A contract has been awarded for a secondary well and more block grant dollars are flowing Nye County’s way.
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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.
Gently used clothings and small household items are used to generate funds for this mentorship-driven organization.
Area veterans take notice, the Nevada Department of Veterans Services is heading to town to host its first-ever Pahrump Veterans Forum from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 29 at the Bob Ruud Community Center, 150 N. Highway 160.
Two people were medically assessed for smoke inhalation following a structure fire on the south end of town.
Animal lovers of the Pahrump Valley rejoice, for an event honoring the relationship between man and beast is right around the corner.
Many parents and college students reported they were waiting for the best deals to complete their shopping lists, according to the annual survey released by the National Retail Federation and Prosper Insights and Analytics.
Friday, Aug. 24 is set to be the “bee’s knees” when Pioneer Territory Court Appointed Special Advocates hosts its Roaring 20s Quarter Auction and residents hoping to get in on all the fun should act fast, as there are only a few tickets left to what is expected to be quite a “darb” event.
Joe Clayton is not one to set specific goals before a season. Until now.
U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., met with media for a roundtable to discuss pressing issues the state and nation are facing in August.
An existing federal detention center in Pahrump could be expanded to house detainees for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Salt Lake City operations.
The president of the Big Pine Saddle Club in Inyo County said she’s still in a state of shock after what she described as a brutal early morning attack on more than a half dozen horses at the facility, early last month.
The Nevada Assembly Republican caucus of the Legislature is making a mistake by shunning brothel owner Dennis Hof, a Republican who looks like a shoo-in to win the District 36 seat in November, Las Vegas City Councilwoman Michele Fiore said on Nevada Newsmakers.
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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.
