Various meetings slated as community calls for outright ban on such facilities
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Lt. Monique Rodriguez said the Pahrump couple, both in their 80s, suffered from medical issues.
Town officials are excited but this years-long project has some expressing disappointment.
The 50th Annual Miss Pahrump Pageant is set for this Friday at Saddle West.
The non-stop running race from Badwater Basin to Mount Whitney is now in its 39th year.
A group seeking to turn the once-a-decade process of redistricting political lines in Nevada over to a commission rather than the Legislature has refiled a petition with the secretary of state, after a judge ruled the original was misleading.
Nevada state officials and the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe worked to reintroduce desert bighorn sheep to the hills above the lake Monday, the first time since the early 1900s that they’ve been seen in the area 50 miles north of Reno.
A Pahrump youth robotics team is working to raise funds for its journey to Northern Nevada for an annual state championship.
Two U.S. senators representing Nevada are calling for the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General to investigate conditions at the Nevada Southern Detention Center, a privately-owned facility in Pahrump that contracts with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, also known as “ICE.”
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is right around the corner, and coinciding with the nationwide holiday in honor of the life and legacy of the civil rights leader, Pahrump’s Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Foundation will be holding its 17th Annual All People’s Luncheon.
Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas will be celebrating Black History Month with a new, large-scale photography exhibit and a series of lectures throughout February.
For more than a decade and a half, the town of Pahrump has been working toward development of a huge patch of land with the ultimate goal of turning 427 acres of property into a major recreation facility, the Pahrump Fairgrounds.
Many Pahrump area property owners have been angry these past few weeks about a future hike in the per parcel fee assessed on their property taxes. And owners haven’t been shy about expressing their frustrations either.
The Nevada 2020 Democratic Caucus, the “First in the West” as it is proudly being hailed, is just over a month away, and the Nevada Democratic Party is preparing for the major undertaking that will help decide the Democratic presidential nomination.
Two top dental board staffers were terminated in November, but inexplicably remained on the job. The revised board is meeting Friday to determine what will happen.
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Various meetings slated as community calls for outright ban on such facilities
Lt. Monique Rodriguez said the Pahrump couple, both in their 80s, suffered from medical issues.
Town officials are excited but this years-long project has some expressing disappointment.
The 50th Annual Miss Pahrump Pageant is set for this Friday at Saddle West.
