Fresh off hosting a youth camp in Pahrump, the girls basketball program took its talents on the road, bringing three teams to compete in Utah Tech University’s annual women’s basketball camp and tournament from June 1-4.
The Nevada Silver Tappers and Ms. Senior Golden Years hosted their annual USO Benefit Show this May.
Senator Jacky Rosen pushes for the legislation to be included in the upcoming National Defense Authorization Act.
The small enclave of Beatty is in for a metamorphosis if gold mining passes through federal hurdles. Not everyone is on board.
If only Mr. Trump could also suspend the destructive energy policies imposed by Gov. Newsom and California Democrats.
What’s happening this week in Pahrump
The roadway is now drivable after almost three years of closure.
The deputy highlights department unity and community involvement as top priorities.
The trustee aims to continue working toward bringing hospital and urgent care services to rural Nevada.
‘Take your flight, embrace the jump, and make every single step count’
An engineering contract has been awarded and is supported by grant funding.
Pahrump local teen Zackery Wilson is quickly becoming one of Nevada’s top Brazilian jiu-jitsu prospects. The 18-year-old blue belt has medaled in every tournament this season and has climbed into the IBJJF’s top 25 lightweight No-Gi rankings.
A dramatic one-pin margin defined last Saturday’s action at the Pahrump Valley Tournament Bowling Club tournament, held at the Pahrump Nugget Hotel and Casino.
Volunteers in Southern Nevada are being sought to help gather bee data for tracking and research.
This local grief group chapter is entering its 12th year of supporting locals after loss.
Davis was last seen in Amargosa Valley, with the search for him nearing one month.
The 4th of July Parade and Pahrump Fall Festival Parade are now accepting entries.
Continual one-on-one visits create life-changing relationships for Littles and Bigs.
Incorporating periodic opportunities for energy outlet will help boys focus on learning.
Now is the time to go vote in this primary; please don’t wait till the general election voting.
Nearly 20 hospitals depend on blood donations from The American Red Cross of Southern Nevada and blood donations are needed during this critical time of year.
What’s happening in Pahrump this week
Three were arrested earlier this week in Pahrump on cockfighting and animal abuse charges.
Large cuts were necessary to offset a projected multi-million-dollar FY 2027 shortfall.
Golden Entertainment did not renew lease on the building.
Pahrump Valley High School senior and dual-sport athlete Kayne Horibe has committed to Mesa Community College, where the pitcher will continue his baseball career while pursuing a degree in exercise science.
The water district is forwarding potential regulations to the Nye County Commission.
The Nevada State Horseshoe Pitching Association and the Southern Nevada Horseshoe Pitching Series events brought a weekend of competitive action to Tonopah during the annual Jim Butler Days celebration.
