The BLM announced two public meetings to give giving residents the opportunity to have their concerns addressed.
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Applications have been filed to move pumpage for solar project south in the basin.
Former planning director Brett Waggoner was selected for the position.
As Michele Fiore, a suspended Pahrump justice of the peace, has yet to return to the courtroom after being convicted by a federal grand jury, the county has been out a judge. But after a Board of County Commissioners meeting the board appointed an experienced judge to fill in for now.
Rescuers treated the hiker’s injuries on-site and he is expected to fully recover.
A man is suing Nye County alleging he was wrongfully arrested on an animal abuse charge.
The provider will end health care services at two clinics on Calvada Boulevard on March 17. A lawsuit filed by former operators of the clinic claims P3 has failed to meet several terms of its $13.8-million acquisition.
UPDATED: A man has been arrested for murder after a shooting survivor told Nye County authorities he had suffered a gunshot wound to his leg. That victim told investigators that a man armed with an AR-15 rifle had shot him and killed another male inside of a trailer in Pahrump.
Inspirations has become a well-known part of the local community, offering independent, assisted and memory care living, as well as short-term respite stays.
Though it’s not considered one of the most well-known events in the area, more than 5,000 visitors converged upon Death Valley National Park for its “Dark-Sky Festival” this past weekend.
After many years of financial strife, in 2015 the Nye Regional Medical Center in Tonopah officially shut its doors to the public, leaving the community and surrounding areas hours away from the nearest hospital. Although some medical services have since returned, community members all agree it is not enough and the Northern Nye County Hospital District has been doing all it can to remedy the problem.
It was very busy this past week for Pahrump fire crews once again.
Many of the Beatty Town Advisory Board’s actions of late have consisted of drafting and sending letters in support of or against proposals or projects possibly affecting the community.
The BLM announced two public meetings to give giving residents the opportunity to have their concerns addressed.
Applications have been filed to move pumpage for solar project south in the basin.
Former planning director Brett Waggoner was selected for the position.
As Michele Fiore, a suspended Pahrump justice of the peace, has yet to return to the courtroom after being convicted by a federal grand jury, the county has been out a judge. But after a Board of County Commissioners meeting the board appointed an experienced judge to fill in for now.
