A bill designating Oct. 16 as Sarah Winnemucca Day in Nevada was approved Tuesday by the Assembly Government Affairs Committee.
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 $29 million.
It’s a great opportunity to dance the night away early next month as Pahrump’s Ms. Senior Golden Years USA Pageant presents “Dancing Under the Stars” at Sanders Family Winery on May 6.
Fireworks testing planned for next week in Pahrump is closed to the public, Nye County government reported Thursday.
The Beatty Town Advisory Board has voted to send letters to state legislators voicing opposition to two bills under consideration.
Yeah, yeah, I know. People have rights, not states. But in case there’s any confusion about what we’re talking about here, I’ll let Ronald Reagan, from a 1980 speech, explain it…
When I first read Tim Burke’s column critical of me in the Pahrump Valley Times last week, my initial response was, understandably, negative. But as they say in the NFL, “upon further review, the call is reversed.”
The Pentagon has announced that Nevada will become home to a nearly 20-year project regarding unmanned aircraft and the U.S. Air Force.
The Pahrump Valley Aviators group is holding its “Fun Fly” from 9 a.m. to about 1 p.m. Saturday at Murphy Field.
As I get settled here as editor of the Pahrump Valley Times, one of the biggest journalistic priorities is making sure that we continue to emphasize having a newspaper with “fair and balanced” coverage while being thorough.
Willie Lucas threw a no-hitter to beat Mojave 5-0 in the championship game of the Cowboy Classic to help the Trojans win the tournament.
And they’re off! The boy down the street is racing to help the older lady cross the street. But wait, here she comes. Jerry, his neighbor, might get there first. It will be close …
The group quietly met on the infield of the track. There were no grand ceremonies or bands playing. It was just a quiet meeting of old friends getting together to celebrate old times.
Beatty baseball has played five games since April 4, winning two of them. The Hornets played one game with Mineral County at home and lost 21-10 on April 4. The team then hosted Spring Mountain and swept them in a doubleheader on April 7, winning 15-1 and 12-10.
Former U.S. congressman (and presidential candidate) Ron Paul kept a placard on his desk reading “don’t steal — the government hates competition.”
RHYOLITE — It appears the ill wind of March 30 blew some good after all.
VETrans, a free program that transports veterans around the Pahrump Valley for medical appointments, now offers rides to Las Vegas.
Nye County officials have heeded the community’s request to “let there be light” at Petrack Park.
The Office of the Nevada Labor Commissioner has released the 2017–2018 Construction Wage Survey for contractors throughout the state.
“We learn from history that we learn nothing from history,” George Bernard Shaw said.
Grease and food debris may be the cause of a kitchen fire.
Three inmates were charged with battery after an alleged fight at the Nye County Detention Center.
A year ago, Nye County celebrated Mardi Gras with festivities in Tonopah.
Beatty and Gabbs airports are set to receive a facelift under a Federal Aviation Administration grant.
The annual Pahrump Community Easter Picnic returns on Saturday at a brand new venue.
Land parcels from Pahrump, Amargosa Valley, and surrounding areas are set to be up for grabs at a delinquent property tax sale planned for today .
The Pahrump Valley Trojans girls finished in first place at their last home meet of the season on April 6, scoring 169 points.
Nye County deputies said Pahrump resident Justin Layland, 34, was not pulling a prank when he allegedly barged into a residence while pointing a firearm at a man on April 1.
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