Application are sought for multiple Pahrump advisory board positions.
The Live Your Dream opportunity enables women to achieve educational or skills-program goals.
Filing of PEA study shows project’s economic growth possibilities
We suffer by the decisions being made not to fund our law enforcement community.
The sex trafficker had a plan: Make victims carry shame. Now Jeffrey Epstein survivors say they’re working on a list. Does Washington care?
Grand opening set to celebrate the new trap range and amenities at the Carvers Arena and Rec facility.
Man refused to stop for police and was later arrested.
Car vs. structure crash in Pahrump Valley Junction
A monsoonal storm washes out roadways and leaves flooding across the community.
The Pahrump Rotary Club’s annual remebrance ceremony is set for tomorrow.
The Pahrump Valley High School football team fell to Spring Valley High School Friday Sept. 5 in a non league home game 28-24.
Local youth riders are set to enjoy an unforgettable ride into the sunset at the Pahrump OHV Park.
Traveling to Mesquite, the Trojans made the long trip worth it by securing their first league victory of the season.
Mining activities over the border are stirring more concern about potential water impacts.
The statewide cyberattack prompted a postponement for this informational event.
It seems the mask-wearing narrative of ICE agents and other law enforcement agencies is echoed by politicians
RFK Jr. doesn’t buckle under pressure from a Senate panel, whose members seem oblivious to Americans’ post-pandemic wariness of the health care establishment.
Sleep in Heavenly Peace is aiming to construct 30 new beds frames for children in need.
The situation prompts new procedures for the treasurer’s office.
Mike Reynolds said unlicensed contractor John Pereyda did not finish the projects he was hired to do.
The Pahrump Valley High School cross country team put on a great display last weekend in Las Vegas.
After a tough first four games, the Lady Trojans soccer program is finding their groove back once again.
The Pahrump Valley High School girls volleyball team showed up to play in a clean home sweep of Democracy Prep in a league match.
Tales with Pebbles allows children read to therapy dogs.
This inaugural Pahrump event will offer fun for families and off-roaders alike.
BEATTY — The Beatty Town Advisory Board paused its August business this month to honor Richard Stephens, a former teacher and longtime reporter for the Pahrump Valley Times, calling his community-focused journalism “a dying breed.”
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