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.
November is National Native American Heritage Month and there could be no better time in which to celebrate the vibrant culture of the country’s many Native American tribes.
Like an array of other issues and topics, COVID-19 has proven to be a subject which serves as yet another wedge between an already divided America and in many cases, it’s pitting local, state and federal governments against one another in a bid to decide what is best for the communities they serve.
It appears that the COVID-19 outbreak in a roundabout way has led to the arrest of a Pahrump woman on an alleged embezzlement charge.
With Thanksgiving taking place tomorrow and Christmas coming right on its heels just one month later, that means it is time for many to start turning their attention to the most wonderful time of the year. In the Pahrump Valley, the start of the Christmas season is one that is greeted with joyful delight but it wouldn’t feel quite complete without what has become a beloved local tradition, the lighting of the Community Christmas Tree.
In a perfect world, the comfort and security of a warm, soft bed is something that all children would enjoy, but the unfortunate reality is that the world is not perfect.
Thanksgiving is a time for gathering, for family and friends to come together to break bread on a day dedicated to expressing appreciation for all the wonderful things in life.
A Pahrump woman is condemning the alleged actions of a local shop who she said refused to refund her money after purchasing a $550 recliner this year.
Quilting and crochet classes, along with yarn and other fabric supplies, can be found at a new business in town.
A Las Vegas man pleaded guilty Tuesday to voting more than once in the 2020 election.
Veterans Day in the Pahrump Valley was marked by two ceremonies, the second of which was hosted by the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 15 at the Pahrump Veterans Memorial inside the Chief Tecopa Cemetery.
An agreement has been signed to turn the 3,000-acre dairy farm into a solar energy facility.
The Lee Canyon resort, which has a peak of 11,289 feet, receives an average of 129 inches of natural snow a year.
Here’s a rundown of the seven ballot questions on Nevada’s ballot and what advocates and opponents have to say about them.
Sentencing was set for January 6. Fiore’s attorney said he intends to appeal the verdict.
