Tymber Jade Gott
Tymber Jade Gott was born at Centennial Hills Hospital in Las Vegas on Jan. 17, at 10:27 a.m. Her parents, Beau and Ryanne Gott, and big brother Tanner of Pahrump are so happy to have her here. She weighed 6 lbs., 4 oz., and was 18 ½ inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Julie Dudenski and Ray Yepez of Pahrump and David Dudenski of Eugene, Oregon.
Paternal grandparents are Keith and Dawnene Gott of Pahrump and Sandy Schulz of Red Cloud, Nebraska.
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.
The wild horse herds that were removed from the Pahrump Valley earlier this year are finally home, and just in time for Christmas. Here’s how the community came together and made it happen.
