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Business park looking to build on momentum

A local business park is looking at expanding its client base, attempting to capitalize on traffic driven in by the newly opened Terrible’s Road House casino.

The CV7 Commerce Association business park off Pahrump Valley and Calvada boulevards, is already home to several businesses, including Terrible’s, but revitalization efforts on and around the site are being made in hopes of attracting new businesses to the complex.

“Now that Terrible’s came on it’s a new look over there,” said Pat Rogers, part owner of CV7 Commerce Association. “We want to let people know there’s more than just a saloon there and there’s more to look for, with the growth area.”

The company, that is also mulling over a new name for the site which was recently repaved and striped, has several lots available for purchasing and building. With the area growing the association plans to open a new access road which will enable more lots for constructing new business sites and spurring future growth.

“There’s a lot going in in the association and it’s growing and we’d like to get a little knowledge out there that we’re growing,” said Russ Rogers, part owner of the association.

There are 10 other businesses in addition to Terrible’s which include a vast array of categories, ranging from a pub, a florist, welfare services and health care providers, making the shopping area one of the more diverse in town.

All businesses pay a monthly fee to the association, and that goes toward any kind of maintenance work any of the businesses might need done at a given time.

“There’s dues every month and they do fixing up, like I said they just put in the parking lot,” Pat Rogers said.

Those interested are urged to take advantage of the opportunities now, as lower real estate prices, paired with the improving economy make now an ideal time to start a new business in a centrally-located area of town.

Those interested in starting a new business in the area should contact Ruby Abraham at H&L Realty Management Co. at rabraham@hlrealty.com.

Businesses that already call the association home are:

Aloha Ink Tattoo: Which offers a quality permanent artwork, for those who use their bodies as their canvas. Call 775-513-9730 to make an appointment.

Paddy’s Irish Pub: Along with 10 beers on tap, Paddy’s offers a large dance floor, gaming, trivia games, darts, pool, and sandwiches. Call them at 775-727-6676.

Good &Fast Mini-Mart: In the process of switching from a deli into a full-fledged mini mart, Good &Fast will offer, cigarettes, liquor, video poker, soft drinks, iced tea, snacks, coffee, pastries and more. They can be reached at 775-727-3780.

Healthcare Partners of Nevada: Housing their own MRI Imaging Diagnostic in a trailer on the property, the clinic is a valuable asset in an area with a growing need of quality health care. Also available is basic gynecology, EKG, family practice, lab services and other services. You can contact them at 775-727-1188.

Something Special Florist: Serves fresh flowers, fruit and gourmet baskets and green plants for all occasions. Local delivery with out of town service, Something Special can fill your special event and gift needs. Give them a call at 775-751-5757.

Independent Medical Group and Specialists: With 32 years experience in the medical field, Dr. Michael Reiner MD heads the list of professionals at the medical group. The clinic specializes in family and geriatric medicine and can be reached at 775-727-9000.

Dragon Cloud Dojo: Provides martial arts programs which aim at developing the mind, body and soul, aimed at combating the demands of today’s stressful living. If you’re ready to clear your mind call 775-751-0244.

Kenpo Karate: Teaching self-defense and self-control through techniques, forms and sparring, Kenpo hopes to create long-term relationships with all students. Learn to defend yourself today by calling 775-751-0244.

Vaquero Men’s Wear: Provides the latest men’s fashions at affordable prices. Update your wardrobe by calling 775-751-1003.

Division of Welfare and Supportive Services: Full service office providing supportive services for those in need of Medicaid, SNAP (food stamps), and TANF (cash program). Get more information by calling 775-751-7400.

Terrible’s Road House Casino: A staple in Pahrump and Las Vegas, the Road House offers gaming, food and promotions with customer pleasure in mind. Find out more by calling 775-727-7777.

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