Spectators braved the soggy Valentine’s weekend weather to watch 160 fifth-to-12th-grade boys and girls from around the state compete in 14 rodeo events.
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The new system will reduce appointment times and simplify application requests.
Nye County continues pushing forward with development of the Pahrump Fairgrounds.
Update would require insurers cover opioid use disorder, HIV, hepatitis B and C testing and treatment.
The 12th annual event will include contests, tastings and a carnival.
A changeover in the leadership of the Nye County District Attorney’s Office is about to take place, with newly elected Nye County DA Chris Arabia set to begin his four-year term on Monday, Jan. 7. He said he is eager to start the next phase in his legal career and institute the changes he has been considering for the office.
The seat of Pahrump justice of the peace department A has had a longstanding vacancy but the office is now set to see a new leader at its head, Justice of the Peace Lisa Chamlee, who arose the victor in the 2018 general election.
Nevada marijuana tax revenues top $31 million in first four months of fiscal year; more than 45 percent of projections for the full year already collected.
Nye County’s unemployment numbers have seen improvement over a majority of 2018, though the area lags behind the rest of the state.
No one matched all five numbers and the mega number in the Saturday, Dec. 29 drawing of the California Super Lotto. The next jackpot will be at least $36 million.
Almost all U.S. consumers are value-conscious shoppers who regularly visit discount retailers to find a bargain, according to the latest issue of the quarterly Consumer View report released by the National Retail Federation.
The 2019 Nevada legislative session is just weeks away, and brothel representatives are taking action to prepare for what may be a battle to save the industry as a whole.
The Nevada Highway Patrol has identified the Pahrump man who died as a result of a two-car collision on Thursday, Dec. 27.
The calendar has turned from 2018 to 2019 and with the new year comes a new set of faces on the Nye County Commission, including that of Debra Strickland, representative of Nye County District 5.
Thanks to a donation made by the Death Valley Natural History Association, the Furnace Creek Visitor Center reopened to the public on December 30, 2018, despite the partial federal government shutdown, now in its second week.
Spectators braved the soggy Valentine’s weekend weather to watch 160 fifth-to-12th-grade boys and girls from around the state compete in 14 rodeo events.
The new system will reduce appointment times and simplify application requests.
Nye County continues pushing forward with development of the Pahrump Fairgrounds.
Update would require insurers cover opioid use disorder, HIV, hepatitis B and C testing and treatment.
