Avery Sampson’s Bikes for Christmas program provided 250 bicycles to community members in 2025.
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With championship horseshoe pits already at Petrack Park, officials favor pickleball for Kellogg.
A check presentation was held to bestow the Christmas Benefit Show proceeds.
Thousands turned out for this free, family-forward community event.
In celebration of the upcoming 250th birthday of our America, we recognize the contributions Asian Americans make to our nation.
Members of Pahrump Valley Firefighters IAFF Local 4068 are calling for Pahrump Valley Fire Rescue Chief Scott Lewis to resign — or face being fired — citing a 56-point list of health, safety and mismanagement concerns drafted by local union members. The union has now expressed two votes of “no confidence” in their leader.
Fields of ephemeral wildflowers aren’t expected this year at Death Valley, but the nearby national park’s rock-solidly stunning geology never takes time off.
“If you have arrived at our desert from another part of the country, you will soon find out that gardening here is very different…” says Sandy Nelson, secretary Pahrump Valley Garden Club.
These teens designed a model that helps parents detect some common disguises behind today’s “designer drugs.”
Poof-dirt is causing issues after leaking water line repair there, according to a dozen in the south Pahrump master-planned community.
The Pahrump Fairgrounds has been a focus of development for government officials for several years. Progress on the 427-acre site has been steady with a bulk of the work completed to date paid for by grants.
Authorities surrounded the residence of Anthony Bell, 27, Wednesday night and sheriff’s office deputies, detectives and SWAT team members evacuated neighbors from nearby homes.
Nye County Assistant Superintendent Kyle Lindberg told the Pahrump Valley Times, only five kids are currently enrolled there. Enrollment could fall to just two students for the 2023-24 academic year, according to district projections, and most agree that keeping the school open hardly makes sense.
In February, the Nye County Commission allocated $268,200 in revenue collected from a Public Safety Sales Tax to purchase new radar units for the department’s entire patrol fleet.
BEATTY — People here on the whole, continue to oppose the development of solar-energy projects in areas near the town. A sizable crowd showed up for the Beatty Town Advisory Board’s Utility Scale Solar Projects Workshop on Monday, Feb. 27 where Nye County Director of Planning Brett Waggoner told them that he was there to get their input. “It’s your meeting,” he said. “I just want it to be productive.”
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Avery Sampson’s Bikes for Christmas program provided 250 bicycles to community members in 2025.
With championship horseshoe pits already at Petrack Park, officials favor pickleball for Kellogg.
A check presentation was held to bestow the Christmas Benefit Show proceeds.
Thousands turned out for this free, family-forward community event.
