Voting in Nye County is off to a sluggish start with roughly 225 ballots over the weekend.
The new state-of-the-art 19,000-square-foot animal shelter located at 1580 East Siri Lane is scheduled to open by mid-June.
Rick Rupe took home his first win of the 2022 Pahrump Valley Tournament Bowling Club season in their event that took place over the Memorial Day weekend.
For the Disabled American Veterans Chapter #15, the true meaning behind the observance is never forgotten and once again, the group hosted a ceremony in honor of America’s fallen this Memorial Day.
The DAV Veterans Appreciation BBQ is a longstanding local event, held annually for many years, with the exception of 2020 when the pandemic put nearly every event in existence on hold.
A former employee at an Amargosa Valley youth residential facility was arrested after he was accused of raping a teenage girl and exploiting two other juveniles.
Commissioner Leo Blundo says the sheriff was irresponsible to release footage of a fight with his wife over $77,000 in missing cash and a handgun. He claims a GOP political opponent is trying to derail his re-election bid.
Thom Walker has been named by the Pahrump Valley High School athletic department as the new head coach of the Trojans’ football program.
Jim Butler Days, a comedy night and movies in the park. Our local listings are packed with events for everyone.
The Pahrump Medical Center, located on 3.8 acres at 1501 and 1502 E. Calvada Blvd., comprises two buildings — one measuring just under 12,000 square feet and the other nearly 5,000 square feet.
An additional suspect has been named in the district attorney’s murder case against the driver.
The Beatty Town Advisory Board took positions on three topics in their May 23 meeting, approving letters stating those positions to be sent to various agencies and officials.
Crews were active on emergency calls across the valley. Here’s the rundown.
The Source secured the necessary privilege license from Nye County to allow for the opening of Pahrump’s second pot dispensary and company officials are eagerly anticipating the start of business.
Memorial Day is known as many things in the U.S. and while taking advantage of the three-day weekend and warming weather is a focus for the masses, the true meaning behind the holiday is much more somber.
The Times-Bonanza caught up with some of the graduating seniors from the Tonopah High Class of 2022 to talk about their high school memories, experiences during the pandemic and future plans. Here are excerpts from those interviews.
John Lee, Joey Gilbert, Joe Lombardo, Dean Heller and Guy Nohra took part in a debate on KLAS Channel 8 in Las Vegas on Wednesday.
A Pahrump man allegedly struck and killed a pedestrian with his vehicle in the casino’s parking lot.
The Pahrump Valley Chamber of Commerce’s decision to cancel the 9th Annual Pahrump Balloon Festival earlier this year was a source of much dismay and disappointment for area residents but thanks to the efforts of the Dubin family and Balloons Over Pahrump, the event is now set to make a comeback this fall.
The Shoes Brews Horseshoe Pitching Series has reached its halfway point in the season following their most recent May events. The first Shoes Brews event in May took place on Sunday, May 8, at the Oasis Bar and Grill in Indian Springs.
The Pahrump Valley Trojans track field team came home with some hardware following their participation in the Nevada 3A state track field meet that took place over the weekend at Reed High School in Sparks.
Wombaker has delayed retirement and accepted a new role within Nye County School District.
Rising to a challenge posed just three days prior to the big event, the Pahrump community came through in a big way for the “Support Our Troops Rib Extravaganza” with combined donations totaling more than $4,000 and hundreds of veterans able to enjoy a hearty lunch at absolutely no cost.
With graduation set for 6:30 p.m., Friday, May 27, Louis Sposato, senior class president of Pahrump Valley High School, had a chance to reflect on these last four years.
Since the onset of the pandemic in March 2020, nonprofits across the country have been hit hard with reduced funding, but the needs those organizations fulfill have certainly not lessened.
Nye County Sheriff Sharon Wehrly gave an update on her health following a cancer diagnosis last year.
Seven of Nevada’s 17 rural counties are exploring to returning to the days of hand-counted paper ballots because of fears of election fraud stemming from the 2020 election.
One hundred live butterflies were released during the annual Nathan Adelson Hospice butterfly release at the Calvada Eye this past Sunday.
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