Blakely’s attorney also requested bail, but it was denied by the judge.
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This company is aiming to bring a medical waste processing facility to Pahrump.
The incident began when a deputy noticed a vehicle traveling over the speed limit on Highway 160.
Living Free’s annual benefit brings in tens of thousands of dollars for addiction recovery services.
Local bird expert Len Warren to lead Saturday morning outing in Shoshone.
Though the turnout among vendors was light this past weekend, the founder of Pahrump’s Spring Fling considered the first-time event successful.
Pahrump’s room tax collections are on the rise, and officials expect the trend to continue for the next few years.
A bill introduced in the Legislature seeks to prevent Nevadans from importing, selling and breeding exotic animals left some animal owners unhappy.
Beatty Water and Sanitation District General Manager Rob Shirley was recently named Manager of the Year by the Nevada Rural Water Association.
The weekend will bring chances of rain to southern and northern Nye County, with chances of precipitation around 40 percent for the southern part of the county and 80 percent for the north on Saturday morning.
Mobilitie, the nation’s largest privately-held utility company, received an approval of the lease agreement that will allow it to provide service to underserved communities in Nye County.
A man has died after a bizarre accident in the parking lot of a business along the 1500 block of Highway 372.
A Las Vegas-based company that provides medical transport services to the ill and injured is reaffirming its commitment to Tonopah and the region, a wide geographic area that’s been without a hospital since August 2015.
An animal shelter in Pahrump will stay open until the end of June after Nye County commissioners extended a current lease agreement and approved a $12,000-subsidy that will help to pay for the shelter’s expenses.
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Blakely’s attorney also requested bail, but it was denied by the judge.
This company is aiming to bring a medical waste processing facility to Pahrump.
The incident began when a deputy noticed a vehicle traveling over the speed limit on Highway 160.
Living Free’s annual benefit brings in tens of thousands of dollars for addiction recovery services.
