The funds raised are being set aside for the purchase of a horse trailer for transporting the animals.
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Residents are still struggling with access to primary care providers and long wait times.
What’s planned this week in Pahrump
Pahrump voters approved the proposal to disband the town board by a 7,294 to 7,063 margin in 2012.
With a grant from NextEra Energy, more than 10 Nye County Sheriff’s Office personnel shared dinner, laughter and stories with 20-plus seniors.
A minor dispute during early voting at the Bob Ruud Community Center just after 11 a.m., on Wednesday, required the response of Nye County Sheriff’s Office deputies.
A local man, along with his brother, are working to put smiles on children’s faces just in time for the Christmas season.
Each December as the year comes to a close, households all around the country begin to prepare for the most wonderful time of the year, the Christmas season, with boughs of holly, strings of garland, bright, cheerful lights and of course, Christmas trees festooned with decorations, all in anticipation of Christmas morning when children will race to unwrap presents and delight over the gifts they have received. But for families who may be facing financial troubles, the joy of the season can be lost in the burden of trying to find a way to put those presents under the tree.
Construction crews will be heading out to the Pahrump Fairgrounds sometime in the near future to undertake the next step in development at the site, with a detention basin and drainage ditches to set the stage for what is envisioned to one day become a major recreational destination in the valley.
As cooler temperatures descend upon the Southwest, officials at Death Valley National Park recently announced the start of camping season.
The Nevada Department of Transportation is inviting Nevada schoolchildren to participate in the National Association of State Aviation Officials’ art contest celebrating the ways in which aviation, hang gliding, hot air ballooning and other air sports connect people across the world.
The Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation announced Friday that initial claims for unemployment insurance totaled 8,964 for the week ending Oct. 10, up 1,023 claims, or 12.9%, compared to last week’s total of 7,941 claims.
Supported by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Poetry Foundation, the Nevada Arts Council is proud to announce the 2021 Nevada Poetry Out Loud competition.
A new grant program opened Friday, making $20 million in COVID-19 relief funds available to Nevada businesses and some other organizations. The University of Nevada, Reno Extension will focus on explaining this program, the Pandemic Emergency Technical Support Grant, at its next online town hall to support small businesses across the state during the pandemic.
Jenny Casselman has been named as deputy director of the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation. Casselman’s official first day was Monday, Oct. 12.
The funds raised are being set aside for the purchase of a horse trailer for transporting the animals.
Residents are still struggling with access to primary care providers and long wait times.
What’s planned this week in Pahrump
Pahrump voters approved the proposal to disband the town board by a 7,294 to 7,063 margin in 2012.
