August and early September offer the perfect time to reflect on the hunting and shooting sports. Both are great experiences, but different and equally valid.
Community
Support Meetings
Concerned friends and family of Pahrump’s residents facing hardships organize various benefits around town. Usually they are held at venues such as bars, meeting places and public facilities. Not this time.
Pahrump Senior Center
RSVP received additional funding for transportation services to expand their services to include younger persons with a disability. Volunteers are able to provide transportation services throughout Nevada’s rural communities as well as the ability to drive them to urban areas which offer the services they need.
The Death Valley Natural History Association, in partnership with the National Park Service, is pleased to announce the first Death Valley Natural History Conference scheduled for Nov. 15-17 at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center Auditorium in Death Valley.
Anyone who has ever eaten a golden brown, fluffy biscuit fresh from a Dutch Oven knows the cast iron, stackable cookware is a time-honored way of preparing food outdoors.
Busing students to school isn’t something most people think about, but the Nye County School District Transportation Department, its staff and drivers think about it every day of the school year, and just as often in the summer.
In May 2013, the Nevada Legislature passed and Governor Sandoval signed the cottage food bill, SB206, allowing a limited amount of certain types of non-potentially hazardous foods to be prepared from a person’s home.
