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.
The America 250-themed parade is accepting applications and carnival and rodeo tickets are now available.
This project is planned for 3,500-plus acres of public lands in the Pahrump Valley.
This first mobile clinic event was a success and plans are coming together to make the visits weekly.
In anticipation of the holiday, local bowling alleys are offering specials.
The three year project aims to improve the water system’s reliability in the national park.
All of the Nevada Democrats spoke about affordability during the stop in Nye County.
The Department of Energy announcement was welcomed by Nevada elected officials who oppose using Yucca Mountain as a nuclear waste dump.
Is it wise to federally fund potentially dangerous research?
As recent summers have made clear, wildland megafires are no longer a regional anomaly, but have become a global hazard.
