Stars and stripes were the order of the day during the town’s Independence Day celebrations this week.
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DEATH VALLEY — The National Park Service has received funding and permits to move ahead with several major projects to repair Scotty’s Castle.
The Lions Club International inundated Las Vegas last weekend for its 101st Annual Convention, including its 51st Parade of Nations and Pahrump Valley Lions Club members were a big part of all of the activity.
Members of multiple Southern Nevada real estate organizations, area Realtors and others gathered at the end of June to honor veterans in the area and those across the country.
Bob Michael made a hole-in-one June 26 at Lakeview Executive Golf Course.
Sawyer Tillery, Emily Lewis, Millenia Fellows and Cyndi Solis won their age groups during the Pahrump Valley Rough Riders show June 16 at McCullough Arena in Pahrump.
The site of the former Pahrump Boys and Girls Club will soon be the new home of a youth community center.
A community fireworks display is not the only July Fourth event happening in town today, as the annual Independence Day Parade returns to the Calvada Eye beginning at 9 a.m.
The Nye County Commission recently approved two different expenditures from the county’s Veterans Services Fund in order to support local veterans’ causes.
Swimmers using the Tonopah public pool have a reason to celebrate other than being able to cool off from the summer heat.
The Pahrump Valley may have been enveloped in scorching heat over the weekend but that did not stop Car Studio and the Pahrump Disability Outreach Program from having some fun during the inaugural Car Studio donation car wash fundraiser.
They are the ultimate symbols of freedom, justice and the American way of life.