Greenlink West electrical transmission line project progress discussed
Tonopah Speedway is opening with the annual Jim Butler Days Race.
‘There’s a huge need for a children’s facility’ in southern Nevada
Don’t miss out on the fun at the 54th Annual Jim Butler Days.
Local ceremonies will honor the true purpose of the holiday.
This Soroptimist club initiative highlights its support for local organizations bettering their community.
Randy Gulley honored in bowling media hall of fame.
Custom countertops and cabinetry for professional install or do-it-yourselfers
Pahrump Justice of the Peace Michele Fiore has been suspended indefinitely with pay until a final ruling can be made in other complaints against her.
Opportunity for public input available until June 2.
The money the BOCC wants to spend on this fairgrounds project could repair every road in Pahrump.
After adding 19 more bowlers to the circuit, the PVTBC club had 96 bowlers come out to compete.
Revision would eliminate use of motorless and electric motored boats during the waterfowl hunting season.
Now is a perfect time to “prepare for the best” while also keeping an eye out for possible economic changes.
Trump and the Republicans want to defund PBS and NPR.
On May 10, volunteers constructed a total of 24 new beds for kids in need.
Thespian group readying for opening night at the Calvada Theater
Commissioners awarded a $1.8 million contract to Top Rank Builders for expansion of the station.
Nye County schools actively working to promote emotional wellbeing.
One of Beatty’s most iconic and venerable businesses held a grand re-opening Friday, May 9.
After a successful season, the Lady Trojans came up short by one run.
There are many strategies Republicans finally seem to be waking up to this last election.
After four years of dedication to the Pahrump Valley High School program, Andrew Zurn is heading to Taft College.
Program would like to expand to Beatty, Amargosa schools.
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