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.
No one matched all five numbers and the mega number in Saturday’s drawing of the California Super Lotto. The next jackpot will be at least $27 million.
“Look, listen and learn,” is the catchphrase for this year’s National Fire Prevention Association’s Fire Prevention Week campaign.
Energy Secretary Rick Perry visited the Nevada National Security Site and met with employees during a two-day stopover this week that was not announced in advance.
The U.S. House of Representatives this summer passed the Expanding Access to Capital for Rural Job Creators Act, legislation to help expand economic opportunities for entrepreneurs in rural areas.
An e-waste recycling event returned to the Pahrump Community Library on Saturday.
The Internal Revenue Service announced a new format for individual tax transcripts that will redact personally identifiable information from the Form 1040 series.
U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., is planning to introduce bipartisan legislation with Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, that would benefit rural communities in Nevada and across the country.
Preliminary estimates from the National Safety Council indicate the recent upward trend motor vehicle deaths in the United States has continued its leveling off, with the number of fatalities in the first six months of 2018 dipping just slightly – less than 0.5 percent – from six-month 2017 estimates.
The Nevada Department of Transportation has reduced the number of potential routes for Interstate 11’s northern path from five down to two.
The band will be ready. The cheerleaders will be ready. The concession stands will be ready. And, hopefully, the football team will be ready tonight when football returns to Pahrump Valley High School.
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.
