriff’s deputy.
Some energy industry officials and lawmakers at House subcommittee hearing on Tuesday urge Congress to look for interim solutions until a permanent facility can be built.
Members of Valley Electric Association in Pahrump got a chance to catch up on bills, put money away in savings and offer a special day to a loved one during the town’s Fall Festival celebration in September.
A whole menagerie of animals are familiar members of American households and are often considered full-fledged members of a family, sometimes even acquiring a sappy term of affection such as “fur baby.”
When Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock rained bullets down at the unsuspecting crowd at the Route 91 Harvest Festival event shortly after 10 p.m. on Sunday, some people from Pahrump Valley found themselves fighting for their lives along with everyone else trying to escape the terror.
Local residents in need of quality medical care performed by teams of doctors and physicians arrives back in Pahrump this week.
The Pahrump Valley Trojans football team hosted Desert Pines, last year’s state champions, in league action, losing 28-0.
