Community comes together to celebrate America 250 at the Independence Day procession and family fun day.
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A contract has been awarded for a secondary well and more block grant dollars are flowing Nye County’s way.
The judge confirmed that she is still seeking reelection to her seat.
Free backpacks and school supplies will be available to students at the July 25 event.
Multiple agencies responded to heavy flames last week near Montgomery Street and 2nd Street.
Robotics competitions have taken Pahrump by storm, and area school-aged children have taken that torch to the top.
A longstanding battle over tigers in the Pahrump Valley has finally reached a conclusion, with the Nye County Commission voting to grant local tiger owner Karl Mitchell’s appeal and reverse the denial of a Special Conditions Animal Permit.
The public has extra time to comment about proposed telecommunications infrastructure on Death Valley’s Rogers Peak. Due to disruptions from the five-week government shutdown, the National Park Service has extended the public comment opportunity through Feb. 25. The proposed changes would increase the area’s cellular service and affect some views.
The Nevada State Engineer’s Office has filed its opening brief in its appeal over water Order #1293A, which was overturned by a district court judge late last year.
The Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating the cause of a two-vehicle collision involving a marked sheriff’s office vehicle along Highway 160 and Matthew Lane at approximately 2 p.m. on Sunday Feb. 17.
Officials from a radio station in Goldfield, Nevada are seeking support by way of a dinner show fundraiser at the Goldfield Opera House next month.
A new clothing shop opened its doors in recent days in Pahrump.
For the seventh year running, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #10054 Auxiliary is readying to host its annual USO Show and patrons can expect a night filled with entertainment and patriotism, all in support of Pahrump’s local veteran population.
Nye County’s audit for fiscal year 2018 was presented on Feb. 12, with independent auditor Dan McArthur explaining that though there were a few findings in the audit, the county’s overall financial position appears strong.
There is now an opportunity for those who are financially able, to literally live like a king and it’s roughly a three-hour drive from Pahrump in the county of Esmeralda.
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Community comes together to celebrate America 250 at the Independence Day procession and family fun day.
A contract has been awarded for a secondary well and more block grant dollars are flowing Nye County’s way.
The judge confirmed that she is still seeking reelection to her seat.
Free backpacks and school supplies will be available to students at the July 25 event.
