The Nye County Assessor’s office has changed its hours in Pahrump and Tonopah to 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday, effective immediately. The change comes as new Assessor Sheree Stringer took over the office Monday from Shirley Matson, who Stringer defeated in November’s election.
The assessor’s office in Pahrump is at 160 Floyd St., and in Tonopah at 101 Radar Road.
DHS says it has confirmed 185 possible noncitizens on Nevada’s voter rolls, far below its initial estimate of nearly 16,000.
Mental healthcare should be easier to access, easier to understand and, whenever possible, closer to home.
Over the last 250 years America has provided the world with innovators who have created products like cars that have transformed the world.
The fiancé of a Pahrump woman who died while in the custody of Nye County authorities says he is demanding answers after two sheriff’s deputies were arrested in connection with her death.
The National Park Service said temperatures reached 116°F on the day of the incident.
Tickets are on sale for the Pahrump Rotary Club’s biggest event of the year.
The local bakery has added pho to the menu along with new decorations that show the connection between France and Vietnam.
The Saturday celebration of Tonopah’s rich history and mining heritage will include guided walking tours, live music and free food.
