Public comment is sought on the solar generation facility proposal.
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The vehicles caused significant damage to rare plants. Those with information are urged to call the NPS Tip Line.
Survivor Jenna McKaye shares her story at a local awareness event.
Filmmaker Ted Faye and historian Robin Flinchum screened their new documentary, The Women Who Haunt Her, on Saturday, January 11 at the “Flower Building” in Shoshone.
The county resolution also aims to close an out-of-towners loophole.
At least one homebuilder says it will eye an expansion in Pahrump in 2022 to focus on more affordable markets and tap into the avilable land here.
The intersection has concerned Nye County Commissioner Donna Cox, who has spent months lamenting the danger posed by the large, deep ditch that runs along the roadway at one corner of the intersection.
Omicron is proving to be more transmissible than Delta.
The driver who struck a light pole was traveling westbound on Highway 372 near Blagg Road.
On its first day of business this week, owner Jesus Rubalcaba spoke about why the family decided to change locations.
Nevada Site Specific Advisory Board recruiting members
Heidi Fleiss is offering a $5,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for shooting and wounding her macaw Chuey with a pellet gun. She plans to relocate her exotic bird sanctuary from Pahrump following the incident.
The Nye County Sheriff’s Office has declined to release details regarding the shooting death of a juvenile at a residence along the 300 block of Jarvis Roard.
1 person was flown to the trauma unit after a busy morning for first-responders in Pahrump.
A burro was killed after three vehicles struck it on North Highway 160 near mile marker 29, according to first reponders, who called it one of the worst “hits” they’ve seen in a long time.
Public comment is sought on the solar generation facility proposal.
The vehicles caused significant damage to rare plants. Those with information are urged to call the NPS Tip Line.
Survivor Jenna McKaye shares her story at a local awareness event.
Filmmaker Ted Faye and historian Robin Flinchum screened their new documentary, The Women Who Haunt Her, on Saturday, January 11 at the “Flower Building” in Shoshone.
