The annual Silver State Chili Cook-off returns to Petrack park this Saturday and Sunday.
With a flurry of flamboyant 19th-century skirts, classic dramatic arias, and an original script written for the backdrop of Marta Becket’s stage, Master Mystery Productions out of Ridgecrest, California, promises to put the opera back in the Amargosa Opera House this spring.
The Nye County Commission has adopted a resolution outlining its intention to secure a $900,000 medium-term loan to acquire new vehicles to update its aging fleet.
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 $20 million.
The Federal Trade Commission will begin mailing 36,830 checks totaling $10,158,601, to consumers who lost money to a technical support scam, officials announced.
Nye County School District elementary menu for the week of March 26 – March 30:
Are you ready for Spring? Please say yes. The trees are budding, and the days are getting longer. I’m excited to put winter away and welcome the lighter, brighter colors and flavors of Spring.
A Southern Nevada organization is teaching area residents to relive the history of the battlefield during the Civil War era.
The Nye County Commission Candidates Forum took place on Monday with five contenders for the two seats up for election turning out to share their thoughts on a variety of subjects.
Valley Electric Association has found a way to strengthen power poles to carry the heavier load of the fiber-optic cable for member-owners.
St. Patrick’s Day was a perfect backdrop for Pahrump’s sole marijuana dispensary, as The Grove celebrated its second anniversary with a bright green theme on Saturday.
February retail sales increased 0.3 percent seasonally adjusted over January and 4.4 percent year-over-year as the economy continued to grow, the National Retail Federation said.
Dates are in place for the Fourth Annual Nevada Economic Development Conference, which will explore the ideas, programs and business connections that are defining the new Nevada economy, organizers announced.
All signs point to this being a banner season for the Pahrump Valley boys track team, and nothing that happened March 13 at Western High School in Las Vegas suggested the optimism is misplaced.
The first runner to arrive in Pahrump during the 34th Baker to Vegas Challenge Cup Relay finished his 5.3-mile journey along Nevada Highway 372, handed off his baton to a teammate and was greeted enthusiastically by his Santa Cruz County Deputy Sheriffs’ Association teammates.
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 $19 million.
Tax-related identity theft practice is still widespread and remains serious enough to earn a spot on the IRS’ annual “Dirty Dozen” list of tax scams.
The federal Drug Enforcement Administration is warning the public about criminals posing as DEA Special Agents or other law enforcement personnel as part of an international extortion scheme.
With nearly two years to go before the 2020 presidential primaries kick off, the vultures are already circling New Hampshire.
Sharron Angle is back in Nevada politics after years of trying to achieve a leadership role in right-wing national politics.
Going into the season, Pahrump Valley track coach Fred Schmidt was hopeful the girls team was ready to make major strides.
Spring Mountain Motor Resort and Country Club’s commercial development got the green light on its final map by the Nye County Commission.
The future of snowpack and water resources in the American West now has another variable in the equation for water managers – humidity, which can actually increase snowmelt even on a cloudy day.
The newest addition to the Metropolitan Police Department’s helicopter fleet was used in the Saturday night Gold Butte rescue, and Federal Aviation Administration records show that it is the only one of its kind in Nevada.
Two people were hospitalized after two separate vehicle collisions last week.
Valley Electric Association is set to host a “Vietnam Veteran Welcome Home” event with Vegas PBS and Kiwanis International.
Energy Secretary Rick Perry appeared before a Senate panel Tuesday where he laid out his department’s $30 billion budget that includes $120 million to revive licensing of the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository plus implement interim storage at other sites.
Through March 31, the “Joining Forces” law enforcement team statewide will be issuing citations to pedestrians and motorists who are breaking traffic safety laws, the Nevada Highway Patrol announced.
The Nevada Division of Insurance has partnered with the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles, Nevada Highway Patrol and the Nevada Insurance Council to inform Nevada consumers of a new law, increasing the minimum vehicle liability insurance to be in compliance with the law and avoid paying penalties.