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.
Clinical operations began on Monday at the newly-constructed Pahrump Veteran Affairs outpatient clinic on Lola Lane, following a soft opening on Wednesday, Nov. 2.
As businessman and GOP nominee Donald Trump was upsetting polling models across the nation in a presidential race that was closer than many “experts” had forecast, Nevada and local races provided a mix of drama and easy victories.
As temperatures cool, November is as a good time as any to visit Death Valley National Park.
A new analysis of a 103-year-old weather observation is throwing cold water on Death Valley National Park’s claim to the world record for heat.
Pahrump Valley residents can expect a pleasant week ahead, as mostly calm, sunny conditions and slightly above-average temperatures are forecast.
Discussions of legalizing the use of marijuana often revolve around the contention that pot functions as a “gateway drug” — a substance that can lead individuals to abuse “harder” substances like cocaine or heroin.
Nevada voters are being asked to approve a measure that would exempt oxygen machines, hospital beds, wheelchairs and other medical equipment prescribed by a health provider from state sales tax.
Nye County commissioners approved filling a new position in the sheriff’s department, eliminating the vacant admin tech/grant administrator in the process.
The Nye County Water District Governing Board approved a professional services agreement with Kathy Gilmore, who will perform the duties of a quality assurance officer.
The Spring Mountains National Recreation Area (SMNRA) lifted the emergency fire restriction area-wide shooting closure and replaced it with a temporary emergency one-year shooting closure just for Lovell Canyon.
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.
