This annual fundraiser for foster care volunteers is a regular sell-out event.
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Ground crews lost contact after departure from North Las Vegas
Pahrump resident needed to fill term until January 2027
Driver operating stolen U-Haul on Hwy 160
What’s planned this week in Pahrump
Tomorrow, May 1, Nye County will officially assume control over nearly every aspect of the mitigation and management of the COVID-19 pandemic within its boundaries, with one very notable exception. Despite Nye County commissioners’ unanimous vote to rescind the requirement that its citizens wear masks when interacting with others in a public setting, the statewide mask mandate still stands and Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak has made it clear that any endeavor to sidestep that mandate is null and void.
After more than a year of an eerie, deafening silence in the Pahrump Senior Center’s main dining room, officials there are now rejoicing that the facility will open its doors to the community on Monday, May 3, much to the delight of area seniors.
When a child is removed from their home by the Division of Child and Family Services, the experience can be a traumatic one.
Pahrump area middle school and high school students are invited out for an evening of fun and interaction at the upcoming “Let’s Kick It” event, set for tomorrow, Saturday, May 1.
With bright morning sunlight shining down and winds gusting through the valley, it seemed as if the ever-capricious Mother Nature herself was in attendance at this year’s Earth and Arbor Day celebration, doing her best to try the patience and persistence of event volunteers intent on spreading the message of environmental awareness, but they were not to be daunted.
A series of fires, a motor vehicle crash and one rescue assignment kept area fire crews quite active this month.
The federal government shouldn’t fund colleges that discriminate against Asian Americans. Senate Democrats voted against that, however.
“Better late than never” is how Beatty Town Advisory Board treasurer Erika Gerling described the service awards presented to the town’s employees at the board’s April 26 meeting. All three were due to receive the recognition last year, but the process got lost under the pandemic.
Citing a “robust economic potential at a gold price of $1,500 an ounce,” Michael Young, project manager, gave the Beatty Town Advisory Board a presentation April 26 on Corvus Gold’s plans for its North Bullfrog project.
This annual fundraiser for foster care volunteers is a regular sell-out event.
Ground crews lost contact after departure from North Las Vegas
Pahrump resident needed to fill term until January 2027
Driver operating stolen U-Haul on Hwy 160
