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.
Those who took advantage of free square-dancing lessons at the Bob Ruud Community Center this month were coached through the basics of a do-si-do, promenade, sashay and more by caller Ned Newberg and the club’s more experienced dancers.
Conservationists from the Center for Biological Diversity were monitoring the site where Tiehm’s buckwheat grows on Dec. 26, 2022, when they reportedly discovered a staging area for Ioneer’s drilling operations with a truck, water tanks and materials near the newly protected critical habitat for Tiehm’s buckwheat.
The winery had filed for bankruptcy last year and reportedly owed more than $1 million to its creditors.
Patricipants will hear from judges, social workers, birth parents, former foster children and other stakeholders about the need for more foster homes in the county.
A Pahrump man is facing assault charges after he allegedly dragged a woman with a car.
The kiosk can process vehicle registration renewals and duplicate registrations and print decals and other docs on the spot.
Bureau of Land Management officials are placing protective buck-and-rail fencing on the north side of Big Dune to protect the densest population of Giuliani’s Dune Scarab.
Pahrump Valley Fire & Rescue Services crews responded to mutliple calls in recent days.
Nevada has long had a fascination with the extraterrestrial that goes beyond the Area 51 mythology.
In March of 2006, Soroptimist International of Pahrump Valley was formed and over the nearly 17 years that the group has been operating locally, it has been able to have a profound impact on the lives of hundreds of others who call the area home.
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.
