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After a couple of days of moisture in the area, the Pahrump Valley will clear out beginning Friday, as moderate winds will prevail ahead of the weekend.
Death Valley National Park invites all history buffs to its Preservation 50 event, taking place next month.
The Nevada Department of Transportation has set up a workshop to address any concerns and to educate residents on the planned roundabouts slated to go on two intersections of Highway 372.
What does a community rich in art and culture look like?
Officials at NyE Communities Coalition want to help put an end to the practice of bullying.
Business owners arrested after alleged embezzlement incident
Former Nye County school teacher Byron Wayne Cork has an entirely different career.
Ruben Kihuen, Democratic candidate for Nevada’s 4th Congressional District race, plans to work on a broad set of issues if elected.
With a special legislative session poised to occur between Oct. 7 and Oct. 13 to mull over a Las Vegas stadium funding plan, assemblymen and senators will be affected as they are in the midst of their re-election bids.
One person is dead and another injured after a weekend crash involving an alleged impaired driver.
When traveling to and from Las Vegas on State Route 160, be prepared to stop at a pair of new traffic lights on the other side of the hump.
The family of the victims of Saturday’s deadly DUI crash are asking for answers about why the woman initially arrested was released on her own recognizance.
Simkins Park was the venue for the traveling replica Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall.
The Pahrump Valley Times took home several Nevada Press Association Awards at its annual awards banquet Saturday night, including the top group and individual awards.