Five local firework stores meet increased holiday demand.
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From the parade to free family activities and the ever-popular fireworks show, local festivities are such to be a blast.
Driveway pick ups of books, toys and clothing make for convenient contributing to school-based peer support.
Pahrump Lions honor the legacy of Helen Keller with this first-time fundraiser.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Bureau of Land Management sites are also offering free entry through the weekend.
Rosen told the Review-Journal she will hold virtual roundtable discussions and meetings with residents of the state’s 17 counties over a seven-day period, beginning Friday.
Death Valley National Park was rattled by multiple earthquakes on Wednesday, with the largest being a 4.8 magnitude temblor. The park service reported no damage to park buildings or roads.
Four of the five states already working together in the “Western States Pact” formed to address the response to the COVID-19 pandemic are striking out on a new collective endeavor, with Nevada, Oregon, Washington and Colorado all announcing that they will now be coordinating on telehealth.
Summer vacation is nearly at an end and children will soon be heading into the 2020-2021 academic year, with school slated to begin on Monday, August 24 for all Nye County students in grades one through 12 and on August 27 for those in kindergarten and pre-K.
It appears that Death Valley National Park is living up to its reputation as being the hottest, driest, and lowest place on earth.
The Community Crisis Intervention Committee has scheduled its quarterly Homeless Wraparound event for this Saturday and Pahrump Valley’s homeless population will be able to head out for a morning of food, socialization and assistance in obtaining necessary items and services, such as clothing and showers, all free of charge.
Attorneys waged the final battle of “world war weed” on Monday with closing arguments in a trial over marijuana dispensary licenses.
Golden Entertainment executives are on the prowl for “smaller, bite-sized” assets.
A marketing subcommittee recommends that the state’s Commission on Tourism should spend $300,000 encouraging Nevadans to stay at home with their tourism dollars.
Crises, be they a global health emergency that shuts down economies, a natural disaster or something affecting just a single business, can catch Pahrump small business owners off guard at any moment.
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Five local firework stores meet increased holiday demand.
From the parade to free family activities and the ever-popular fireworks show, local festivities are such to be a blast.
Driveway pick ups of books, toys and clothing make for convenient contributing to school-based peer support.
Pahrump Lions honor the legacy of Helen Keller with this first-time fundraiser.
