To mark the solemn occasion, three local organizations hosted Memorial Day ceremonies, with the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #10054 celebrating at its venue while the Disabled American Veterans Chapter #15 and the Pahrump Veterans Memorial Advisory Committee both opted to utilize the Veterans Memorial site for their commemorations.
Volunteers came together at this ghost town’s Pink Lady Painting Party.
When asked why Pahrump, owner of Pinkbox Stephen Siegel responds with, “why not?”
Garden Club hosts local Landscape Tour.
Nye County Cotillion is an annual affair and the 2024 event was the first one that an audience of family members was allowed to observe.
A dozen volunteers in the valley were celebrated for their contributions at the Inaugural Hope Floats Volunteer Recognition Luncheon hosted by the NyE Communities Coalition.
The Republican Women of Pahrump are getting their vibrant tea party dresses ready for their second annual conservative tea.
As the weather warms, my thoughts turn to sandy beaches, crashing waves and fishing.
Pahrump is growing and so is the need for more resources for those that call the not-so-rural-anymore town their home.
BEATTY — The Beatty Foundation, an affiliate of AngloGold-Ashanti (AGA), did tons of good at the Beatty Clinic on March 22. Nine tons, exactly.
A stray dog that was homeless, hospitalized and facing euthanasia earlier this month is now on the mend thanks to several in the community who helped raise thousands for its life-saving care.
Owner Jane Cottonwood, who made ribbons, trophies and awards for organizations all over the country, plans to retire and close her shop at the end of February.
Hundreds of mourners lined Highway 372 and East Street during former Nye County Sheriff Sharon Wehrly’s public memorial service on Friday, Jan. 5.
Every three months, the Community Crisis Intervention Committee puts together the Homeless Wraparound, quarterly happenings geared specifically toward serving those experiencing homelessness in Pahrump.
The Silver Tappers annual holiday show was a sold-out event. The performance helped raise $5,000 for one Nye County nonprofit.
